Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-07
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| Rey. Charles B. Dubell went TO Will
mington, Delaware. on Wednesday to-
preach at S. Andrews Church in the even
ing.
| Mrs. John Hunter was taken to hos
pital at Philadelphia Tuesday where she
will undergo an operation.
Fred R. Gear who looks after the affairs
| of the Bell Telephone Company in this
town, is sick at his home on Broad street
with consumption.
Elsie Allen, student at Darlington
Seminary, is spending some time with her
parents,
Cyril r. Baker who has been employed
by the Pennsylvania railroad company as
an operator at the Satisfaction here, has ac-
cepted position at New York.
Mrs G. B DubeI IS spending two weeks
with relatives at Wilmington, Del.
| A fancy dress carnival was held Wednes-
hday evening at the skating rink.
I The Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
have united for series OF prayer services
TO begin Thursday evening at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Mrs Thomas Whitney with her daughter
Mrs Hatch of Boston and two sons, Thomas
and G. Dudley Whitney, are spending the
lenten season at Bermuda.
G. A. Burning of Mullica Hill, has pur-
|ichased the butcher business Of James
4 Haggerty aud will continue the business.
Nhere
Rev William Payntell Kempes. rector Of
Church of the Messiah as Gynwedd Pa
preached at ST Thomas Church Thursday
evening,
Mrs, Charles D. Pedrick is visiting her
sisters at Philadelphia.
Ten candidates took the oriental degree
Of Poeahontas Council Monday evening at
the lodge room. A banquet followed,
served By caterer, Parker.
Miss Leila Bayle, former Glassboro girl,
was married Monday evening as her home
at Miilville, to Wesley Hewelk The cere-
mony was performed by Rey. Walter
Stienes of the First Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rspp gave a party
Friday evening to celebrate Mr.. Repp's
birthday. The guests were entertained
with music and an elaborate supper served
by caterers.
The stealing OF number Of small articles
from the desks of pupils at the high school
building has been traced to two boys, also
pupils at the schools. The boys entered
some time in the evening by way Of
window.
About twenty relatives Of c. A. Stranger
went from here Tuesday TO his home near
Westyille to be present at hog killing.
A man supposed to have been intoxicat-
ed leaped from the rear platform Of The / 90
p. m. electric, south bound train, Sunday,
and was SO badly injured that he died in a
few hours after being admitted 30 the
Cooper hospital He was VIM Maui. 42
ears old OF 400 Columbia aye, philadel-
phia.
One of the successful social events of the
season took place Friday evening at Car
Inell's Hall when some of the young ladies'
iof the town gave party to the young men,
Dancing until late hour and the COLLATION.
served by the ladies made this most sue
cessiul affair. IoAmoug the guests were Mrs.
". S. Dawson. Jessie Stranger. Florence
Sickler, Adelaide Carol, Nettie FISHER,
Daisy Luffbary, Bessie ShreeVe, Emma
Leap, Mary Leap, Bessie Fasmer, Nellie
Haighs, Nina Eastman, Elsie Allen, Bertha
Paulin. Elizabeth SINNERS. Messrs. Will
bur Luffbary, DR. Y. L. Stnltz, Carl Prick
EFT, Walter Dumam, Fl .Shute, Warren
Lutz, Thomas Adams, J. Roy, Charles
Pierce, John Fisher. John Dilkes.
The body of Augustus Wetzell was
brought here from Williamstown, on Mon
day and buried in the Methodist Protest.
ant Cemetery. Mr.. Wetzeil was ninety
four years Of age and the father of Angus
tus Welzell Jr., the wheelwright here.
A team Of mules drawing load Of apples
to market from the Repp cold storage plant
here bad narrow escape from being drawn
into the water Monday morning. As the
team was about to go aboard the boat one
mule lost its citing and hung suspended
by the collar in the water until it could be
rescued by means Of boat hooks. With
the exception Of broken harness no damage
was done.