Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-24
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Mrs. E. E. w. Carter left on Saturday |
for Tuckerton Mrs. Carter, who is in
very poor health, hopes to be benefited by
the change.
Mr.. Ashton johnson and Miss Florence
the Methodist Protestant parsonage, by
Rev. F. F. Craig.
Jacob E. Imhoff is recovering from an
attack of the grip.
Rev. j. M. Duryea, OF Hobensaok, N. j.,
addressed union meeting of Christian En-
deav0rs in the Methodist Protestant Church
Wednesday evening on the Importance OF
Evangelistic Work.
!. A dynamo has been placed in the Repp
Nice and cold storage plant for the purpose
Ibf lighting the place with electricity. The
Eplant will be enlarged soon. %
n John B. Bristol, who graduated last year
| from the New York Military Academy at
Cornwail-on Hudson. is among the New
| Jersey cadets who is announced as having
shown special proficiency in military train
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs William Brown had a home
coming at their home on Broad street Sun
day. Among the relatives were Mrs. Chas.
Sparks, of Washington, D. G.; Mrs. Mary
Turner, OF Atlantic City; Mrs John Ander-
son and Mrs. Mary Anderson, OF Wood
bury; William Brown, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. b. F. Conner and Terma Conner.
Mr.. Joseph Morrison and Miss Margaret
| Hickman, were married Saturday evening
by Rev. F. F. Craig at the home OF the
groom brother and sister Of Mr.. Morri-
son acted as attendants. The bride received
many gifts.
Private parties rented the rink Tuesday
Eevening and entertained two hundred
quests on roller skates.
Joseph Guest has rented his farm and
sold his stock, aud later on will go to Cali
fornia to join bis son.
The funeral Of Samuel Jones took place
Thursday from the Methodist Protestant
Church. Mr.. Jones, who was an old soldier
fought in several important battles, in
Guiding Gettysburg. He was buried at
Manahath Cemetery.
Eddie Mcdowell and Nellie McNece.
fancy skaters, have crowded the rink with
spectators during the past week. Miss Nc
Niece, although only twelve years OF age, is
quite marvel, and Mr.. Mcdowell is said
80 be world champion skater.
/ Professor Thomas Surette delivered his
second lecture Friday evening on 'Shu-
hmann." A large audience was present in
|spite of the severe storm.
I AS the Quarterly Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in charge Of
Rev. N. J. Wright on Monday evening, the
following charges were made: Local preach
ers-A. M. Seahrook, s. S. Park and John
Buck. Exhorters-J. J. Ledden, Albert
Erren, D. T. Sseelman, George Bermigar.
observation-disclosures Allen, John Strang,
Thomas M Ferrell, Dayid Panlin, DIR.
Thomas Iszard, David Stranger, DR.. Carlton
Shute. G. E. Shute, Warren Stranger, VIM.
Ham, l. G. Souder, Howard Moore. Re-
cording Steward, G. E. Shute; District
Stewart, Thomas Allen; Trier of Appeals,
D. T. Steelman.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Pitman, Glassboro, and Clayton Gas
Company was held Wednesday. The fol-
lowing directors were elected for the COM
ing year: Soloman Stranger, Jacob F. I'M
hoff, DR.. Howard Moore, DIR. Howard Is
zard, Harmon Dilkes. Jr., Charles Repp, |
Charles VoelleD, Jesse E. Reeves, Thomas
Allen, J. p Burial. The Board of Directors
organized by electing as President, Solo
mon Stanger; secretary, J. F. Imhotf; treas |
urer, Harry Stille.
Robert Harmon died at his home at
wildwood, New Jersey, Saturday. and |
was brought here for burial "Wednesday. |
Mr.. Harmon was for many years resident
Of Glassboro. About two years ago he re-
moved to Wildwood with his family. |
Funeral services were held from the M. E. |
Church. Interment at Manahath.
Miss Daisy O'Toole was taken to the |
German Hospital Monday, suffering with a
complication of diseases
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