Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-27
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Andrew ]. Proud is recovering from his
recent attack of pleurlsy.
The friends Of Helen Stranger gave her a
post card shower Monday, her fourteenth
birthday.
One new case of diptheria is reported,
and those who have had the disease are all
recovered. The quarantine was taken from
the house of Joseph Cade Saturday. TheI-
ma Shreeye, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs B.
Shreeve, is the one new case. The family
are quarantined.
Mrs William Burns is visiting her sister
Mrs. Roy Prickett. Mrs. Burns is Just re-
covering from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Samuel Dare slipped on a step at
her home Monday, fell and dislooated and
broke hip JOINT. Her condition is serious
Is Mrs. Sarah Simmermon is conyaleseino
latter a serious illness at her daughters
Ihome at Philadelphia
Sole Voelcer, who has been very low with
typhoid fever, is somewhat improved, al
though not out Of danger.
Olenda Bowen, son Of Professor f. w.
Bowen, OF Camden, former resident.
fell from trolley car at PHILADELPHIA Sat-
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He went to hospital for treatment.
Joseph Knisell had hemorrhage at tie
nose Frday morning which lasted for more
than two hours and physicians had to be
called in to stop it.
George w. Arnold purchased at public
sale Saturday the property of the late Wes-
ley Brown on the Pitman pike
Professor Edward James, organist of ST.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, Cam
den, gave an organ recital at ST. Thomas
Church Tuesday evening.
Harry C. G. Shute has one Thousand
acres OF land in South Jersey to run off
into building lots.
The remains OF John Rodman, Of Bridge
ton, who died at his home there Tuesday,
was brought here and buried in the Meth
ouisb Protestant cemetery Saturday after
noon.
The choir at the Methodist Episcopal
Church is rehearslng Easter music.
Isaac Moffett, G. Dudley Whitney, and
L. III. Sickler attended testimonial din
ner given ]. Willard Morgan at Camden
Wednesday.
John bikes, of Pitman Grove, will in
the near future open drug store in the
building formerly occupied as the Enter
prize printing office on West street.
Rev. W. P. G Strickland, who will re-
tire from the ministry for one year, expects
to go from here to Manasquan, where he
will probably make his home until i'm
proved in health.
Christian Seibert took dose OF salt peter
in mistake for salts Saturday evening, and
became violently Ill. The prompt action
of the physician who discovered the mis-.
take, saved his life after several hours hard
work. Mr.. Seibert purchased the salt
petre at local grocery s5ore-he asked for
salts and the clerk gave him the salt petre
instead.
Mr.. William Cole, of Glassboro, and Miss
Lydia Capewell, of Philadelphia, were mar
ried Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Knisell, at Pitman
Grove. Rey. Charles B. Dubeli performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole went
South for short wedding tour. after which
they will reside at Pitman GROVE
The Glassboro Fire Depar tment went to
Pitman Grove Saturday, resplendent in
their new uniforms TO take part in the
demonstration and parade OF the Pitman
Fire Companiesi
Anna Martin was taken to the Sanitarian
hospital Tuesday, suffering with appendix
citis. She was operated on the same after
noon, and is now improving. She was
taken sick at the office where she is en-
ployed at Philadelphia.
Joseph Knisell will soon move into the
Peter Strang property on Academy street.
The art exhibit at the high school build
ing has been largely attended the past week
Entertainments haYe been given in connec-
ton with the exhibit by the high school
students each evening. There were two
hundred pictures, copies of famous paintings
on exhibition. The proceeds will be used
to purchase pictures for the school build
ing.
Thomas Simpkins, of Port Marion, Pa,
is seriously i'll at the Mercy Hospital, Pits
burg, with appendicitis. Mr.. Simpkins,
who is native Of Glassboro, still spends
each summer here at Miss Simpkin's home,
and because Of his fine baratone voice which
he uses to she delight of everyone is known
by almost every person in town, who will
hear with regret of his illness.