Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-09
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ing Saturday, May Alb, 10 make out pro-
gram for Memorial and Decoration Days,
and the following is the outcome Of their
meeting. They, with Others. will attend
eivine service on Sunday, May 18th, ct
Hurffville, at the NJ. E. Church, and 3n
Sunday, May 10, will attend a like service
at Pitman at the M. E. Church; on Sunday,
May 26, they will attend divine service 81
ST. Thomas r. E. Church here and listen
to an address by the Rector, Charles Brat
ton Dubell On May Both, Decoration Day,
parade will form at the high school and
move at 2 o'clock p. M, and march down
the Main street to the different cemeteries,
and decorate their honored dead, and at
| 8. so b. M, at the NJ. P. Church fine pro
gram will be rendered. and Rev. DR.. Boil
ton, Of Wilmington. Delaware, will be tht
orator of the day, and his theme, "Remem.
Der the War; is great. He has no supe.
rior as Decoration Day orator, and few
EQUALS. Come out and listen to the old
war horse who is known as 'sUncle Dan. "
Miss Mary Drisooll is spending several
days at the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Martha Buck and son Everett are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Tomlir
Of Port Allegheny, Pa, where they will re-
main month.
Miss Beatrice Bowen Of Phila., was tbs
guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Craig over
Sunday
Miss Ida Lloyd has resigned her position
at the post office. and will be succeeded by
Miss Mabel Campbell.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Lutz is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. E. r. Ellis Of
Bridgeton.
George W. Arnold and Courtland Shute
witnessed the opening OF the jamestown
Exposition the past week.
Mrs George Benninger, Mrs.C. d. Shute
and Mrs. G. FL. Kleinhenn attended the
ference Epworth League, held at MillYille
Wednesday and Thursday last.
Miss Louisa Campbell has returned from
the German hospital, where she recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
She is improving rapidly.
Joseph, the little son Of Mr.and Mrs BEN
jamln Snuffen fell while at play Friday and
broke his arm.
Pocohontas Council, Ne48, Jr.O. Jam.
gave minstrel show at the rink Friday
evening. Nearly four hundred seats were
sold She proceeds Of which go to the Coun-
Gil.
Merritt Thompson, q former Glassboro boy
and son Of the Rev. Jesse Thompson, has
accepted position as school supervisor in
the Philippine Islands.
The funeral of the late Isaac Saul was
held from his residence Wednesday morn
ing. Twenty veterans attended the funeral.
Mr.Saul having been q member of Company
F, 18Th regiment, New Jersey Volunteers.
He is survived by two daughters and three
sons.
The RI. ReY.John d. Scarborough, Bishop
of New Jersey visited st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church Thursday evening, when
Mrs. G. Woodruff Of Pitman Grove was con-
frmed. The Bishop preached an instruc-
tive sermon. ReY. H. MIG. HUFF, former
rector Of the church was present and assis-
ted in the service.
James S. McIlYain, former resident Of
this place, died at his home at Mt. Holly
Wednesday, after short illness of Bright's
disease. Mr.. McIlyain for sometime had
charge of the Prudential Life Insurance
here. He leaves widow and two sons who
have the sympathy Of a host Of Glassboro
friends.
Glassboro Veterans have again secured
the Rev.S. W. Bolton as their Memorial Day
speaker. DR.. Bolton is well known here,
having conducted series Of revival meet
ings at the Methodist Episcopal Church
some time ago.
Nearly one hundred Glassboro residents
attended the funeral Of the late Mrs. Jacob
F. Imhof from the home of her mother at
WilliamstoWn Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Imhoff died at the Kensington hospital
Monday last, where she has been suffering
for eleven weeks. She was prominent
church worker, and will be greatly missed.
She leaYes husband to mourn her loss.
/ The Glass Bottle Blowers Association of
1GlassboFo, at a recent meeting presented a
handsome signet ring to Miss Alma Sim
Emerman. Miss Simmerman has for mum.
iber Of years been employed at the Whitney
4 Glass Works as book keeper @nd has so
faithfully discharged her dulles that this
mark Of respect was paid her on her leaving
to accept position at Philadelphia.
The union revival meeting now being
held at the Methodist Church here haye SO
grown in interest, the Mrs. Wells She evan
gelist conducting the services has been en-
gagged for two more weeks. Rev. L. c. Stultz,
pastor Of the Methodist Protestant Church
OF Bridgeton, addressed the Wednesday
evening meeting. The church is filed
nightly to its utmost capacity and il is felt
that Glassboro is on the verge Of great re-
yival. ~
At the Methodist Protestant parsonage
Monday afternoon, Rev. F. F. Craig united
in marriage Mr.. Thomas Cossaboon and Miss
Ella Turner Of Pitman Grove.
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