Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-02
GLAssBoRo.

John Wescots has returned from Rey-
noldsyille, Ind, where he has been work. /
ing the past winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wescott, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, spent several days the past week /
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roller.
Mrs. Farmer Campbell was taken to the
State Hospital for the Insane, at Trenton,
Saturday.
]. Ellis Paulin is enlarging his Broad
Sstreet residence.
A base ball team has been organized here
composed entirely Of home talent.
The Apostolic Holiness Mission Workers
have opened branch mission at Franklin
vile.
The pupils Of the Broad street Conserya-
tory OF Music gave a. recital at the Con-
servatory, Saturday last. Miss Bessie
Shreye Of this place took part
William F. Davis has purchased the
Franklin House, and will rebuild il
making private dwelling Of the front Of
the house. The bar will be moved to the
back. TO
Pocohontas Council No. 4S, Jr. O. U. A.
NJ. will give minstrel show at Associa-
tion Hall, Friday evening for the benefit OF
the Council.
Mr.. Wayne S. Shantz and Miss Mary
Ethel Knox, daughter of George Knox of
Philadelphia, were married at the home OF
the bride Wednesday last. Mr.. Shantz was
for number of years resident Of Glass
boro.
Miss Magdalena Doughty, who was
killed at the Wheaton Glass Works at Mill
vile, Wednesday, was niece of Edward
Turner, of this place.
Allen Ham has taken the position with
the Bell Telephone Co., made vacant by the
resignation of r. Fred Geer, who has gone
to Colorado, for his health. Mr.. Geer will,
if the change proves beneficial, move his
family there.
A large number Of the relatives and
friends of Mrs. T. N. Simmerman, remind
ed her of her birthday, Saturday BY spend
! ing the day at her home. Guests from
Elmer, Philadelphia and Glassboro were
present.
] Miss Louisa Campbell, who recently re-
| turned from Connecticut, where she has
been studying at Bible school, was taken
to the German Hospital Tuesday, suffering
with appendicitis. An operation was per-
formed, and although her condition Is se-
rious, it is thought she will recover.
Isaac Zane, one of Glassboro's oldest
citizens. died as the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Albert Saunders, Sunday after long
illness.
During the severe electrical storm which
visited this place Friday evening, high
tension pole, near the West Jersey railroad
station was struck, delaying traffic for
] short time number of passengers from
an earlier train who were waiting at the
station, were badly frightened by the cleo
trical display.
Forty members of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church, of Westville, attended the re-
yival meeting at the Methodist Church
Friday evening. Mrs. Wells, who is con-
Quoting the meetings, recently held series
of meetings at Westville, which resulted in
oyer hundred conversions The meetings
are now being held at the Methodist Episoo-
pal Church, and the interest is growing
nightly.
The whole community was shocked Mon
day morning, when word was received here
that Mrs. Jacob Imhof had died at the
Kensington Hospital, Philadelphia. Eleven
weeks ago Mrs. Imhoff was taken to the
| hospital where an operation was performed.
DuC was dppaICAeAJ AscUFCilAE WhOh RsA
| it0nitis set in and she become steadily
worse until the end came. Mrs. Imhoff
was prominent worker in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and for many years has
been pTominent in temperance work. She
organized the Loyal Temperance Legion
1 here, which has grown until they now
have membership Of nearly two hundred,
an assistant in the primary department. of
! tho Cundau.sahoal Sha Was loved hv the
children especially. A friend to everybody
in trouble; her place will be one not easily
filled. The body was taken to she home Of
her mother at Williamstown, from which
place the service will q held Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Imhoff leaves a husband
and host Of friends TO mourn her loss.