Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
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| Charles Repp and wife, and Israel souder
| spent the past week as the jamestown Elk
| position.
| The teachers Of the public schools Of the
county will attend the annual Teachers
Institute at Atlantic City Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
DIR. Charles Heritage attended the second
annual Conference Of the State Board Of
Health at Trenton the past week.
| Al the Presbyterian nance Wednesday
afternoon, Mfr. Albert Lee Crane, OF Cam
den, and Miss Dairna Richards, Of Bunker
Hill, were united in marriage by the Rev.
J. D. Hunting.
The little friends of Miss Helen Schmidt
gave her surprise party at her home Sat
urday evening to remind her OF her elev-
enth birthday. She received among other
/ gifts 68 post cards.
| A number Of the members Of the Chris
tian Endeayor Of the Methodist Protestant
Church attended the Gloucester County
Christian EndeaFor Convention at SeweII
Friday evening. John Zimmerman, presi-
dent Of the Union, had charge Of the
meeting
Ernest Cate, violinist, of Philadelphia,
played at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday. Mr.. Cate is an artist OF rare
ability, and his music was greatly appre-
ciated.
4 A Glee Club will be organized in the
High School in the near future. TO
+ The Glassboro basket ball team defeated
| the Williamstown team on the Williams
town floor Saturday evening last, by q score
OF 30 to %.
| Miss Eta SeIan, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Seran, was united in marriage
to Mr.. Benjamin Conwell, Jr Of Philadel-
lphia, Tuesday evening, in the Little
Church Around the Corner" New York
City. After their honeymoon spent in
Havana, Cuba, mir. and Mrs Conwell will
reside at Woodbury. Heights.
/ AT the regular meeting Of Pocohontas
Council, No. AS, Jr. @. u. a. M, Monday
evening, the advisabiity Of building new
hall was discussed Their present plan is
to build structure, the BASEMENT Of which
will be used for an amusement room, the
| first floor for offices, stores, etc, the second
| for an opera house, and the third for lodge
rooms. The Stranger tract opposite the
school is looked upon as a desirable site.
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CORTLAND H. Shute, oldest son OF G. Ed
ward Shute, was united in marriage to Miss
Rose Turner, Of Bridgeton, Wednesday
afternoon, by the Rev. 81. FL. Beadle, pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian Church, in
the presence of over one hundred invited
guests On their return from Niagara
Falls, MIR. and Mrs. shute win reside
here.
Mrs. Patrick, the aged mother of Henry
Patrick, died at her home Friday, after a
long illness. The funeral was held from
her late residence Monday morning.
Miss Annie Ssanger has in her possession
the marriage certificate Of her great grand
father. united March 90, 1871, which reads
as follows: To whom it may concern, be it
| known that I, William Worth, minister of
/ the Gospel in the County Of Salem, dated
on the 29th day of March, 1871 jained in
marriage Philip Stangtr and Dority Swope,
OF the County Of Gloucester, township of
Greenwich, and them did promise man and
wife in the presence Of number Of respec-
table witnesses. say done By me VIM
WORTH Philip Stranger was one Of Glass
borc's FIRST settlers.
Frank Bennett Lane, of yineland, will
lecture IN the Methodist Protestant Church
Friday evening, for Glassboro Lodge No.
l58, I. o. O. F. The church choir and tie
orchestra of the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will assist No admission will
be charged or collection taken, those VINO
attend will be the guests of the Odd
Fellows.
Miss Louisa Campbell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Farmer Campbell. died at her
home on Main street early Monday morn
| ing, after three DAYS illness OF brain fever.
Miss Campbell, who was Is years Of age,
was an active worker at the Mission Church
and had studied at Bible school in Gin
cinnati where she had hoped to prepare
herself for evangelistic work. Her health
broke down, however, and she was COM
PEELED to return to her home It was
| thought she had fully recovered again when
she became suddenly i'll Thursday last, and
meyer regained consciousness The funeral
will be from her parents home to-day,
Thursday Miss Campbell leayes a host
| of friends to mourn her loss.