Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-08

"A Mr. ana MIS-. irving AlpeftaQu Of Kane,
Pa, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Albertson.
Robert Il Dawson has accepted posi-
tion at Haddon Heights.
DR.. Carlton D. Shute Is improving his
Broad street residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wescott have re-
turned to Pittsburg after mouths visit
with Mrs. Fred Roller.
Mrs. Martha Dufield, the aged mother
Of Mrs. N. Paker, is seriously III suffering
with pneumonia.
John T. Rowen has been elected organist
Of the Methodist Episcopal church for the
coming year.
Forty hours deyotion was observed at ST.
Bridgets Roman Catholic church Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Nellie Nichols, student Of Penn
ington Seminary spent the past week with
her parents here.
Company haye been stalking ground the
past week for for their electric sub station
which is to be erected here 10 a short time.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church are preparing the Cantata, The
kisen King, q for Easter.
The Township Committee will hold their
regular monshly meeting Tuesday evening.
Edward s. Scott has purchased the tarm
OF Elmer Turner at South Glassboro.
Rev. S. M. Nichols has resumed bis
duties as pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church after a months illness.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Borton have re-
turned from a months visit with their
daughter Mrs. Charles Chew, at Clean. N.
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The factory know as the Big House, at
the Glass Works, went out Of blast Satur-
day afternoon.
Christian Meyers was taken to the Ger
man Hospital she past week, where he
underwent an operation. Physicians think
he will recover.
A male quartette composed of the follow
ing has been organized, John Coke, Frank
R. Stanger, Wesley Chew, Richard Dough-
ty.
An ice cream social for the benefit of the
German Reform Church, was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bowers, Sat-
urdaY evening.
A horse belonging to Harry johnson, Of
Bunker Hill become frightened at motor
cycle on Main street. Thursday and was
only caught, after it had completely demol-
ished the wagon, by coming in contract
with telephone pole.
Architect Herbert N. Moffett is working
on she plans for the new bank at Williams
town which is to be erected in short time.
Pocohontas Council No. 48, Jr. %. q. A.
M. will hold their anniversary March 18th
at which time Wanamaker & Brown will
present piano A banquet will be served
at the close Of the exercises.
A number Of prominent speakers among
whom is the Rey. William G. Richardson
s. T. D. rector Of ST. James, P. E. Church,
Philadelphia, haye been secured for the
Thursday evening services to be held at st.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church dur
ing the Lenten season.
The ice cream and box social given by
Lillian Council No. 105 Daughters Of
Liberty, at Association hall, Tuesday eye
ming proved to be very successful, despite
the ssorm. A number of the members Of
Mt Vernon Council, Of Mullica Hill at
tended and thirty dollars was added to the
council treasury.
The Schuman Male quartette composd Of
Sydney v. Williams, Elwood Fl. Weber,
Frank E. Barker and ElIit M. Ayres, will
give an entertainments at Association Hall
Saturday evening" March 10th for she bene-
fit OF the choir Of st. Thomas P. e. Church.
A bullet crashed through window Of
the Maurice river express at South Glass
boro, Saturday evening last, barely missing
Miss Mae Dubois and Miss Sennie Coles, Of
Clayton, and buried itself in the seat OPP
posite. They shooting is supposed to have
been done up an Italian as large number
are quartered in that part Of the town.
Mrs. Ella F. wife Of Harrison Ettgen died
at her home Saturday evening after short
illness. Mrs. Estgen, who was 81 years Of
age, was an active worker in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, from which place the
funeral was held, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Ettgen leaves husband and a host Of
friends to mourn her loss. The body was
taken to taken to Hurffville, for interment.