Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
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Dr.. F. a. ssanger, Of Bridgeton, was q
Glassboro visitor Wednesday.
qhalkley Butcher has moved his family
to Clayton.
Charles Morton has purchased q new
automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck entertained
their brother, Assemblymen B. Frank
Buck, Of Millville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Rowen visited
Woodbury. relatives Wednesday.
Reese Imhoff and family, of Hammonton.
visited Mr.. and Mrs F. Imhoh Sunday.
The Township Committee are receiving
contributions for the San Francisco suf-
ferers.
Mission services have been held at St.
Bridgets Roman Catholic Church the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Simmerman, Of
Baltimore, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas N. Simmerman, over Sunday.
a letter has been received from Mrs
Francisco, saying she is safe, but that the
shock was felt plainly at Oakland, where
she is staying.
Miss Edna Chew has accepted position
with the Bell Telephone Company.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold an ice cream social at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Carlton D. Shute,
Wednesday evening, May 9th
Mildred, the two-year-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Jones, died Sun
day, after a short illness. The funeral was
held from the parents residence, Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John s. Dufield, DR.. and
Mrs. E. NJ Dufield, attended the funeral
Of the late Mrs E. D. Stultz at Manasquan
Tuesday. Mrs. Stultz was the mother OF
Mrs. Duffield.
The real estate of the late John and Geo.
Reckleeomb was sold at public sale Sat
urday last Four and three-quarter acres
of the land was sold to the P,tman, Glass
boro and Clayton Gas Company, on which
place they will Immediately begin the erec-
tion Of sheir gas plant. Part of the land
still remains unsold.
During a severe electrical storm which
passed oyer this place Monday morning, the
lightning struck the house occupied by c.
jackson on the Pitman road, and stunned
Mrs. jackson and a small child. The faces
of both mother and child were blackened
BY strange pranks Of the lightning, but both
will recover Considerable damage was
done the mousse
The Fort Stanwick Canning Company are
improving their factories by building an adj
dition of twenty-five feet TO their main
Office, and seventy-fiye feet to the packing
shed The Company has already con-
tracted for $50 acres of tomatoes, and ex-
pect TO run their factory the entire season.
Rev. J. NJ. Hunting, who has been serv
ing the Presbyterian Church for the past
six months, was publicly enstalled as pastor
of the Glassboro and Banker Hill Churches
at the Glassboro church Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Luther a. Oats, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Bridgeton, pre-
sided, and delivered the charge to the con
gregation, and the installation sermon was
preached by the Rev. R. billiard Gage, Of
Wenonah; Rey. Edward Dillon, Of Wood
bury, delivered the charge to the pastor.
The Schuman Male Quareette, of Bridge
ton, assisted by Professor John L. Rowen,
1aye musical at Association Hall Satur-
day evening, for the benefit of ST. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church. The pro-
gram consisted of-Part one: Piano duet,
Tancrede, Rossini Prof. John T. Rowen,
Miss Della D. Lutz; quartette, When the
Corn is Waving 2 D. Buck; quartette, The
Boys Of the. Old Brigade, +" Parks; quartette,
s.Old Black Joe, 2 Glassophone; quartette,
my Old Kentucky Home;n quartette,
Song Of the Sailors" Part two-Piano
duet, Parade Review" Prof John T.
Bowen, Della Lutz; solo, The Bandolero, .
L. Stewart, Elwood Fl. Weber; quartette,
Annie Eaurie," Glassophone; quartette,
In the Glooming;;' quartette, "On the
Sea;' quarbette, Remember Now Thy
Creator The singers are artists Of rare
ability. and drew a large audience.
Glassboro Lodge, No. So, I. o. O. F.,
celebrated the eighty -seYenth anniversary
Of the organization of Odd Fellows in
America, at Association Hall Wednesday
evening. A short musical program was
rendered at the beginning Of the exercise.
Hon. S. FL Stranger read the anniversary
proclamation issued by Grand Master West
lev B. Stout Chaplain of Glassboro Lodge,
William Frye offered prayer, which was
followed with an address by the Hon. West
ley B. Stout, Of Asbury Park, Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge Of New jersey.
Addresses were also delivered by Grand
Representative Henry J. Melosh, Of Jersey
City, and Rev. B. Lippincott, Jr., Chaplain
OF the Grand Lodge Of New Jersey. Grand
Representative c. Fleming Ssanger pre-
sided over the meeting, which was largely
attended by members and friends Of the
order.
Pocohontas Council, No. AS, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, gave banquet and entertainment at
Association Mall Monday evening, on the
event of gaining three hundred members.
PAUL sRORo.