Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-12
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DOLICYHOLDERS

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fair ieI6 TUESDAY
for Pittsburg where they will spend the
Summer.
Charles w. Chew is recovering from his
recent serious illness.
G. Dudley Whitney is the owner Of q
new automobile.
DIR. F. A. Stranger and family, OF Bridge
ton, visited Glassboro relatives "Wednesday
Albert Repp has been elected trustee OF
the Methodist Episcopal church to oil the
vacancy caused by the death OF his father,
John Repp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rowen were Will
mington, Del, visitors Wednesday.
Clarence Simmerman and family Of Strea-
tor, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. K. =
Geer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albertson and
daughter, of Massillon, Ohio, are spending
the summer with Mrs. Maria Albertson
Rev. w. P. c. Strickland attended the
funeral of his sister at Freehold. Thursday.
Mr.. Alexander student Of the Phila.
Divinity School. is conducting services as
st. Thomas P. E. church during the alb
sence Of the Rev. Charles B. Dubell.
Miss Josephine Whitney has returned
from Smith College for the summer yaca-
tion
Mrs. John T. Rowen entertained Miss
Blar che Girard, Of Woodbury., Thursday
Roscoe Luffbary has accepted a position
with the Public Service Corporation Of
Camden.
Mr.. Edward Parker, Of this place, and
Miss Anna Davis, Of Terrell, were quietly
married at the parsonage OF the Methodist
Protestant church Thursday evening by
the Rev. F. F. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
will reside at Glassboro.
While examining the gas pipes the past
week, Charles Voelker found lobster, APP
parently in perfect health.
Mrs. Elizabeth R Ellis, Of Bridgeton, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Lutz.
At the Glass Bottle Blowers Association
which convenes at Atlantic City the coming
week, three branches of the Association
will be represented by the Warner Broth
ers, John Warner, of Bridgeton, G. H. War
ner. Of Glassboro, and George Warner, OF
Newark, Ohio.
a meeting of the taxpayers of Glassboro
township has been called for Tuesday even
ing, July II, at Association Hall, to assess
the voting of tax for the purpose OF erect
ing City hall and jail.
In the suit for wages between William
Schmidt, plaintiff, and Henry and Addie
Grimshaw, defendants, tried before Justice
Paulin Thursday, verdict was rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff, and Judgment ordered
for $40 so.
A family reunion was held at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Louisa d. Stranger at
Pitman, Wednesday Mrs. Stranger recently
celebrated her SEVENTEEN birthday.
Otto spangler, Of st. Marys Pa. is visit
ing his mother here. Mr.. Spangler recently
married Miss Foster, OF that place
Rev. N. j. Wright Presiding Elder Of
she Bridgeton District, will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday even
ing.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
oiety Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
gave supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Dufield, Friday evening
While attempting to remove tack from
a screen door Thursday, the screw driver
with which DR.. M. J. Luffbury was doing
the work slipped, the blade entering one
side of his hand and coming out the oppo-
site side. He went Immediately TO the
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, where the
wound was dressed and no serious results
are anticipated.
The First National Bank, of Glassboro,
has declared semi-annual dividend OF :
per cent.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Glassboro Loan and Building Association
was held Monday evening.
The clerk Of the Township Committee
has been instructed to notify the Pitman,
Glassboro and Clayton Gas Company, Of
the condition of the streets, resulting from
the laying Of the gas pipes
Miss Myrtle Turner was given surprise
party at her home Saturday evening, the
occasion being the nineteenth anniversary
Of her birth. Miss Turner received a large
number Of presents. The guests were
Misses Bessie Wilcox, Elsie Allen, Mary
Leap, Ida Iszard, Ida Miskelly, Emma
and Christine Simmerman, Melissa Zane,
Bertha Ledden, Fred Tomlin, Charles
Zane, Samuel Beckett, Wilbur Haight,
Earl Park, Earl Ledden.