Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-04-26
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her daughter, who is i'll,
i Mr.. and Mrs. Joel B. Lutz have returned
from Brook lyn, where they have been spend
ing the winter.
Samuel S. Ledden lost valuable horse
| the past week, which hsrecently purchased
of Henry Patrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Enigk, Of PhiIa-
delphia, spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Seibert.
| Harry Bewley sold his livery at public
sale Friday. and will move his family to
Philadelphia in the near future
Mrs. E. 3. w. Carter has returned from
an extended visit at Maryland
John T. Rowen was an Atlantic City
visitor Thursday.
Miss Margret Wood entertained the menu
bers of the FL. T. G. at her home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tomlin visited
Westyille relatives over Sunday.
Bertram g. Hornor, former Glassboro
boy, spent Sunday among friends here.
Much anxiety is felt for the safety Of Mrs
George Moffett, who is visiting near San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Christian Seihert celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary Of their marriage
at their High street home Friday evening.
T The Schuman Male Quartette Of Bridge
ton, will give musical at Association Hall
Saturday evening, April %, for the benefit
OF st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church.
Edward Parker has purchased the Tur-
ner property on High street, to which place
be will move his restaurant The Bell
Telephone Company has purchased the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. Parker.
\ The Citizens Military Band held their
second annual fair and festival at Zane's
Hall Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Josephine Carbin, organizer Of the
Home Missionary Society, delivered lee
ture at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Thursday evening.
4 A slight fire occurred at she packing
house Of the Whitney Glass Works Friday
afternoon, which with the aid Of the fire
company, was extinguished before any Sc
rious damage was done.
The Rt Rev. John Scarboro, Bishop of
New Jersey, visited ST. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church, Thursday evening, and
confirmed a class of seven. memorial
window which has recently been placed in
the church to she memory of the late
Bishop Doane was unveiled with appro-
pirate ceremony.
/ At a meeting Of the West Jersey Pres
bytery held at Cape May Wednesday last,
Rev. ]. M. Hunting, who has served the
Presbyterian Chulch here for the past six
months, was received, and arrangements
made for his installation. The service will
be held as the Glassboro church Thursday
3 evening, when the Rev. Luther A. Oats,
moderator of the Presbytery, will preside,
give the charge to the people, and put the
constitutional questions. ReY. r. Hillard
Gage, Of Wenonah, will preach the sermon,
and the charge to the pastor be made by the
Rev. Edward Dillon, of Woodbury.. The
service is open to the public.
4 The annual meeting Of the parish Of St.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church was
held at the church Tuesday evening, when
the following were elected: Senior Warden,
Samuel Warrick; junior warden, H. N.
Moffett; vestrymen, John P. Whitney,
Isaac Moffett, DIR. Charles Pedrick, Sam'l
A. Whitney, G.. D. Whitney, Charles J.
Yost, DIR. G. S. Heritage; delegates to the
diocesan convention, Samuel w. Warriek,
I'll. N. Moffett, DR.. G. d. Pedrick; altern-
ates, Charles J.. Yost, Cutler Whitney, G..
D. Whitney.
. The fourteenth annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the Method
list Protestant Church of New Jersey, was
held at the Glassboro Methodist Protestant
Church Wednesday and Thursday The
convention opened at two o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon in charge of the Rev. ]. P.
Tnrkelson, president, who responded with
few we'll chosen remarks to the address
of welcome BY the Rev. F. F. Craig. Rev.
HI. r. Blackwood, Of Somers' Point deliv-
cred an address on Christian Endeavor
: Needs, Organization or Action, Which ~
Rev. A. G. Struthers followed with an adj
dress on The opening of the Chestnut
Burr" Miss Virginia Holmes read paper
on 1.-THE Weekly Meeting not the Same Old
Thing" The evening service opened with
a Junior Endeavor rally, and an address to
children by the Rey. r. J. Patterson. Rev..
4 Norris E. Webb conducted an open parli-
ment on the question, HCan you make a
follow up Comparison of Christian Endeay-
or ?" The services were brought to close
with an altar service led by the Rev. G. S.
Kidd, OF Millville. The Thursday MORN
ing service was the business session of the
convention, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Rev. N. E. Webb; first vice president, Rev.
s. A. Harker; second vice presidents, Rev.
] J. B. Nixon; third vice presidents, Rev. w.
L. Morton; secretary Rev. w. E. Pettitt;
treasurer, Miss Eva A. Van Dusen; pro-
gram committee, Rev. J. Fl. CLARK, Rev.
w. R. Blackwood, Rev. J. P Iurkelson,
Rev. s. A. Harker, Rev. L. D. Stultz, Rev.
/ G. d. Sinkinson. Short addresses were
made by the Rev. CLARK, Lenippe and Wat
son. Rev. a. A. Lunnine preached the
conventions sermon from the next, 'Who
then is willing TO Consecrate his service
to the Lord. =
Mrs. Ellen D. Stultz, widow Of the late
Rev. Elias Stultz, died at her home at
Manasaquan, Sunday, after short illness,
aged 81 years. Mrs. Stultz was the mother
of Mrs. j. S. Dufield, Of this place, and Of
the Rev. L. D. Stultz, Of Manasquan, and
Rev. W. D. Stultz, Of Bridgeton. She was
a number Of years ago resident OF Glass