Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-27
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mother, Mrs Elizabeth Ellis, OF Bridgeton,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Warren and daughter
Bertha, left Saturday for Clean, New York,
where they will spend the winter.
Charles Free, Of Philadelphia, was a
Glassboro visitor Sunday.
Captain George H. Hughes, Of Wood
bury, is spending some time with friends
hese
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrick are spend-
ing month at Wernersyille, Pa.
Peter Lutz and family, Of Clayton, have
moved into the John Nelson property on
New street.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Luffbary, Dr. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Dufield, DR.. Charles Heritage
and sister, attended the annual banquet Of
the Gloucester County Medical Society at
Woodbury. Thursday evening
John Taylor is able to be about after his
recent serious illness.
The Glassboro streets are being we'll inn
proved by Supervisor Souder. A force OF
men are now grading New street.
Misses Leota Turner and Bessie Shre7e
have entered the Broad Street Conservatory
Of Music.
The bottle blowing machines recently
kinstalled in the factories Of she Whitney
kGlass Works are giving very poor satisfac-
Elton. 10
The Pitman, Glassboro and Clayton Gas
Accompany have purchased the Vineland gas
Eplant, and will run mains to that place. AS
Soon as this work is completed the Vine
land plant will be discontinued. to
Mr.. James Haggerty and Mrs. Lucy
Trenchard were married at Atlantic City
September 18th, by the Bev. ]. FL. Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Haggerty will reside
here.
| Miss Catherine Seibert has been spend
ing the week at Atlantic City.
The Helping Hand of the Methodist
Episcopal Church gave porch party at the
parsonage Friday evening, which was largely
attended.
Miss Ethyl Shute entertained twenty
friends at her South Glassboro home We'd
nesday evening.
The infant son of Rev. and Mrs. F. F.
Craig is i'll.
Philadelphia parties were in town the
past week looking for building in which
to locate an overall factory. No suitable
building was secured.
Deputy Grand Chancellor, George M.
Keebler, Of this place, is visiting the vari-
GUS Knights Of Pythias Lodges in his dis
trict. There is talk of instituting lodge
at Woodbury., where charter was recently
surrendered.
Mary, the nine-y ear-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hade, died at the home
Of the parents Thursday morning last, after
a short illness of typhoid fever. The
funeral was from st. Bridget's Roman
Catholic Church, Saturday morning.
f party of young people took straw
Eride to Williamstown Tuesday. The party
I was composed of twenty-five young people
A district meeting Of the Jr. o. U. 4. M
will be held here in the near future al
which time the State officers are expected
to be present.
The primary picnic of the Methods
Episcopal Sunday school, which was t
have been held Saturday, was postponed
owing to the stormy weather.
Pocohontas Council, No. As, Jr. o. u
A. NJ, held fair and festival Saturday
and Monday evenings. A baby show ant
moving pictures were features of the oc
casion. The Citizens Military Band fur
nished music, and neat sum was realized
from the sale of ice cream and confectionery
Constable William Martin gave two
young men lively chase Wednesday who
had stolen number Of articles of clothing
from the clothing store Of Isaac Cohen. Thu
thieves were finally captured at Downer
and taken to the county Jail. One of She
men is supposed to be the party who ha:
stolen several wheels in this vicinity tht
past month.
John Mitchell, a former resident Of
Glassboro, was found dead near the railroad
tracks at Delair, Sunday, in badly mang
led condition. Coroner Fithian, of Cam.
den, was notified, and the body which wal
in several pieces, gathered up and taken tc
the Camden morgue and brought her fol
burial Tuesday. Foul play is suspicioned,
as Mr.. Mitchell is supposed to have had
quite sum of money when he left home.
Travellers haye been greatly delayed here
the past few days, owing to the number Of
accidents on the West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad. On Friday the South-bound
Cape May freight jumped the track and
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putting the new trolley service out Of com.
mission for several hours. An employee Of
the wrecking train sent from Camden.
touched the third rail with the heel of his
shoe and in an instant was rendered I'M
conscious He was taken to physicians
Office where he was revived after several
hours work. Saturday the North-bound
Cape May express was wrecked one hundred
yards above the station, and delayed all
traffic for mere than two hours.
Mr.. Clarence Park, Of this place, and
Miss Ida Clouse, Of Woodbury., were mar
ried at the home of Mrs. Thomas Wick,
Wednesday afternoon by the Rey. George
Thompson, Of the Presbyterian Church.
On the arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs. Park, at
Glassboro, where they will reside, they
were met by number of friends who lifted
them in light wagon and paraded them
through the streets amid the glare of red
lights After taking them to their home
and assisting them TO alIght, the crowd