Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-23
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Homer MeseroIl is home from Lehigh
University for short vacation.
Robert Doughty and wife have returned
from Baltimore and will spend the summer
with the latter's parents, Miles Parker and
wife.
Oscar Adams has returned from a bust
ness trip to Germany
George Warner, wife and daughter
Jessie, OF Alton, ILL.,, are visiting relatives
here.
Among Glassboro visitors at Atlantic
City the past were, DR.. and Mrs. G. D..
Shute, Fl. A. Knisell and wife, Mrs.
Charles Repp. Mrs. Chris Kleinhenn, Mrs.
Harry Proud, Misses Emma and Mary
Leap.
Joseph Saul has purchased the Mrs.
Hannah Smith property Oh Academy st.
Mrs. A. A. Weisner is seriously Ill al
her Academy street home.
William Paulin returned from the Medco
Chirurgical hospital Tuesday, where he
recently underwent An operation for APP
pendicitis.
The following officers have been Installed
in Volunteer Castle, K g. E. by William
Martin. p. c., Frank r. Stangel; N. O.,
Louis N. Shreye; v. O, Jacob Miller n.
p., Carl Schmitz; v. h., William L. Park
M. of r., J. Ellis Paulin: G. Of e., John S.
Saul; k. of g., William Martin; s. b.,
George Higgins; W. c., Miles c. Parker
trustees, L. N. Shreve, f. E. Stagner, M.
G. Parker; representative, VIM. Martin.
Olive Strang was severely injured Mon
day by falling from the post office step.
She was unconscious when picked up and
was taken home in her fathers carriage.
Prof. r. M Hartman has accepted po-
sition at the First National Bank for the
summer.
Rev. F. F. Craig has been given a two
weeks vacation By the trustees of the
Methodist Protestant church and will
spend the time with his family at Wild
wood, n. j.
William Yenney and family are spend
ing two weeks vacation at Holly Beach.
The Fort stanwick Canning Company
are installing electric lights in their fac
tories with the idea Of running night
shift. 80
Joseph r. Helm and John Zimmerman
have been elected committee to arrange
for the Sunday School excursion of the
Methodist Protestant aud Methodist Epis-
eopal churches at Wildwood July 18th.
John Cramer had his hand seriously cut
the past week by bursting bottle in
which he was trying to place stopper.
The Citizens Military Band assisted in a
musical given at the summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Brandes at Pitman Grove.
Monday evening for the benefit Of the
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd.
Mrs. Helen Y. Robinson wife of Patrick
Robinson, died at her home in Aldine, N.
Y, Wednesday, aged q years. Mrs Rob-
inson was before her marriage about one
year ago Miss Helen Young, Of this place.
The body was broughb TO her parents home
from which place the funeral service was
held Saturday afternoon and the inter-
ment made at Hurffville Mrs Robinson
leaves little son ten years old,
The Volunteer Fire Company with the
Ladies Auxiliary attended the morning
service at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday in body.
William Fl. Meseroll, brother of the Rev.
George Meseroll pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, died at his home at
Trenton, Tuesday night, Of acute indiges-
ton. Mr.. Meseroll has been assistant
custodian of the State House since 1901
and document clerk Of the capitol for a
number Of years previous to that time. He
was SO years Of age and one of the best
known Republicans in the State. The fun
eral was held from his late home as Tren-
ton. Friday afternoon. Mr.. Meseroll
leaves wife and two daughters.
The Apostolic Holiness Camp Meeting
closed Sunday evening after two weeks of
enthusiastic and interesting meetings.
Evangelist Lee, of Reading, Pa, who has
been in charge, preached the closing ser
mon to an audience which packed the
tent and grove surrounding it. Prominent
singers and speakers from all oyer the
state have taken part in the services and an
Association has now been formed, who are
planning to make the camp meeting an
annual event Rev. B. F. Slater, mis-
sionary from the West Indies, conducted a
Missionary Meeting, Saturday afternoon
and received an Offering for foreign Mis-
sions, which amounted to more than $3.50
Rev. and Mrs. Slater will leave in short
time for Africa. The workers will now
hold series of meetings at Clayton.
The gray horse which has been in the
Higgins family for 80 years, died Tuesday.
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