Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Dayid Pauln left Monday
for trip TO Washington and the James
town Exposition.
Postmaster L. w Sickler has returned
from Maine, where be purchased 5000 bar
rels of seed potatoes.
H. Warren Lutz left Monday for PhiIa-
delphia where he will make it his home for
the winter.
Mrs William Stanger left Friday for
Westminster, Mo-, where she will join Mr..
Stanger, who is studying at the Theological
Seminary. Mr. and Mrs. Stanger will
make their home there.
Eugene Doughty, who has been at the
White Haven Sanitarium for several
months, has returned much improved in
health.
Miss Marguerite Stackenwalb has accept
ed a position in the Bell Telephone Ex-
change.
Mrs. Ether Gerhardt will erect double
house on the lot adjoining the ex- Senator
Thomas NJ. Ferrell on Main street.
Mrs. Sarah Simmerman was given post
card shower Sunday, on the occasion of her
|s5th birthday. 70
I. Allen Ham has purchased the double
house Of Miss Mary Simmerman on Broad
street.
Preston Abbott and Wilbur Jones have
accepted positions at Oiean, New York, and
left for that place Monday.
Concrete walks are being laid around the
Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonage
In order TO complete the work it has been
found necessary to remove the large maple
- t,ok -, ~,
parsonage.
Miss Augusta r. Buck is taking an Eng
lish course at the University of Pennsyl-
Yania.
Mrs Charles Smith was taken to the
Cooper Hospital, Camden, Tuesday, suffer
ing with typhoid fever.
Firman Gamble and Joseph Roller were
committed to jail Thursday for drunkenness.
Mr.. ". A. Sands and Miss Louisa Thorn
as Chandler were united in marriage at st.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, Sat
Charles Bratten Dnbell, in the presence Of
small number of invited guests.
Lewis Boyer is picking second crop of
stra wberries from his garden
S. ID. Fisler, of Pitman, is working at
the Whitney meat market for manager
Andrew stewart, who the past week ent his
finger while at work, aud Is now suffering
with blood poisoning.
Miss Effie M. Parker gave the children Of
the primary department. of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school picnic on the
church lawn Saturday afternoon last, which
was greatly enjoyed by the little folks,
AT the annual church meeting held at the
Methodist Protestant Church Thursday
evening, Edward Walton was elected dele
gate with John Simmerman alternate, to
attend the annual session OF the New Jer-
sey Conference. which convenes at Millville
October IS. The delegates was Instructed
to ask for the return of the Rev. F. F.
Craig.
Rev Charles Bratten Dubell offioiated at
a wedding at ST. James Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Twenty second and Walnut
streets, Philadelphia, the past week.
The mortgage on the parsonage of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will be burnt
lat special service to be held at the church
Sunday morning, October g. The mort
gage is OF more than twenty years stand
ing,
Tomatoes have arrived in such large
quantities at the Fort Stanwick Canning
Factory, that it has been necessary to em-
Hploy the workers both day and night. Fifty
Thousand cases Of tomatoes will be canned,
and the past week colored and Italian
help was brought from Camden for the
rush.
Arthur Edward Jones, organist of st.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church. Cam
den, gave an organ recital at St. Thomas
P. E. Church, Friday evening.