Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-18
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George Il. Dufield, OF Rock Island, Ill,
was Glassboro visitor Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs Howard Iszard entertained
S. Stanger Iszard, OF Ocean City, Tuesday
Rev. Charles B. Dubell and family will
spend the remainder Of the summer at
Beach Haven, N. J..
his State street property.
Prof. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hartman are spend
ing the week at Pitman.
Albert Evan is spending several weeks
in Streator, Illinois.
Jesse Dilks has been elected principal of
the Malaga public school.
Wesley Brown is critically i'll at his home
near here.
Misses Bertha Ledden and Ida Iszard
are visiting Millyille friends
Rev. and Mrs. f. r. Craig left Monday
for Clifton Springs, n. Y, where Mr..
Craig will take course of treatment at the
Clifton Spring Sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Champion enter
tanned the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Protestant Church
at their home Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester johnson. of Down
ingtown, Pa, are spending the summer
here.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Glas-boro Loan and Building Association
was held Monday evening last.
William P. Luffbary has been taking the
State Board examination in dental surgery
the past week.
While walking on Market street, Phil
adelphia, the past week, Henry Linn was
relieved Of bis gold watch.
Miss Doris Tomlin entertained her little
friends at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tomlin, Saturday
afternoon in honor of her third birthday.
Hiawatha Tribe, No. 54, l. O. R. NJ,
accompanied by the Citizens Military Band,
visited Toska Tribe, No. 379, of Philadel-
phia, Saturday.
During the severe electrical storm Mon
day evening, the home of William Gallag-
her on Church street was struck by light
ming, but little damage was done.
Samuel Beckett attended the funeral Of
his uncle, the late Hiram Dufield, at
BridgetoD, Wednesday. Mr.. Dufield was
a former Glassboro resident. Here he blew
the largest bottle exhibited at the Centen-
NAL Exposition in 1876.
Glassboro Lodge, No. IS, F. & A. NJ,
held their annual picnic at Alcyon Park
Wednesday. This also marked the fftieth
anniversary of their organization.
DR.. NJ. J Luffbary entertained the Ply
sicians' Protective Association at his home
Friday evening.
The Ushers Uuion Of the several Method
ist Episcopal Churches in this vicinity, will
hold their first picnic at Alcyon Park Aug.
oath. It is their present plan to make this
an annual event.
Miss Bessie Hustled, organist of the
Spring Garden Methodist Episcopal Church
gave recital at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening, assisted by the
choir and Miss Wanda Rogers, soloist. Miss
Daisy Luffbarry will give recital the COM
ing Sunday evening.
Charles Meyers, who stole purse from
the home of Samuel Dare, where he board
ed, containing $99S in checks and money,
gave himself up to the police Of Woodbury.
on Friday, and is now in the county Jail.
Nine hundred dollars of the money in
checks was found in a corn field back of
Mr.. Dare's home, but the man refuses to tell
what he did with the remainded.
The Apostolic Holiness Camp Meeting
opened Saturday and will continue for
one month with Seth Reese in charge.
About twenty-five tents haye been erected,
and the worshippers are living on the camp
ground. The meetings are drawing large
crowds Of curious people, the tent in which
the services are held being known as the
hoodoo tent. 1t is said that it has blown
down some time during every camp meet
idg in which it has been used. 1t has kept
up its record in Glassboro by blowing down
during the electrical storm Monday even
ing
The Mite Society of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, held Clipping Social on
the lawn adjoining the church, Friday even
ing, the proceeds of which cleared the re-
naming debt on the parsonage Several
years ago this society took it upon them
selves TO pay the mortgage on the parson-
age, which was of long standing.
Rev. Burton L. lockwood, National
Evangelist for the Sons of Temperance,
held an open air mass meeting at the public
fountain Wednesday evening. ReY. Rock
wood recently organized Liberty Division
Sons and Daughters of Temperance here.
Jacob F. Imhoff, Charles F. Repp, Edward
Walton, A. NJ. Seabrook, Mrs. Charles
Chew, have been elected committee to
prepare bylaws for the Division.
Rev. Charles T. Wilbur, of Pittsburg,
Editor of the Sunday School Times, who
has just returned from Rome, where he at
tended the Worlds Sunday School Conven-
tion, gave an entertaining talk on his tray-
els at the Methodist Protestant Church
Sunday evening. DIR. Wilbur was at one
time pastor of the Glassboro church.
Pocohontas Council, No. 48, Jr. o. u.
A. N. has installed the following officers
Councillor, Walter L. Dunham; vice coun-
cellor, Elmer Turner; recording secretary,
F. NJ. Porterfeld; assistant secretary, Roy
Knox; financial secretary, M. M. Camp
bell; treasurer, George Higgins; conductor,
Frank Harbert. warden, William Dishert;
inside sentinel, ]. CHARLES Apple; outside
seminal DIR. E. M. Duffield trustees. Ed