Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-16
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Miss Meta Flohr, OF Terra Haute, Ind,
is spending a month with her grandmother
here.
Rev. w. P. C. Strickland and family
left Monday for two weeks vacation at
Allenhurst, N, Y.
Charles W. Chew is attending the annual
encampment of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public at Minneapolis, Mimi.
The aged mother Of the Rev. F. F. Craig
is critically ill at the parsonage and her
death is hourly expected.
Allen Evan has returned from an extend
ed visit with his sister at Alexandria, Va.
j. ]. Ledden exhibited the Fischer pi-
amos and John S. Rowen the Blasius at the
Changers picnic at Alcyon Park the past
week.
The members of the St. Bridget's Roman
Catholic church gave dance Monday eve
ming which despite the warm weather was
attended by one hundred couples.
Mrs John Knisell fell from the steps of
the Presbyterian church, Sunday, and was
so badly bruised that she has since been
confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kier, returned to
their home at Pittsburg Saturday after a
months visit with relatives.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Glassboro Loan and Building Association
was held Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Benninger gave a
party at their home, Saturday evening, in
honor of their neice and nephew, Grace and
Ralph Haight, of Phila.
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ranging for their annual picnic to be held
at Ledden's Grove the latter part of the
month.
Miss Anna Townsend, of Pennsgrove, is
visiting Miss Leota Turner, Miss Townsend
who is soloist of ability sang at the Meth
odist Protestant church, Sunday.
The members of the Citizens Military
band returned Monday from their annual
weeks outing down the bay.
Miss Verna Warner, of Streator, H., was
given a surprise party at the home of her
grandmother, Saturday evening, Mrs. Han
nah Smith, with whom she is spending
the summer.
Mr.. Lewis Waddell, of Philadelphia and
Miss Emma Wood were quietly married at
the parsonage of the Methodist Protestant
church, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knisell celebrated
the fifty -fourth anniversary of their marriage
at their Academy street home, Saturday
evening last Guests were present from
Philadelphia, Camden, New York, Col
lingswood, Grenloch, Blackwood, Hurff-
vile and Mullica Hill.
Considerable excitement was caused
Wednesday night when it was found that
the electric light which is left burning at
the post Office was out Robbery was i'm
mediately suspected and in few moments
the building was surrounded with angry
citizens well armed, when it was found
that the light had only burnt out.
Mr.. P Charles Curley aEd Miss Daisy d.
Smith were married at the rectory of st.
Bridget's Roman Catholic church lWednes-
day evening at s. 80 O'Clock, by the Rev. j.
r. O'Farrell. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs Curley left on the ten o'clock
train for an extended Southern tour, after
which they will reside at Glassboro.
Mrs. Sarah vogeding, died suddenly at
her South Glassboro home Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Vogeding who was in her
usual health was suddenly seized with a
hemorrhage and died before she could be
reached. She was faithful member of the
Methodist Protestant church from which
place the funeral service will be held We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. Vogeding leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Jacob Long, of this
place, Mrs Sites Harbert, of Kane, Pa. /,
and son.