Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-11
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Charles Wampole has returned ID shs
Westminster Theological Seminary alter
spending the holidays with bis nsashss.
| Mrs. James Parker.
/ The Womans' Foreign Missionary Ri,
eiety, of the Methodist Protestant Cssnfass,
held their regular monthly meeting and
supper at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Evan, on State street, Wednesday sftes-
noon.
Mr.. Henry B. Green and MrE. azazgs.sss
Dutton, both OF Minatola, we're quietly
married at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Gas
| kill on Poplar street, Saturday evening,
! December 30th, by the Rey. r #. Craig.
| Misses Nellie Nichols, Jessie Stranger,
Daisy Luffbary have returned to Penning-
ton Seminary; Miss Imogene Walker to
| Wayne; Miss L. Iszard to the State Nor
| NAL School, Trenton; Misses Elsie Allen
West Chester, after spending the holidays
here.
A mass meeting for men was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday after
noon, when Evangelist Barker delivered a
most interesting address.
Lillian Council, No. 105, Daughters OF
Liberty, will install officers for the ensuing
six months at their meeting Tuesday even
ling.
| The Monday Club gave New Years
dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs @
Edward Shute, Monday last.
REVIVAL meetings are being held in three
churches Of the town. Evangelist George
l.. Barker is conducting the services at
the Methodist Episcopal Church; Eyangel-
list Dalbor at the Mission; ReY. F. F..
Craig at the Methodist Protestant.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Glassboro Hose aud Ladder Company the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, David Paulin; vice
president, Stephen Smedley; chief G. II.
Carroll; assistant, John Kircener; treas
urer, A. A. Weisner secretary. E. S. Scott;
hose truck foreman, Albert Voelker; assist
ant, Fl. w. Stang; ladder truck foreman,
Ephriam Tice; assistant, Chris. Seibert;
fire wardens, S. FL. Pierce, William Mar
sin, r. S. Doughty, J. Saul, Stephen Smed-
ley; plugman, Charles A. Voelker.
Il The first meeting of the directors Of the
.Pitman, Glassboro and Clayton Gas Com
Ipany was held Tuesday evening, when an
Organization was effected by the election Of
Hon. S. H. Stanger, president; J. F. Inn
hof, secretary; Jesse e. Reeves, treasurer.
| The charter has been received from the
State, and an ordinance was presented to
the meeting OF the township committee
Tuesday evening, providing for the grant
| ing of a franchise to erect a plant at Glass
boro. The ordinance was passed to second
reading, after making few changes.
! The Fort sanwick Company, Of Rome,
New York, which recently purchased the
T. M. Towle and Canning Company fac
tories, will set a day apart in a short time
for the representative TO meet the growers
and make contracts for acreage sufficient to
operate the plant the entire season. The
company will pack only tomatoes and
sweet potatoes the coming season. es
The official board Of she Hamilton avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Of Trenton,
has extended unanimous call TO Rev.
Sanford N. Nichols, to succeed DR.. ].
Ward Gamble, who has asked to be given
another appointment, having served the
church for four years. The official board
of the Glassboro church have also asked fol-
the return Of DR.. Nichols.
Rev. Alleyan G. Howell, of New York,
is the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Charles 3,
Dubull at the rectory.
i Chimneys on the houses occupied BY
Frank Porterfeld and John Tonkin, caughl
fire the past week, causing considerable
excitement, but little damage done. The
| fire in both instances was extinguised with
| out the aid of the fire company.