Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-08
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Albert Repp has returned from a
visit to the West.
M. ]. Parker is recovering from
long Illness
William Tomlin has accepted a po-
sition at Port Alleghaney Pa, and left
for that place Tuesday.
John Cake, who is working at Point
Marion. Pa, has joined the French
band of that place.
Miss Rae Simmerman, for many
years a Glassboro resident, left Sat
urday for Glenside, Pa, where she
will make her home with her brother,
DR.. George Simmerman. GO
Herbert Garwood, for many years
connected with the Williamstown
Glass Works, has accepted a position
with the Whitney Glass Company.
J. T. Abbott and Frank Haight, Jr.,
have rented Zanes' Hall and will open
a skating rink.
Lewis N. Shreve and William Hertz
age visited the scene of the Atlantic
City wreck Monday last.
Mrs. Charles Souders is at the Pres
byterian Hospital, Philadelphia, where
she underwent serious operation
Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Bell entertained a
number of school friends at her home
Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Shreve took part in the
recital given by the pupils of the
South Broad Street Conservatory of
Music at the Chapel of the South
Broad Street Church Saturday after
noon last.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a meeting
at Association Hall Friday afternoon
when the subject, Health and Hered-
ity" will be discussed.
The Whitney Glass Company will
appeal to the State Board Of Taxa
ton for reduction in taxes. The
valuation of the company being raised
about 100000 The case will be heard
at Woodbury.. December 4th. -
The food show given by the Guild
of st. Thomas P E. Church netted
the church about one hundred and
fifty dollars.
William Dougherty, for many years
principal of the public school here,
died at the State Hospital for the In
sane Monday last. The funeral SER
vice was held from his late home at
Gloucester, Thursday, and interment
made at Millville Friday Mr.. Dough-
erty leaves a wife and one daughter.
The Christian Endeayor Society of
the Methodist Protestant Church held
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McFadden Friday evening,
which was largely attended.
Madam Whitney gave Hallowe'e EN-
party at Holly Bush Wednesday
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While at work at the electric sub
station Tuesday, Charles Plan was
badly burned. In attempting to ad-
just a switch his hand slipped, COM
ing in contact with live wire, and
burned the flesh of his arm to the
bone. 1t is feared that amputation
will be necessary.
Miss Fanny w Male and Mr. Wal
ter S. Gray, of Riverton, N. j., were
married at the First NJ e. Church,
Camden, October 10th, by the Rey.
Holmes Gravatt in the presence of
one hundred invited guests.
Some mischief making person
planned what would have caused con-
siderable damage at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday. Shortly
before the morning service Dr. Charles
Heritage discovered that the pipes con-
nected with the water motor of the
pipe organ had been filled with cement
and had the motor been started the
Sunday School room would have been
completely flooded. The officials of
the church are completely at loss to
know the motive of such an act
The members and friends of the
Methodist Protestant Church were en-
tertained at the parsonage Monday
evening, the occasion being the 10th
anniversary of the marriage of the
Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Craig. A we'll
filled purse and handsome watch was
presented to Mrs. Craig.
DR.. and Mrs. M. j. Luffbary gave
masquerade party at their home Wed
nesday evening. Guests were present
from Camden. Philadelphia, Millville
and Glassboro.
While playing in the yard at her
home Monday, Edith Smedley stepped
on a pitch fork causing an ugly
wound.
Mrs. Edward Hade also met with
serious accident Monday While at
tending to her chickens she raised up
suddenly and struck her head on
cross-cut saw which was hanging from
beam in the COOP A physician
dressed the wound
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