Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-17
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Frank b. Coull, one Of Glassboro's oldest
residents, is recovering from an attack OF
the grip.
The Physicians Protective Association
held meeting at the Office of Dr. Charles
Heritage Thursday evening.
The Mite Society OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church held meeting and social at
the home of Edward Walton on Saturday
evening.
J.Ellis Paulin attended the 23rd annual
meeting of the Veterinary Medical Associ-
alton Of New Jersey, held at Jersey City
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. G. D. Pedriok are entertain
ing Mrs Pedrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver, of Mount Bethel, Pa.
Presiding Elder N. J.Wright preached at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening.
A Children's Carnival was held in the
roller skating rink Saturday afternoon.
Margaret Robinson carried off first prize.
Earl Park has been elected secretary OF
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, to
succeed W. II. Skinner, resigned.
The first lecture in the University Ex-
6tension course was given by Thomas Whit
were secured through the efforts of the
4sfWednesday Club A large audience
Ilistened so the first of the course, subject
lbeing ''Shnbert, (" illustrated on the piano
by Professor Surette.
Mrs. John Somhard died on Tuesday at
Clayton, n j., of typhoid fever. Mrs. Som
hard, who was former Glassboro girl, nursedl
her husband through the same disease and
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funeral took place from her fathers resi-
dence here OF Saturday.
Mrs. Joel B. Lutz, who has been very i'll
at the home of her sister, Mrs Chris. Knisell
in Philadelphia, has recovered sufficiently to
return to her home here.
Mrs J. Ellis Paulin attended banquet
at Westville Wednesday of this week.
Solomau H. Stanger has been appointed
administrator of the estate of the late Sara
Strang.
Glassboro Lodge No. 54, l. o. o. F., in
stalled officers on Wednesday evening. Dis
trict Deputy Bill and staff were present also
Past Grand Master Frank W. Tussey of
Camden.
Thursday evening between two teams from
Millville.
Hiawatna Tribe of Red Men gave
smoker on Thursday evening following the
installation of the new officers.
Mrs Albert Duffield and granddaughter
Miss Wander Rodger left on Monday for
Kane, Pa, to join Mr.. Duffield who is To-
Gated there for the winter.
The union services in the various
churches during the past week were inter-
esting and we'll attended.
Mr.. W. Keough left town this week to
travel in the interest of the Fort Stanwlck
Canning Company. He will be gone sew
eral months.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church elected the following
leaders for the ensuing six months H. r. |
Moore. Albert Boulton, Viola Strang, j. F.
Imhoff, Oscar Casperson, H. M. Proud, Louisa |
S. Hartman, B. Ledden, Ella Dunam, Mar
garet Stanger, W. P. C. Strickland, Bessie |
Wilcox, A. M. Seabrook, D. G. Steelman,
Rose Iszard, Nettie Keebler, Elijah Ledden, |
Robert Doughty, Albert Even, DIR. G. D. |
Snute, Bertha Paulin, Bryon Seabrook,
Emma Rudolph, David Stanger, George
Benniger.
Postmaster L. w. Sickler, Benz. Crane
uA0 q Cr0C ANOCfCo WesAe VA a IVA AAhO A,Sl-
urday.
Rev. John S. Heisler, former pastor of
this town, is very i'll at his home in Cam
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin entertained
a number of friends Tuesday evening, it
being the occasion Of the 18th birthday of
their daughter Miss Anna Martin. She re-
ceived number of handsome presents.
The roller skating rink was taxed to its
utmost TO accommodate the crowd which
gathered to witness the. fancy dress carnival
on Tuesday evening 2 Postmaster L. W.
Sickler in court dress of Louis fourteenth
period carried off first prize-a silver
pitcher Second prize, which was silver
tray was won by Joseph Miller in comic
costume. The judges were Mrs. E. LStur-
giss, Mrs. NJ. W. Keough and MI. Butcher.
The pupils of the ''Stanger Studio of
Music and EIocutionn gave a recital in
Association Hall Wednesday evening.