Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-25
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William Launer was in town Saturday
evening attending meeting Of the local
Glass Bottle Blowers Association.
Charles F. Repp is the owner of hand
some new automobile.
Joseph Helm and family are spending a
two weeks vacation at New Orleans
Earl Ledden is home from Dickinson Col
lege for the summer.
Miss Mabel Campbell is spending two
weeks vacation at Williamsport, Pa. Miss
Nellie Dalton is filling her position at the
post Office.
Miss Stella Martin has taken a position
in Philadelphia
Joseph Wilson has taken house at Pit
man for the summer.
Forrest D. Tomlin, Of Port Alleghaney,
Pa, is spending the summer with his fam
lily here.
Mrs. M. Imhoff, OF Williamstown, is Wis
iting her son, jacob F. Imboff.
Work was begun on the improvements
on the Franklin House the past week
Thomas Z. Dufield of Washington, Pa,
and George N. Dufield Of Rock Island, ILL.,,
were in town Monday.
Several dogs were bitten Wednesday by
a mad dog, who is supposed to have been
suffering with hydrophobia. The animal
made its escape before it could be killed.
Eugene Doughty has purchased the groc-
cry business Of George Higgins.
The members of Glassboro Fire Company
No. attended the morning service at the
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday, when
the Rev. F. F. Craig preached an appropri-
ate sermon.
Harry Stackenwalt and Gertrude Frances
Taylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor were united in marriage at she
Manse of the Presbyterian Church at Will
Jamestown Wednesday evening, June 17eh,
by the Rev. Calvin Krouse- Mr.. and Mrs.
IStaokenwalt will reside here.
Cards are out for the marriage of George
N. Duffield of Rock Island, Ill, and Caro-
Ign Sharp of Bridgeton.t to take place at the
home Of the bride, 254 Bank street, Bridge
ton. Wednesday, June oath at two o'clock.
Mr.. Dufield, who holds responsible gov
eminent position at Rock Island, H., is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Dufield
and former Glassboro boy. He will re-
turn with his bride to Rock Island mined
lately after the ceremony.
The Alumni of the GIassboro High
School held their annual banquet at the
Hotel Pitman Wednesday evening, when
about fifty members were in attendance.
Joseph 7. Wilson, president of the Associ-
alton, acted as POSTMASTER. Miss Augusta
r. Buck responded to the Glass of '97; J..
Hartley Bowen, $40 Our Alma Marter;''
Samuel D. Beckett, To our Future; Ray
mond E. Shute to the Glass Of 1901. Prof.
F. w. Bowen, who with the class of 1897
organized the Association; Supervising
Principal W. B. Davis and County Super
intendent D. 4. Steelman made short adj
dresses. A dance followed the supper .
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robinson, wife of How
ard Robinson, died at her home Oh Main
stress Friday evening, after three days
illness, Of peritonitis Mrs. Robinson was
before her marriage Miss Bertha MacLaine,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. MacLaine, of
Westville, and was % years Of age. The
funeral was held from her husbands resi-
dence Tuesday. and the body taken to
Melville for interment AIrs. Robinson
leaves husband and two little sons to
mourn her loss.
At the regular business meeting of the
Christian EndeayoI Society Of the Method
ist Protestant Church Wednesday evening
last, the following officers were elected
President, William Even; vice president.
Isaac Gamble; second vice president, Pal
mer Campbell; recording secretary, Elmer
Turner; assistant, Elsie Tomlin; cores
ponding secretary, Hannah Ledden; organ
list, Elsie Tomlin; assistant, Mrs. Walter
Stranger; chorister, E. H. Walton; assist
ant, William Evan; roll secretary, Albert
Marshall; superintendent Jr. c. E., Mrs.
McFadden; assistant, Mrs Walter stanger
1t is reported that Chestnut Ridge farm,
on the oue skirts of this place, has been sold
for big sum, and will be remodeled into a
locomotive works. q
The new throat trouble has developed
among the mules on the farm Of Howard
Saul, near Aura.
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