Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-31
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Fred S. Tomlin has accepted position
with she Pitman Laundry
Ground has been broken for the new gas
plant at South Glassboro
Pooohontas Council, No. 48, Jr o. U. A..
M. with the Citizens Military band attend
ed divine worship at the Methodist Pro-
testant church Sunday morning.
Mrs George Moffett returned to her
home Thursday after two months visit IN
California.
The pupils Of the public school are pre-
pairing their annual exhibit to be held the
first week in June.
Miss Sadie Stranger, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stranger and Mr.. John Schuffer
were quietly married at the home of the
bride at Westville Saturday evening by the
Rev. Thompson Of Woodbury.. Mrs.
SCHUYLER was formerly Glassboro girl.
The Fort Stanwick Canning Company are
rebuilding their Canning factories. The
company is still contracting for tomatoes
and expect to run the full season.
The quarantine was lifted from the home
of Walter Read the past week; with the
exception Of two weeks Mr.. Reads home
has been quarantined since January, two
children having suffered with scarlet fever
since that time.
Edward Turner recently broke an egg
which had been setting for some time, and
found 1T contained a chicken with three eyes
and two we'll formed bills.
The High School Alumni Association
held a meeting at the school building Fri
day evening to arrange for the reception to
the new graduates.
The graduating class of the high school
have elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Raymond Tonkin; vice president,
Horace Smedley; secretary, Erma Chew;
treasurer, Virginia Miller.
The Glassboro fife and drum corps have
been engaged by General Howell Post. of
Woodbury., for their Memorial Day music.
The barn on the property of Elmer
Cramer was completely destroyed by fire
Wednesday morning. The fire is supposed
to have been started by two small boys
who were playing with matches bear the
place. The prompt arrival of the fire COM
pany saved the adjoining barn Of Frank
Tice.
The pupils of the Stranger Studio Of
music gave recital at Association hall
WEDNESDAY evening before large audi
ance.
Rev. F. F. Craig will preach the sermon
to the graduates at the Methodist Protes-
tant Church Sunday morning, June TO-
Charles Wampole has returned from the
West Minister Theological Seminory.
Professor Brode will give moving pic
ture entertainment in large tent which he
is erecting opposite the school building
Friday evening. June 1st, of which be will
show pictures of the San Francisco earth
quake. and the eruption Of Mt. Vesuvius.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmer gave party
at their home Tuesday evening TO celebrate
the anniversary of the berth Of their daugh-
ter Clara. The guests were: Misses Vera
Wilcox. Florence Luffbary, Myrtle Ham,
Ruth Lutz, Ethel Ledden, Alma Lutz,
Dorothy Bell, Ora Wilson, Helen Stranger,
Reba Skinner, Byron Seabrook, Charles
Keebler, Goodman Turner, Keller Pierce,
Clyde Skinner.
William Rebel died at the nome of his
father Tuesday night, after short illness,
aged 43years. Mr.. Rebel has been unwell
for some time, but had been about the town
until the day before his death Early Tues
day evening he was taken with commissions
and died in short time. The funeral was
held at st Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
Friday morning, with interment at the
Catholic Cemetery.
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