Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edward Shute are visit
ing Senaca Falls, New York friends.
John Simmerman has purchased home
at Pitman. and will engage in business at
that place.
Mrs Jacob Long is recovering from se-
rious operation which she recently under
went
Miss augusta R. Buck has returned from
month's visit at Rochester, N. Y
Misses Emma and Christine Simmerman,
who have been spending the summer With
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrick, will return
to their home at Streator, Illinois, the COM
ing week.
Harry Krouse lost valuable horse the
past week.
Miss Lille Thomas, Of Millville, has
been elected a teacher Of the public school
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Louise Paulin.
M w. Kenough is the owner Of new
automobile.
Howard Moore had a valuable wheel
stolen Tuesday, which he left standing in
front of his home.
Prof John T. Rowen is exhibiting the
Biasius piano at the Changers Picnic at
Alcyon Park.
Mr.. Roy MaGoun, of Philadelphia, is
conducting services at ST. Thomas P. E.
Church, during the month Of August.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. DubelI left
| Monday for months vocation. Mrs. Du-
! bell, with her parents at Birdsboro, Penna.,
/ and Mr.. sDubell at Mateawan, New York,
I h 10 af
Protestant Episcopal Church, of that place,
during the absence of the rector.
Rev. I. S. Hammond, former pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, now Of
Gloucester, broke ground for the new par
sopage at that place Tuesday
Lucy, the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. William Shaw, died at their home
Wednesday morning after a short illness.
| The funeral services was held from the par
ent's home, Friday.
! The Fort Stamwick Canning Company
have greatly enlarged their factory. here, and
expect to do rushing business the coming
season Mr.. w NJ Keough, the manager,
is looking for one hundred and fifty women
/ so work between August 10 and 20.
i Mrs. Rachel Edwards died at the home Of
| her daughter Mrs Frank Ware, Saturday,
after long Illness Mrs. Edwards was
highly respected. She came here a short
| time ago from Williamstown, and has made
| a host of friends. The funeral services was
/ held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist
| Protestant Church.
! There. being no local base ball team this
year, large number Of people are attend
ing the Clayton games
/ The doctors are at present the busiest
people in town Charles Pierce and Ira
Ham are among the typhoid victims.
The Clayton, Glassboro and Pitman Gas
i Company haYe almost completed thelI
work, and expect to supply the three towns
with gas in short time. Wenonah bas
also granted the Company franchise, and
the work of extending mains to that place
will be Immediately begun.
/ DR.. E. M. Dufield left on Wednesday e
Join the boys Of the Citizens Military Band
who are sailing on the Hudson river.
One Of the most enthuastic workers al
the Pitman Love Feast Sunday morning
was John Warner, Of this place, who de.
/ spite his SO years, walked to Pitman &
: take part in the service.
q Harry Stranger, for many years Glass
boro resident now of Pitman, died at th'
home Of his parents Saturday morning
after short illness of typhoid fever. Mr.
Stanger became i'll about two weeks ago, ant
owing TO the excitement OF the camp meet
inc. t was thought best to bring him to hi
narept's home where she services OF trained
nurse was secured, but despite the fact thai
& everything possible was done for his re-
eoverv. be become steadily worse unit