Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
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Mrs P. Charles CurIey left Saturday for
Newark, Ohio, where she viii join Mr.. Cur
ley, who is working there
John Cramer was taken to the German
hospital, Philadelphia Wednesday suffering
with appendicitis.
Miss Daisy 0'Toole has accepted posi-
sion with the Bell Telephone Company at
Wenonah.
Walter O. Runcie Of New York, was a
Glassboro visitor Friday.
Miss Louisa Campbell who has been study
| ing at Bible school in Cincinnati for some
| time, returned to her home Thursday Mrs
Campbell has been suffering with typhoid
fever while there and is still i'll
| The Mite Society Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church held an ice cream social at
the parsonage Friday evening.
| Mrs. Hannah Smith is at the Wills Eye
Hospital Philadelphia. where she is being
treated. Mrs. Smith has been totally blind
| for sometime.
William Dick has accepted position
with the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company at Philadelphia
r. Fred Geer left Saturday for Denyer,
Col. Mr. Geer has been i'll and hopes to be
benefited by the change.
Mrs Michael Keller, former resident Of
this place, died at her home at Clayton Sat
urday after short Illness Of consumption.
Mrs. Kellar leaves four small children.
Rey. w. Poyntell Kemper, rector Of the
Church Of the Messiah at Gynned conduc-
ted the Sunday services in the st. Thomas
P. E. Church, Sunday, in the absence of the
Rev. Charles B. Dubell
| Mr. and Mrs. George Gensheimer who
have been spending the winter here have
| taken a house at Ptman and will reside
there. Mr.. Gensheimer has charge Of the
signals on the electric road.
/ Postmaster L. w. Sickler gave skating
party at the rink Tuesday evening, followed
by luncheon at his High street home. 20
Mrs. ). F. Imhof who has been at the
Kensington hospital, Phila for the past two
months, is reported slightly improved, and
| it is hoped she will soon be able to return
to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Hartman entertained
friends at their Broad street home Saturday
evening.
Rev. JIM Hunting attended meeting Of
the West Jersey Presbytery held at Attain
tic City Tuesday last.
Jacob Frye, resident of this place, has
disappeared from his home and despite the
efforts Of his family, no trace Of him can be
found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Stackenwalt gave a
party at their home Friday evening in honor
Of their daughter, Marguerite. Guests were
| present from Millville, Wllliamst0Wn, Clay
ard DhsIod olrhin
AS the regular meeting of the School
Board held Saturday evening, the plans and
Ecourse of study for an approved High
ESchool were discussed four years course
+ Of study has been mapped out and approved
1 by the State Department. of Public Instruc-
tion. A special meeting Of citizens will be
called in May to vote upon the appropria-
tions necessary TO the establishment OF such
course. e.
Morris and Fred Robson, have entered
suit against the Whitney Glass Company
for money held during their apprenticeship.
The case will be heard at the May term OF
court. The company claim that they have
not yet served the time agreed on their
contract, hence the holding Of the money.
AZ St. Bridgets Roman Catholic Church
Monday morning, Mr.. Charles Devault and
Miss Katie Irving were united in marriage
hy the Rev. j. r. O'Farrel. A large num-
Der Of invited guests attended the nuptial
mass.
Mrs. Marshall M. Campbell and her
brother, Mr.. Frank Patterson, celebrated
the anniversaries OF their births at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Campbell, Saturday even
ing by giving supper to twenty-five IN
Yited guests.
The Methodist Protestant Church was
filed to it's utmost capacity both morning
and evening Sunday to welcome Mrs. Wells,
an evangelist Of Newark, n. j., who will
conduct union meetings of the Methodist
Church for two weeks Mrs. Wells is we'll
known in this part of the country, having
conducted series OF meetings at Westville
the past winter which resulted in more than
one hundred conversions.
+ Fifty apprentices at the Whitney Glass
4 Works were on strike Monday night, and
are still ont badly Gripping work. These
men agreed to work twelve hundred davs
land allow the company to keep one-third OF
their earnings as security, bus owing TO the
fact that they are compelled to loose SO
mucl, time they have asked that their con-
tracts be changed to five years with a Sc
curity limit Of five e. dollars per month.
The company has offered TO make the con-
cession to future employees, but say that
the present. apprentices must serve the
twelve hundred days. They also state that
in past years apprentices have left before
the end Of She season, not serving the neces-
sary number Of days to complete the five
years.
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The Smelling Rec held in Laws Hall Sat-