Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-06-28
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| Rev. s. NJ Nichols and family Of Trent
on haye been spending the past week
among Glassboro friends.
| Mrs. Edward Walton and children are
visiting Norristown Pa, friends
1 Misses Emma aud Christine Simmerman,
| OF Streator ILL.,, are spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrick.
| Frank Westcott of Eaton, Ind visited
| his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Wescott the
! past week.
| Lieutenant Mark L. Bristol Of the United
States Navy has been spending the past
week with his mother here.
A new switch board has been installed at
the Bell Telephone Exchange.
| Miss Bessie Wilcox is the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. S. M. Nichols at Trenton
Miss Augusta R. Buck attended the an
nual meeting Of the Alumni Association Of
the State Normal School, Trenton Saturday.
Miss Elsie Tomlin has been elected sup
erintendent Of the Junior G. E. Society Of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
The Junior Mechanics have selected July
25th for their annual picnic to be held at
Alcyon Park.
Harry Krouse attended meeting Of the
funeral Benefits Association Of the Junior
Mechanics at Seabright the past week
A large number Of Glassboro residents
attended the unYeiling Of the Red Bank
Monument, Thursday.
A driving belt valued at fifty dollars,
was stolen from the saw mill Of the Whit
ney Glass Works at Temperanceville, Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Claude E. Rogers Of this place and
Miss Elizabeth Detwiler of Chester Valley,
Pa, were married at the home of the bride;
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will reside
at Glaseboro.
While visiting her daughter at Nights
town, Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore become SER
iously i'll with an attack Of appendicitis and
was removed to st. Francis hospital, Trent
on, where an operation was performed
Wednesday. Although still dangerously
i'll, the physicians think Mrs. Moore will
| recover.
] Walter, the fourteen year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Boden, left his home about
noon Friday and has not been seen since. He
took with him wheel which he sold for two
dollars, and was late in the afternoon seen
by an acquaintance on Market street Phila-
/ delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Boden are almost
frantic over the affair and have offered a
reward Of one hundred dollars for any trace
Of the missing boy.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Baker
died at their home Wednesday and was
buried at the Methodist Protestant ceme-
terry, Thursday afternoon.
Arrangements haye been made for a
coach to convey Pitman residents to the
Sunday morning services of St. Thomas P.
E. Church, during the summer months.
Mrs. John T. Rowen attended the we'd
ding of Mr.. Sydney Williams and Miss
Esther Leach, daughter of Freeholder and
Mrs. William Leach at their Brldgeton
home Thursday evening. Mr.. Williams is
one Of the Schuman Male Quartette, which
has recently given number of musicals
here for the benefit of ST. Thomas P. E.
Church.
a Horace Smedley received prize of thirty
dollars the past week for securing the larg-
est number of subscribers in town of this
size, to the Woman's Farm Journal
/ While visiting relatives here, two year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis of Mill
vile became i'll with brain feyer and died
in few hours The funeral services were
held from the home of the childs grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mick, Monday after
noon and interment made at the Methodist
Protestant cemetery.
J The children and grand children Of Mrs.
Margaret Simmerman gave her complete
surprise at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Warrick Friday evening, the oc-
casion being the anniversary Of her birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strang gave phono-
graph. recital to number of friends at their
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Long is seriously i'll at her
her home, where an operation was perform
ed Monday.
Edward Turner has a valuable calf which
is rapidly developing the characteristics Of
a goat, Monday Mrs. Turner missed a
number Of pieces from the weeks washing
which she had hung on she line, and on in
yestigating, found that the calf was deyour-
ing them.
Jacob Campbell was operated upon at the
Jefferson hospital Saturday where he is still
seriously i'll.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fleming Stanger arrived
home Saturday from visit among Newark
N J. friends. On the arrival Of their trunk
it was found, that in some unaccountable
way the contents, had been completely
ruined with water.