Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-18
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the Stanger property on Academy street,
and will erect double house.
Miss Bertha Ledden spent the past week
/ at Carlisle, Pa, where she attended the
commencement exercises Of Dickinson Coll
| lege
Mrs Elizabeth R. Ellis, of Bfidgeton. is
spending some time With her daughter, Mrs.
j. y Lutz.
Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Craig entertained at
the parsonage over Sunday Mrs. James
Parker, of Salem; Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard
Crouthamel, Of North Wales. Pa.
Miss Myrtle L. Keller has accepted po-
sition at Atlantic City for the Summer
Prot. W. D. Davis and family will spend
the summer at Ocean City, leaving for that
place the coming week.
| The old soldiers are preparing for their
annual picnic to be held in the grove adj
joining the home Of s. S. Ledden.
The factories of the Whitney Glass Works
closed down Saturday for the season.
/ At the Methodist Protestant parsonage
Monday evening, June 1st, Mr.. Edward
! Brackett and Miss Elizabeth Slaughter were
united IN marriage by the Rev. F. F..
Craig.
Miss Elsie Bowers entertained a number
Of friends at Der home Saturday evening.
Professor and Mrs W B. Davis enter
tanned number of friends at dinner We'd
nesday evening. Among their guests were.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Abbott Mr.. and Mrs
7 w. D. Chew, Mr. and Mrs j. T. Rowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Stanger, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. j. Ledden, Rev. and Mrs. George Mess
| xf ioI
George Harbert and son Frank haYe re-
turned from Kane, Pa, where they haYe
been working.
Elijah Ledden returned Tuesday from
| the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia where
be has been confined for the past two months
with broken limb Mr. Ledden was iDjur-
ed in runaway accident at Pitman Grove
where he was driving heavy load Of lum-
Der, when his horse became frightened at an
automobile, throwing him from the wagon
and so badly crushed his limb that it was
| feared for some time amputation would be
necessary. He is improving rapidly now,
however, and physicians say his complete
recovery is only question Of few more
weeks.
Mits Ethel Shute entertained over Sum
day Misses Florence Hillegas, Julia Inger-
soil and Winfield Smith, of Mantua; Fl.
Hustled and John Deal, of Woodbury..
A class of four young people were con-
frmed at the German Reformed Church
Sunday morning last
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr.. John Dilks, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dilks, OF this place, and Miss Charlotte
Smith, of Philadelphia, at the home Of she
bride, 1915 Green Street, Philadelphia,
Tuesday evening, June 80, at o'clock.
/ The pupils OF the High School held their
first picnic at Aloyon Park Tuesday. Field
sports were a feature of the days entertain
Iment and most enjoyable day is reported.
The picnic hereafter will be an annual affair
At meeting of she stockholders of the
Glassboro Loan and Building Association,
the following officers and directors were re-
elected: President, Solomon II. Stanger;
vice president, DR.. Charles S. Heritage;
! secretary, William Yenney; treasurer,
Thomas C. Allen; directors, Chris Klein.
helm, Joseph J. Ledden, David Paulin;
auditors, Frank B. Annadowne. Stephen
Smedley, William Warner.
Miss Mamie Wampole, daughter of Mrs.
James Parker, formerly Of this place, and
Mr. Howard Cfouthamel, Of North Wales,
Pa, were united in marriage at the Meth
odist Protestant parsonage Saturday even
ing by the Rev. F. F. Craig, the ring cere-
mony being used The bride was attended
| by Miss Melyina Carter, and Mr.. Charles
Faust accompanied the groom. After short
wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs. crouthamel
will reside at North Wales, Pa.
Children's Day was observed at the
| Methodist Churches Sunday with appr0-
pirate exercises Rev. F. F Craig, of the
Methodist Protestant Church, preached a
sermon to the children at the morning SER
vice. The usual Sunday school session was
| held with baptism of infants and the even
ing service was given over 10 the children
who were assisted by the church choir Ia
their exercises. A sermon appropriate to the
day was preached by the Rev. George Mes
ercll at the morning service at the Method
ist Episcopal Church. The Sunday-school
pupils assisted by the chuerh choir and
special girls choir conducted the evening
service.
The Broad street home OF Mr. and Mrs
Miles Parker was the scene of pretty we'd
ding Friday evening, when their daughter,
Effie Mae, was united IN marriage to Mr..
Robert Doughty, Of Baltimore, by the Rev.
George Meseroll, in the presence of one hum
bred invited guests. The bride, who was
unattended, wore handsome gown Of white
Chiffon cloth, and carried shower boquet
of bride roses. The groom wore the con-
ventiOnal black suit Caterer Chaplain, of
Camden, served the supper. Mr.. and Mrs
Doughty left amid shower OF rice for
trip 80 Washington and points of interest
IN the South, and will reside on their re-
turn at Baltimore Mrs Doughty has been
for several years past popular teacher in
the public school here.
Jesse Dilks has been elected teacher in
the Newfield public school for the coming
school term
Harry Krouse, of this place, lost val
liable horse she past week, making the SEQ
ond in one month, and the fourth in q
year.
The Whitney Glass Works have several
machines blowing glass. Men from Mill
vile are operating them.