Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
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boro and will take his old position at the
electrical sub station.
Mrs W. P. Strickland who has been i'll
is recovering.
Herbert N. Moffett-is spending the week
in Boston, Mass.
Rev. Charles B. DubelI attended the
Diocean Convention at Trenton the past
week.
| Mr.and Mrs. Elwood Adams attended she
funeral Of Mr.. Adam sister, Mrs. Sharp at
Clarksboro.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Beckett is recovering
from her recent serious attack Of appended
tits
The pupils Of the Stranger Studio Of Music
will give recital in Association Hall the
early part of June.
Richard Knisell has rented room in
Association Hall and will open an ice cream
parlor.
General Howell Post Of Woodbury. has
engaged the Glassboro Fife and Drum Corps
for their Decoration Day m1sic.
The Rev. John Heisler who died at his
Camden home Friday Of pneumonia was a
former pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
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the funeral Monday.
Charles Lake recently passed the exami-
nation before the State Board OF Pharmacy.
The body Of Joseph Jones, of Clayton, was
brought here for burial Thursday. Mr..
Jones was for many years resident of this
place.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held their
last meeting Of the season Saturday after
noon last, when an interesting musical pro-
gramme was rendered. Owing to the death
Of their superintendent, the late Mrs. Jacob
Imhoff, their annual picnic was dispensed
with.
The Sunday school room OF the Methodist
Protestant Church has been re carpeted by
the scholars.
Mr.. Arthur Davis, aged SO years, Glass
boro's oldest resident, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Edward Moore Saturday
morning last. Mr.. Dayis until about two
years ago resided at Seeley, where he con-
Quoted an extensive milling business. He
was for over half century member of the
Presby terian Church from which place the
funeral service was held Tuesday morning.
At the May meeting of the Glassboro
Loan and Building Association the follow
ing officers were nominated to be voted for
at the June election: President, S.N. Stan
ger; p, DR.. Charles S. Heritage; secretary,
VIM. II. Yenney treasurer, Thomas O. Allen;
directors, Louis N. Shreye, Jacob F. Imhoff,
Howard r. Moore, John Geginheimer, Sam
uel D. Beckett auditors, Frank Annadowne,
William Warner, Stephen Smedley. Oscar
Casperson was elected an auditor so fill the
unexpired term of G. Milton Apologize.
Lillian, the thirteen year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pool, died at the home
of her parents Friday, after lingering i'll
ness Of consumption. She was a member of
the Methodist Protestant Sunday school
from which place six pupils acted as pail
bearers at the funeral Tuesday. The body
was taken to Millyille for interment.
A District meeting Of the Independents
Order Odd Fellows was held here Wednes-
day evening. The Grand Lodge was well
represented as was every lodge in the Dis
tricb Acting Grand Master Dr. Crowther
was the principal speaker Of the evening:
Grand Representative Melosh was presented
with new grand representatives regalia.
He will wear it at the next meeting of the
grand lodge to be held in SIS. Paul, MINI, in
September.
The Glassboro Public School Alumni
Association held their annual business meet
/; ing Tuesday evening when she following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Joseph Wilson; Y. p., Edna R.
Moore; secretary, Anna Martin; treasurer,
Wilbur. Haight. At the commencement ex-
ercises to be held June 9th, the following
pupils will graduate: Grace Downer, Sophia
Volker, Grace Mccormick, William Minks,
Dorothy Bell, Ruth Lutz. Joseph Kier, Fran
ces Clarity, Louis Frye, Harold Miller thigh
school grade, William Mcclure.
! Mrs. John Knox died at her home Tues
day. The funeral was held from her late
home Friday afternoon, services being con-
Quoted by the Rev Charles B. Dubsll.
/ For the second time in less than three
weeks, Greeks employed at the Whitney
AGlass Works went out on a strike Thurs
Aday morning, and have left town. Several
weeks ago Officer Martin raided speak
easy conducted By these Greeks and placed
number of them under arrest. Charles
Rudolph Of Camden went their bail for the
amount OF four hundred dollars and inn
mediately on their leaving town swore out
a warrant for their arrest Officer Martin
Is on the look out for the men. n
At the meeting of the School Board Sat
urday evening, the following teachers were
elected for the coming year; Supervising
Principal, Prof. D. T. Steelman; principal, i
Prot. M Hartman; assistants, Augusta RI
Buck, Marguerite 1. Angelo, Louis B. Adams,
Effe M. Parker, Clara Keebler, Myrtle Keel
er, Myrtle Gaventa. There are still two
vacancies in the corps Of teachers and
should the High School plan be adopted