Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-26
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/ IOverhow from last week
Charles Zimmerman has accepted posi-
tion at Danville, Illinois, and will move bis
family there.
Charles Lake has rented the Nelson prop
srty on New street.
Mrs. Forrest Tomlin and daughter Doris,
Of Port Allegheny, Pa. are spending several
weeks among relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shute were over
Sunday visitors at Wilmington, Delaware.
| Earl Chappius has returned from the
Jefferson HOSPITAL. Philadelphia. much inn
proved in health.
December 81 has been the date set by
Glassboro Lodge of Masons for their annual
banquet OF S.. John.
The Mite Society, Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church. held social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Carter Friday
feyening.
The Apostolic Holiness workers will hold
Christmas convention at the church from
December 90 to January 3. Miss Ethel
Jones, Of Delaware, will be among the
speakers.
Mr.. Michael Quinn and Miss Hattie Kan
die, both of Woodbury. we're united in
marriage at the parsonage of the Methodist
Protestant Church Saturday evening, by
the Rev F. F. Craig. Mr., Quinn was a
former Glassboro resident, and host Of
friends extend congratulations.
John Nelson, who has been director of
the Glassboro Loan and Building Associa-
tion for more than twenty years, has re-
signed, and will make his home in Phila.
John T. Rowen and wife entertained
Woodbury. friends at their Main street
home Saturday evening.
George Keebler has been made manager
OF the Woodbury. Glass Works to succeed
@. A. Madden
| Miss Oiga Bidwell, baritone singer, elo-
cutionisb and yiolinist, of Chicago, gave q
MUSCLE at Association Hall Friday evening
for the benefit Of the Helping Hand Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The water back on range at the home
of William Tomlin burssed Wednesday, the
report of which was heard q square away.
The stove was almost wrecked and Miss
Elsie Tomlin, who was standing some dis
tance away, was badly cut and bruised by
the pieces of flying iron.
The severe storm Saturday loosened and
badly damaged the roof Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, and extensive repairs
will be necessary to put it IN shape again.
Mr. Isaac Seeds, one of Glassboro's old
elst residents died at his home on Aca-
DENY street Friday morning. The funeral
| was held from his late residence Monday,
and the interment made at the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery. Mr.. Seeds leaves a
widow.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held Japanese Social at
the home OF Prof. and Mrs. d. T. Steel
man Monday evening. A musical pro-
gram was feature Of the evenings enter
tainment
The chimney on the houfe occupied by
Wesley Dilks on High street caught fire
Saturday morning, and it was necessary &c
have the fire company extiDguish the
blaze.
| The Guild of S.. Thomas P. E. Church
held a fair and supper at Association Hall
Saturday evening, and despite the stormy
| weather, Melted over sixty dollars.
| Mr. and Mrs. IL N. Shreye entertained a
party of Pitman friends at their home
Thursday evening In attempting TO get
into the large market wagon on leaving, the
horses started suddenly, throwing Mrs.
Herman Lord and Mrs. Reeves to the
ground, rendering both unconscious. Dir.
Lnffbary was summoned, and after some
time the ladies recovered sufficiently to be
taken TO their homes. Mrs. Lords injuries
are thought to be serious.
The several churches Of the town are
preparing special Christmas music.