Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-04
GIAssBoRo.
Ethel Pedrick Of New York spent Easter
with DR.. and Mrs. Charles Pedriek

Josephine WhI6neV Is at nome from
Smith College spending the holidays at
! "Hollybush
John r. Davidson, Lit Brothers. local de-
| livery man lost valuable horse from para
lysis during the past week.
A tank bursting in one Ct the factories at
the Whitney Glass Works, Sunday evening
ibid considerable damage. The break was
REPAIRED and the men were at work again
ION Wednesday. 20
Robert CARMEL has ins his possession a
mahogany table which was made over $50
years ago. Il belonged to Mrs. Carnell's
great grandmother.
William Tice, local caterer is very i'll at
his daughters home in Philadelphia. His
death is expected at any time.
J. Williamson attended the funeral Of
his father at Philadelphia Saturday even
I ing.
Charles Ware contractor, is hayiDg fine
new residence built for himself on Broad
street.
Farm help in this vicinity is very scarce;
lin fact it seems thai it cannot be secured at
|lanY price, as the farmers are offering the
Highest wages and cannot get the help. -
Edward Burning Of Pitman who pur-
chased the meat market OF James Haggerty
has moved into the house adjoining the
market. Mrand Mrs. Haggerty have moved
to Mantua on farm.
Miss Daisy O'Toole and Walter O. Puncie
were among the Easter visitors at Atlantic
City.
Mary Cassidy has moved from Philadel-
phia to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Carnell.
William Rodger has moved to the Joseph
Dufield homestead on State street.
Miss Lulu Tice whose funeral took place
last Tuesday was the first member Of the
Glassbolo High School Alumni to die. The
Association sent handsome floral design
Mrs. John Hunter has recovered suffic-
iently from her operation to be brought
from the hospital.
Alma Simmerman, who for several years
has held a responsible position in the Office
Iof the Whitney Glass Works has resigned to
accept position at Philadelphia. Anna
Stranger has taken his place.
At the carnival Wednesday evening as the
skating rink Wilbur Haight and Mrs. Will
bur Jones took prizes for the most hand
some ladies and gents costumes Maud
Cossaboon took prize for comic dress.
Campbell and Patterson adjusted their
claims with the West jersey and Seashore
Railroad Company on Saturday.
a number Of colored boys who were
brought here from the South to work at the
glass factory, became weary under the heat
land have refused to work. -
A horse drawing the delivery wagon Of
Lewis S. Stranger, grocerynan, became un-
manageable and ran away Saturday morn
ing, impaled itself on one OF the shafts and
had to be killed. William FARRELL, the dri-
yer, was thrown to the ground with great
force and was badly injured.
The body of Charles Zane of this place
was taken from Newton creek at Gloucester
City Thursday by William Shoole, a fisher
man of Camden. Zane, with Miss Wilhel-
nina Lacy was struck and killed January
22d by an electric train on the bridge. The
woman's body was recovered but Zane was
thrown overheard and frozen up. Identif
cation was made by means of letters found
in the pockets. Zane, who was a widower,
leaves 8 children. Two who are too Young
to care for themselves are being looked after
by relatives.
dav evening by electine the following Off
GERS: President. Samuel Beckett Vice Presi-
dent. Samuel Luffbary: Clerk. Brazier Wes-
ooatt. Medical Tnspecter. Dr.. M. i Iuffbarv.
Last years. committees were also elected.
Al land syndicate has purchased the
Thomas Shute and the Lewis Stranger farms
on the southern outskirts Of Glassboro.
They are negotiating for other properties in
the same neighborhood with the expectat-
ions Of starting suburban town. The West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad runs directly
through bhis tract of land and they have
promised to put up station there. The
land will be run off into building lots and
sold as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Josenb ]. Ledden gave
musicale Wednesday evening ia honor Of
their SON. !. Earl Ledden's Birthday. The
Following seusts were present, Mr.and Mrs.
a s. r Isathrone. Miss T,athrope and Miss
Sutcllff OF Worcester Mass. Professor CaTi
Ware, OF Philadelphia; the Rev. w. +. Y.