Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-20
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George Eel, the popular Prudential In5uT-
ance Agent has been made assistant super
intendent of the Williamstown District and
will move his family there.
Miss Mildred Burning was given a post
card shower Tuesday, her 9th birthday.
She received in all about eighty handker-
chiefs.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marshall was taken to Philadelphia hos
pital the past week suffering with Appendix
citis
H. Warren Lutz has graduated from Brown
Preparatory School, Philadelphia, and will
enter the Law School of the University of
Pennsylvania in the fall.
While attending prayer meeting at the
Methodist Protestant Church Monday even
ing, Miss Melyiua Carter fell unconscious
and was in such a serious condition that she
was removed to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Warner where she remained I'M
conscious until Tuesday night She has
since been taken to her home but is still
seriously i'll.
About seventy-five memb of the EIetho-
dist Churches attended meeting at the
Methodist Protestant Church at Wsstvilie
L
Wells. The two churches are now holding
union prayer meetings Saturday evening.
The Apostolic Mission Workers will hold
camp meeting during the month Of July
in the grove adjoining the West Jersey De-
pot. Seth Rees will conduct the meetings
and arrangements are being made to accom-
MEDIATE all visitors on the Camp grounds.
The pupils Of the Stranger Studio Of Mu-
sic gave recital at Association Hall Satur-
day evening, which was we'll attended. The
pupils were great credit to their training
The second straw ride Of the season was
given Monday evening by a number Of
young people. Among whom were Misses
Daisy Luffbary, Lillian Fisher, Abble Strick-
land, Jessie Etanger, Mabel Campbell, w.
Earl Ledden, 81. Warren Lutz, Or. w .Luff-
barry, John Dilks and Dr. Vernon L D. Stultz:
Miss Elsie Allen is entertaining her school
chum, Miss Virginia Busby, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Joseph Mason, familiary known as Joe, =
the colored cook, at the Franklin House,
ldied at Philadelphia hospital Friday Of
/ dropsy. He has been victim of spine
/ disease from childhood but only recently
| become helpless. The funeral was held from
the Franklin House, Saturday and the body
| takento Aura for burial,
] At the annual meeting Of the Glassboro
Loan and Building Association held Mon
day evening, the following officers were
elected: Presidents, S. Fl. Stranger; vice
president, Charles S Heritage secretary, w.
| II. Yenney treasurer, Thomas G. Allen
directors, Lolis n. Shreve, Howard R.Moore,
and Jacob F Imhoff auditors, Stephen
| Smedly, William Warner and Frank B.
/ Annadowne. John Tonkin was reelected
solicitor at the meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors.
Prof II. M. Hartman will take course
Of study at the University Of Pennsy lvania
during the summer months
The eleventh annual banquet Of the pub
lilo school Alumni was held at Association
| hall Wednesday evening A program con
slsting Of the following was rendered: Piano
solo, Miss Leota Turner recitation, Ellie
III. Parker vocal solo, Oscar G. Adams
recitation, Il. F. Senaer piano solo, Ear
Ledden class HISTORY, Samuel Beckett vo-
cal solo, NJ Geisler piano solo, Daisy LuH-
barry.
| The pulpit OF the German Reformed
Church IS being supplied BY Mi. Karl Lands
berger: student Of Philadelphia Divinity
School "a