Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-24
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! ter, were Glassboro visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence NJ Lutz was Phlladel-
phia visitor Friday.
Miss Eva Keller, entertained number
Of friends at his home, Friday evening.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
church were entertained by Mrs. Howard
Abbott, former member, Monday evening
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayid Clifford.
Earle, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruhian Beebee, died at their home Satnr-
day after short illness, and was buried
Tuesday
John Tonkin of Connecticut is visiting
his parents here.
S12O87 has been sent to the San F.ancs-
co sufferers by Glassboro citizens through
the Township Committee
Edward Parker, has moved his cafe to
the Turner property on High street and the
| building formerly occupied by Mr.. Parker,
| is being rebuilt for the Bell Telephone
Company
Mr.. and Mrs C. Edward Shube enter
tanned friends at their Broad street home
Wednesday evening.
William Poole, of the Bell Telephone
Company was in town Monday.
A number of Glassboro residents attend
ed the Watson reunion at Watsontown.
Saturday
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal church, celebrated their seven
teenth anniversary at the church Sunday
| evening. number Of interesting adj
dresses were made and echoes from the
recent Atlantic City convention read.
Special music was rendered by the choir.
Edwin H. McIlyaine, former Glassboro
resident, visited friends here Wednesday.
The commencement exercises of the pub
lie school will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday evening, June
when the following will graduate Byran
Seabrook, Benjamin Cohen, Horace Smead-
lly, Anna Hunter, Virginia Miller Rose
Cramer Post graduates, Bertha Ledden,
Clara Keebler, Eva Rudolph, Leon Dilks,
Charles Keebler
| The Sunday School Of the Methodist
Protestant church is preparing Chlldrens
| day exercises which are to be held the Sec
ond Sunday of June.
Mrs. George Moffett who has been spend
ing the past month in California left Satur
day for her home.
The pupils Of the Stanger Studio OF
music will give recital at Association hall
Wednesday evening. An admission OF
fifteen cents will be charged.
The Guild of st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal church held a rummage sale Fri
day afternoon and evening for the benefit
OF the church.
Two men were arrested and placed in
se,l 1x, af7 for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
The old soldiers Of Glassboro held a.
meeting Saturday evening to complete their
arrangements for Memorial Day.
Mrs Linda Kidd, wife of Rev G. S.
Kidd, of Millville, is guaranteed at her
home, suffering with diphtheria. Mrs.
Kidd was formerly resident of Glassbor0.
Wilbur FISHER, also Of this place, is quaran-
tined at LawrenceYilie, New Jersey, suffer-
ing with the same disease.
Glassboro veterans attended divine wor-
ship at Pitman Grove Methodist Church
Sunday morning last.
About seventy-fve members Of the Loyal
Temperance Legion held their annual picnic
at Corey's grove Saturday afternoon. The
little folks were driven to the grove in
large wagons where they were given feast
Of ice cream and fruit. The Legion which
held its last meeting of the summer Satur-
day last, now has about one hundred and
fifty members
John Simmerman, president of the Glon-
cester County Christian Endeavor Union,
addressed the Bunker Hill Society at their
anniversary Wednesday evening.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Glassboro Building and Loan Association
Monday last, the following officers we're
nominated to be elected at the June meet
ing: President, S. Fl. Stranger; vice presi-
dent, g. Sherman Moffett; secretary, VII.
Yenney; treasurer, Thomas G. Allen; au-
ditors, DIR. Carlton D. Shute, George Hig-
gins Milton Applegate; directors, Charles
F. Rapp, A. NJ Seabrook, John Gegin-
heimer, Morris Townsend, DIR. Howard
Iszard, M NJ Campbell, E. T. Leap, who
has been a director for number of years,
rendered his resignation
Smoke issuing from the windows Of the
Ten,peranceville saw mill Thurday evening
caused false alarm of fire to be given,
which aroused the whole town. On the
arrival OF the fire company at the scene, the
chimney OF the mill was found to be so
clogged that it was impossible for the smoke
to pass through il.
DIR. Charles Heritage discovered the barn
of John Zargable to be a6re while passing
in his automobile Tuesday, just in time to
sage the building from destruction.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Coull entertained
the old soldiers and their wives at their
Main street home Wednesday evening.
Addresses were made by the Rev. F. F.
Craig, l. Frank Wright, J. W. Hera, John
Parker, S. S. bedden, Hiram Stranger and
Mrs Wright, after which a banquet was
served.
For the second time in little more than
a year the Glassboro post Office was robbed
early Monday morning About 2.30 a. M
George Benninger, bank Waterman heard a
slight noise and going to the window dis
covered man, standing back of a large
tree in front Of the post office. Mr.. Benn-
niger called to the man, who Immediately
fred shot, which barely missed Mr.. Benn-