Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-10
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Miss Daisy Smith was the guest Of Wood
bury friends over Sunday.
| Among the GIassboro visitors at Philadel-
phia the past week were Mrs. F. F Craig,
| Mrs. G. II. KIeinhann, Mrs. Edward Yeager
Mrs. E. B. Knox, Mrs. Samuel Warren,
Mrs. Samuel Lutz.
Fl. Warren Lutz has accepted position
at Philadelphia.
/ DIR, Howard Iszard visited his daughter
past week.
The Township committee held their regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlton d. shute entertain
ed number Of friends at their Broad street
home Wednesday evening.
/ Scarcity Of boys at the Whitney Glass
Works threatens to close the factories the
latter part Of May.
Prof. D. T. SteeImau attended the county
teachers examinations at Woodbury. Friday
and Saturday. Prof. sSteeImam is one Of
the examiners.
/ Mr.. and Mr.. Frederick Lutz, Mrs.
Spencer Carbeck, Miss Dorothy MacMullen
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Z. w.
Coall, Saturday.
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Protestant Church held
their regular monthly meeting and supper
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James F..
Barton, Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. William Yeager, former resident
Of Glassboro is seriously Ill at Philadel-
phia hospital,
| The pupils Of the public school are pre-
pairing for the county examinations the
coming week. About twenty graduates
are expected
Mr.. Albert johnson Of Aura and Miss
Eva Newbern of Glassboro, were quietly
married at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age Wednesday evening last by the Rev.
w. P. G. Strickland.
| Rsy Charles B. Dubell Of ST.. Thomas
P. E. Church and Rev. Hammond Of Della
ware City, Delaware, exchanged pulpits
Sunday last.
The Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal chuIch, held a
social at the parsonage, Friday evening.
| An unsuccessful attempt was made to
enter the homes of c. FL. Carroll and Mrs.
Eliza Strang Friday night. The robbers
were frightened away by dog belonging
to Mr. Carroll.
Miss Elsie Temlin entertained the Sew
ing Circle at her home Wednesday after
noon.
! The old soldiers Of Pitman entertained
the Glassboro veterans in the last reunion
of the season to be held at that place,
Thursday evening F.. w. Coull, will en-
! tertained the soldiers as his Glassboro home
May 16bh.
Material is being hauled for the new gas
i plant, and work will be begun immediate
4 The collections taken at the Methodist
Protestant, Presbyterian and Episcopal
churches of Glassboro. Sunday was sent to
the San Francisco sufferers.
Pocahontas Council, No 48, Jr. O. U. A.
M. held an entertainment followed by a
banquet at Association hall Monday on the
event of gaining three hundred members.
The Sanday-school Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church have elected the following
officers for their missionary Society: Presi-
dent, J. F. Imhoff; vice president, ]. J..
| Ledden; Secretary, w. H. Skinner; Treas
urer, a. M. Seabrook
The Sanger Studio of music will give a
recital as Association hall in the near
future.
! ST. Bridgets Roman Catholic Church was
the scene of quiet wedding Wednesday
morning, when Mr.. John Lynch and Miss
Elizabeth Genzere were united in marriage
BY the Rev. r. j. O'Farrell. Only the re-
latives and intimate friends Of the bride
and groom attended.
Miss Nellie Haight entertained the
members Of the H. T. G. at a 6 O'Clock
dinner, Thursday, May Bird the occasion
being the anniversary Of her birth. The
guests were Misses. Bertha Paulin, Edna
Beckett Fife Parke-, Louise Paulin,
Emma Leap, Margaret Wood, Mary Leap,
Sara Ferrell, Nellie Haight, Mrs. G. Ed
ward Shute, Mrs George Be Ringer.
4 Mrs. William Tonlin Mrs. James
McFadden have been elecoed delegates TO
the Christian Endeavor Conyention to be
held at Camden, Tuesday.
John Ayres Of Philadelphia has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Imhoff the
4 past week.
The aged mother Of the Rev. F. F. Craig
is seriously ill at the parsonage.