Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-29
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Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Morton are away
on a several day g automobile trip.
Rey. F. F. Craig has returned from a six
week vacation, much improved in health.
The Sack Social which was to haye
been held Friday evening on the lawn adj
joining the Methodist Protestant Church,
was postponed on account of rain.
Jacob F. Imhof entertained guests from
Millyille during the past week.
Mrs. B. Shreye is spending sometime at
Wildwood.
Samuel Lutz left Thursday for fishing
trip in the South.
Josiah Lutz has rented his house on Main
street, and will leave next week for Olean,
New York, where he will spend the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Steelman are spend
ing sometime at Ocean Grove.
Albert Even is visiting the jamestown
Exposition and other points of interest in
the South.
Brazier Wescoat and Harry Simons at
tended the meeting OF the New Jersey
Federation Of Labor at Trenton, Monday.
By the falling of a heavy IRON wheel from
the hay NOW, E. Bailey Souder was badly
cut about the head and face, Saturday.
Il The Whitney Glass Works are preparing
to start three of their factories on Sept. 8. q
/ The Franklin hotel is to be entirely Re-
modelled and enlarged in the near future,
land the bar placed in the rear. or
Franklin street is being extended, max
ing short cut to the railroad station
through the daisy field. The field will be
laid out in building lots.
Edward Burning is slowly recovering
from his recent attack of hemorrhage of She
stomach.
L. W. Sickler will hold his annual water
melon picnic at his lake sometime in Sept
G. J. Flohr, OF Rochester, New York,
with his family, have returned to their
home after spending sometime here with
Mr.. Flohr's mother.
Glassboro Lawns is being laid out in
streets and building lots, and several build
ings are started. 20
Mrs. Samuel Warrick is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Whitney Glass Works are connecting
their newly acquired sand beds at South
Vineland with the West jersey Railroad by
"a switch. %
William Cramer is suffering with very
sore foot as the result Of stepping on rusty
nail 90
Augustus Thilo. Of Camden, has moved
his family here in she Charles Keebler home
on Academy street.
The Ushers Union from here held their
annual basket picnic Saturday at Alcyon
Park. They were joined by other unions
from different parts of South Jersey. Rev.
D. B. Harris addressed the mass meeting in
the afternoon, and program Of sports was
carried out in spite Of the inclement
weather. ~
The Downers from all over the United
States will meet this year as jamestown
Exposition, September 9TH. They hold q
ieunion every two years. FouF years ago
they met at st. Louis, two years ago at
Baltimore Rev. Arthur Downer will at
tend this year.
The Board of Education held meeting
Saturday evening and elected as teachers
Miss Marion OEphant, of Bridgeport, and
Miss Nellie Fish, Of Lynne, Mass, to sue
coed Louise B. Adams, and Mary NJ. Sim
mormon, resigned At another meeting
held Thursday evening, William D. Davis,
of Magnolia, was elected Supervisor 30 sue.
coed Daniel T. Steelman. There is one
more teacher yet to be selected.
The Sleeping Hand Circle Of the Method
ist Episcopal Church will entertain the
members Of the Twelfth Regiment on Sep
TENDER 4th, when they hold their reunion
here.
ReY. Charles Borden, of Camden, occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning and evening.
Forest Tomlin and William Keebler,wi
their families, have returned to their homes
at Clean, New York, after spending the
summer here.
Christopher Kleinhein has resigned his
position as manager of the Whitney Glass
Department Store.