Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-17
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GLASSBOR0.
Miss Bertha Ledden spent Sunday with
ReY. S. NJ. Nichols and family at Trenton
Miss Laura Dougherty, former Glass
boro girl, has been elected a teacher Of the
Gloucester public school
Mrs. Benninger gave party at her home
Friday evening in honor OF her nelee and
nephew Grace and Ralph Haight Of Phila
Mrs. William Tomlin and Mrs. James
McFadden, attended Christian Endeavor
Convention at Camden Tuesday. as dele
gates
Mr.. Thomas hair, of Ohio, and Miss
Hannah Doughty, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Doughty, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the Rev. F. F. Craig.
John S. Duffield one of Glassboro's oldest
residents is seriously i'll at his home.
Antoine Rohland and Harvey Abbott
have opened fruit store in the Reeves
building on Main St.
A partyssof Glassboro residents attended
the banquet given by Mr.. Bells Lake, Sat
urday.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Glassboro Loan and Building Association
Monday evening officers and directors for
the ensuing year were nominated. The
election will take place at the June Meet
ing.
Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell attended
the 1874 annual convention Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal diocese of New Jersey which
assembled at Atlantic City the past week.
John T. Rowen is exhibiting the Blasius
pianos at Pleasantville for two weeks.
Pocahontas Guards with number of old
soldiers attended diYine worship at the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Hurffyille,
Sunday morning.
GIassboro citizens are making the most
elaborate preparations of years for the OBJ
seryance oil Memorial day. Rev. DR.. Bal
ten, OF Absecon, N. j., will be the orator
Of the day, and the Citizens Military band
has been engaged to furnish the music.
The factory known as the amber house,
at the Whitney Glass Works went out of
blast for the season, Saturday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held their
last meeting of the season at Association
hall, Saturday afternoon at which time an
interesting programme was rendered.
A family gathering was held at the home
of Thomas Shute Saturday evening the 90
cassion being the anniversary of Mr..
Shute's birth.
The following delegates have been cleo
ted by Glassboro Branch No. AZ, G. B. B.
A. to attend their annual convention which
meets at Atlantic City the coming summer,
v. Chester johnson, Benjamin Carter,
Chris Warner and James McFadden
The pupils Of the public school completed
the county examinations Friday.
Mr.. C. V. williams Of the New Jersey
Children's Home Society spoke at the sey-
eral churches Sunday in the interest of the
home.
The work Of laying pipes for the new gas
company will begin few days.
The sewing circle spent Friday with one
of their members, Mrs. William Dill of
Bridgeton.
A number Of the friends of Mrs. Frank
Ware gave her birthday surprise party as
her home Monday evening.
While working ON the new line which
1.-THE Bell Telephone Company is building
near Barnsboro, John Ledden was seriously
cut about the face and head by a falling
insulator. A short time ago Mr.. Ledden
almost lost his life, being kicked by horse
in stable where be had fallen in faint.
Inc cnOlf OF bne MetnOulSb Episcopal
church held an ice cream social at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Carlton D. Shute, We'd
nesday evening. A short musical program
was rendered
Israel c., the six year old 500 Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Doughty, died at the home of
his parents Friday afternoon after a few
days Illness The child who was an unus-
ually bright little fellow, become i'll Mon
day and despite the fact that everything
possible was done for his recovery, became
steadily worse until death come as great
relief The funeral service was held at the
parents home Monday afternoon, with in
terment at Manahath cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs Doughty have the sympathy Of the
whole community in their sad loss.