Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-07-04
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the summer at Pitman.
Miss Ida Iszard has returned from the
State Normal School, and is entertaining
Miss Marjorie Alderman, her school chum.
Miss Josephine Whitney is giving house
party at Barnegat. Mrs. Charles B. Du-
bell is among her guests.
Mrs. William Yenney and Mrs. Margaret
are spending the week at Wildwood.
William FARRELL has resigned as pastor of
the Apostolic Holiness Mission.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Charles Curley re-
turned Monday from Newark, Ohio, where
they have been spending the winter.
John Ledden, is suffering with diphtheria.
Mrs. Charles Chew and children, Mr. and
Mrs. William Keebler and son Frank, OF
Olean, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chappins, Of PIT.
Marion, Penna., arrived Sunday in Glass
boro for the summer.
The Whitney Glass Works closed Sat
Burday for the season.
Mary Vernnell, who was drowned at
Sunset Lake, Bridgeton, was former Glass
boro resident, and was we'll known here.
George Moffett, who has for more than
DIES glass store, has resigned his position.
ReY. F. F. Craig was given post card
shower Friday, his birthday, by the mem
bers of the Methodist Protestant Church.
John Brooks, agent for the Prudential
Insurance Company, has been given charge
of the ronte formerly covered by George
Lell, who has been made Assistant Super
intendent of the Williamstown district.
Glassboro Lodge, No. IS, F. A. NJ, will
deliberate their foFtieth anniversary with
Bpicnic at Alcyon Park, July 10.
| Mrs. Agnes Daniels. wife of William
Daniels, died az her home at Philadelphia,
Wednesday, and was brought to Manahaith
Cemetery Saturday for burial. Mrs. Dam
iels spent the greater part of her life here,
ard has been an INVALID for several years.
Mrs. William Lutz entertained the Sun
day-school class Of the Clayton Methodist
Episcopal Church. of which she was for
merly member, at her Main street home
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Walter Claypoole, aged 23 years, died at
his home Wednesday, of consumption The
funeral was held from the Methodist Prot
estant Church Saturday morning, with in
terment at the Methodist Protestant Gene
terry.
The Guild of st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church held a Lawn Fete at
Holly Bush' Wednesday and Thursday
evenings The automobile ride proved TO
be a successful feature of the affair.
The Rey Burton L. lockwood, Evange-
list for the Sons of Temperance Of New Jer-
sey and PENNSYLVANIA, will lecture at the
Methodist Protestant Church Tuesday even
ing, taking for his subject, rs the Young
man Absalom Safe?''
David Newkirk, father of Clarence New
kirk, operator at the West Jersey tower
died at his home at Elmer Wednesday last.
Mr. Newkirk, who was SO years of age. was
unusually healthy until within few DAYS
of his death, when he fell and broke his hip
bone, and was unable to stand the shock.
The funeral service was held Saturday from
his home.
At the Convocation Of Burlington, held
at Wildwood the past week, Rev. Charles B.
Dubell was given charge of st. Stephens
Church, of Mullica Hill, which was for
merly in the Paulsboro Parish. Rev. Du-
bell will conduct an afternoon service each
Sunday, and will celebrate the Holy Com
munion one Sunday morning of each
month.
Fred, the nineteen ear-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Litchfeld, died at his
home at Camden, Friday last, of Bright's
disease. The family were former residents
of Glassboro, Mr.. Litchfield being at one
time proprietor of the Academy Hotel. The
funeral was held from the parent S residence
Tuesday.
The Teddy Bear' social given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmerman
Friday evening by class No. IS, Of the
Methodist Protestant Sunday school, prov
ed great success both socially and fnan-
cially, and about twenty-five dollars was
added to the carpet fund.
Children's Day was celebrated at the
Methodist Church Sunday last. The or
dinance Of baptism was administered to a
number of children during the services of
the day. Rev. Burton L. lockwood preach
ed at the Methodist Protestant Church at
the morning service, and the evening SER
vices were gwen oyer to the children at
both churches.