Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-15
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Burfis Tonlin is enjoying vacation at
Virginia and Niagara Falls.
a. A. Weisner anu family have returned
from Kempton, Pa, where they have been
visiting Mr.. Weisner's parents.
Walter Zane has returned from four
months trip through Montana, Colorado and
Wyoming.
E. E. w Carter left on Thursday for Lees
Summit, Mo. where he will make his home
and engage in the jewellery business.
Edward Turner is adding number Of
Improvements to his High street residence.
George Harbert has returned from Cedar
Point, Ohio, where he has been attending
wage meeting of the Amalgamated Window
Glass Workers of America
Prot. and Mrs. Warren E. Stranger are
spending sometime at the Pocono Noun
tains.
A large number of the members Of the
Methodist Protestant and Episcopal
Churches spent Saturday at the National
Park Camp Meeting. Mrs. Wells, who con-
Quoted series of union meetings here in
the early spring had charge of the meetings
OF the day. She will hold union meetings
here Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week.
Glassboro Forrest No. /, Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon, held picnic at Alcyon Park Satur-
day afternoon. A regular meeting of the
Forrest was held in the evening.
4 The Glassboro base ball team defeated the
Millyille team Saturday afternoon last by
Bscore of IL to l.. The home team was in
turn defeated Monday by Cape May by
score Of II to /.
While attempting to remove pan from a
lighted gasoline stove Tuesday, Miss Catha-
rine McFadden was badly burned about the
body. Physicians say she will recover.
Rev. G. L. Dankworth OF Philadelphia
preached at the Methodist Protestant
Church Sunday. The Rev. F.F Craig, who
has been taking six weeks vacation to re-
gain his health is much improved and ex-
poets to again take up his duties September
1st.
During the severe electrical storm Friday
morning a bird house belonging to John
Fisher, containing forty martins was struck
by lightning and completely demolished.
The birds were killed and scattered in all
directions The home of William Ledden
at South Glassboro was also struck but
little damage was done. A large number of
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short time and traffic over the Pennsylvania
railroad greatly delayed owing to damage
done the signals.
Fred S. Tomlin and Roscoe Luffbary have
accepted positions at the West Jersey ex-
press.
While at the Changers Picnic at Alcyon
Park Thursday Mrs. Anna Brown had her
purse containing twenty six dollars stolen.
Mrs. Brown was on her way TO Philadel thia
shopping and had stopped at the park for
few moments to see friends who were there.
As she has no idea when or in what part of
the park the purse was stolen, no trace Of
thief can be found.
Rev. B. c. Lippincott, Jr.. of Red Bank
N. j., preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Lippincott who is singer of note rem
dered two beautiful solos at the evening SER
vice as did also Mr.. Howard Simpkins of
Morgantown, w. Va, who is spending
| the summer here. Rev. Jesse E. Thompson
of Moorestown, a former pastor of the
church, assisted in the evening service.
In the spirit of joke, Tuesday, Frank
| Stackenwalt was given dose of ammonia
| by an employee at A. E. Shute's store, as a
cure for indigestion, and has since been suff-
/ ering with badly burned mouth.
/ The Sunday-school classes of DR.. C. D.
Shute and Miss Ella Durham held lawn
social at the home of brand rsShute Fri
day evening which Melted the classes over
sixteen dollars
! Joseph Campbell met with an accident
Friday while driving an ice wagon from the
Repp Ice and Cold Storage Company. The
horse become frightened at an automobile
near Pitman and dashing down the pike
threw Campbell to the ground. The morse
was caught after lively chase.
Joseph Terrell, Que Of Glassboro's oldest
residents died at his South Glassboro home
Monday. Mr.. Terrell was i'll only a few days
and his death came as great shock to a
large number OF friends He is brother OF
ex-senator Thomas NJ. and Bel. Terrell.
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