Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-28
cLAssBoRo.

Mr.. Daniel Marcus and wife and child
rem have returned to their home in Cali
fornia after month spent here.
Earl Choppins who was operated on at
the Jefferson hospital Saturday last is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. John Cramer and children and Mrs
Fred Younghance left Tuesday for Clarion.
Pa, where they will spend the winter.
DR.. William Luffbary has opened den
tai Office at Swedesboro.
Pocahontas Council No. As, Jr. o. U. A.
M. attended the morning service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday morn
morning, in body.
Mr.. john Tonkin and wife have returned
from Hartford, Connections, where they
have been visiting their son and attending
the National Grange.
The Guild of St. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church held a rummage sale
Thursday and Friday from which they
cleared oyer one hundred dollars.
Miss Bertha Ledden entertained friends
at her home Wednesday evening in honor
OF her 18th birthday.
Mrs Edward Sturgess received a post
card shower OF one hundred and fifty
cards the past week, her birthday.
At the Methodist Protestant Parsonage
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Morris Townsend
and Miss Ella Dunhorn were united in
marriage by the Rev. F. F. Craig.
The prompt help of neighbors prevented
what would have been disasterous fire at
the home Of Harry Skinner, Sunday after
x,oa,, Iaat CrooJ1 b5ua ,iavf,,.y NTH
matches set fire to corn stack leaning
against the barn and before it was discover
| the flames had spread SO greatly that it was
| buildings. After half hours hard work
| however the blaze was extinguished.
The many friends of Louis n. Shreve
gave him surprise MASQUERADE party at his
home Wednesday evening, his birthday.
Rey. A. G. Struthers, OF Westville gave
an illustrated lecture at the Methodist Pro-
| testant Church, Friday evening, on the
subject I'm His Steps, /" or aWhat Would
Jesus Do?p The church was we'll filed
and the lecture proved to be very inter
esting one. Mr.. Struthers was assisted by
the Sunday -school orchestra and mixed
quartette. The proceeds, a silver offering
went for the benefit of class No. 26 of the
Sunday school.
| Mr.. Earnest Reed of this place and Miss
Mabel Green, of Pitman, were quietly
married at the home of the groom, Wednes-
day afternoon, by the Rev. F. f. Craig.
Miss Nellie Nichols, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Sanford N. Nicholas, formerly of
| this place, has been made an instructor of
music at Pennington Seminary.
| Mr.. John Taylor and wife, entertained a
large party of friends at their home Satur-
day evening in honor of the list anniversary
of Mr.. Taylor's birth.
AT meeting OF business men and pro-
minent citizens of the town Wednesday
evening to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY OF build
ing town hall, George Dudley Whitney,
Charles Repp and Richard Doughty were
appointed committee to look into the
matter Of COST and DIR. Charles Heritage,
M. M Campbell and John Geginheimer,
committee to look into the matter OF suit
able location.
| Mr.. Nehemiah WilseY ,one Of Glassboro's
oldest and most highly respected citizens,
passed away at his home, on Tuesday, after
long illness. Although an invalid for
wears Mr.. Wilsey's sunny disposition had
won for him a host Of friends. He has
been faithful christian and member Of
the Methodist Protestant Church for years,
from which place the funeral service was
held Thursday morning Mr.. Wilsey
| leaves brother and one sister, Mrs. M.
| Albertson.
The home of Mr.. William Downer and
wife was the scene Of merry party OF
young people, Friday evening, the occasion
being freedom party given in honor OF
the 21st anniversary Of the birth Of their
son RUSSELL Mr.. Downer received large
number of gifts