Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
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Mrs. Charles B. Dubell is seriously i'll at
the Rectory.
Herbert N. Moffett attended the second
annual meeting of the Wildwood Yacht
Club, Thursday. The Sohuman male quar-
tette Of Bridgeton furnished music for the
occasion.
Rev. Charles B. Dubell visited his father
who is i'll at Atlantic City, Thursday.
Mrs. John Buck and son have returned
from Port Alleghaney, Pa. where they have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Tomlin.
The Sunday-school room Of the Methodist
Protestant Church has been newly carpeted.
Mr.. G. G. Shute has purchased the Geo.
Dilks farm at Wenonah.
i The old bank building has been rented to
d clothing firm, who are holding daily bar
gains. ~
Rev. f. F. Craig is i'll at the parsonage.
The pupils Of the Stranger Studio Of Mus
ic will hold their annual recital at Associ-
alton Hall, June 10Th.
George Marshall was among the gradu-
ates of the Vineland High School Wednes-
day evening.
Misses Myrtle KeeIer and Bertha Paulin
were Millville visitors Tuesday.
Edward Turner lost eighteen valuable
chickens the past week. 1t issupposed they
were killed by rats.
Miss Augusta R. Buck, for several years
a teacher Of the public school here, has ac-
cepted position at the Camden High
School This makes the sixth vacancy at
the Glassboro school.
Miss Bessie M. Shreve will graduate from
the Broad Street Conservatory Of Music,
Tuesday evening, the commencement exer-
cises Of which will be held at Musical Fund
Hall.
The pupils of the Public School held their
annual exhibit Saturday and Monday even
ings.
At the annual meeting Of the Glassboro
M. E. Cemetery Association held Saturday
evening, Samuel D. Beckett was elected presi-
dent, Miles C. Parker secretary and DIR. How
ard Iszard treasurer.
The Great Eastern Building Corporation
has purchased the Lewis S. Stranger farm
and tracts belonging to the Stranger and
James Terrell estates. The land will be
laid ont inso building lots and will be called
sGlassboro Lawns"
Decoration Day at Glassboro was obsery-
ed in the usual quiet way. The parade
headed by the Citizens Military band
formed at the school house and visited the
several cemeteries Of the town, decorating
the graves of the old soldiers. The Rev.
DR.. Bolton made thrilling address to
large audience at the M. P. Church. The
committee in charge has engaged DR.. Boil
ton for the coming Decoration Day.
Charles Russell, the eight-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earnshaw, died at
the home of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brazier Westcott, Thursday morning. Sew
eral months ago the little fellow contracted
whooping cough, and hasty consumDtion
later developed He was bright, inter-
esting child and the sympathy Of the whole
community is extended to Mr.. and Mrs
Earnshaw in their loss. The funeral was
held from their home Monday morning.
with inserment at the NJ. P. cemetery.
The Union revival services are still in
progress at the Methodist Church. large
audience assembled at the M. E. Church to
bid Mrs. Wells, the evangelist, farewell on
Sunday evening, but owing to the great
interest shown in the meetings Of the day, is
was decided TO keep her for at least another
week. The meetings will probably close
Sunday evening One hundred and fifty
conversions have so far been the result of
the meetings.
Mr.. R. T. johnson and Miss Anna
Morrison both Of this place were united in
marriage at the Methodist Protestant par
sonage Wednesday evening by the Rev. E.
F. Craig. They were attended by Miss
Mamie Foster and William c. Morrison.
Miss Abbie Strickland. daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. w. P. G. Strickland, was award
ed gold medal at the commencement ex-
ercises of the Spruce street Conservatory Of
Music, Saturday evening last. Miss Strick-
land is a graduate Of Theory.
Prof. Francis B. Green, of the West
Chester Normal School will address the
graduates Of the public school at their COM
mencement exercises to be held at the
Methodist Protestant Church, "wednesday
! evening. Prof. Green has addressed the
graduates here for the past two years.