Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Annadownel are en-
tertaining Miss Mae Stanger, Of Phila.
Mr.. Joseph Westcotb and wife, of Pitts
burg, spent the past week here.
Miss Marguerite Angels spent Sunday
with Mrs. Anna Wells, Of Newark, the we'll
known Evangelist.
Miss Daisy Luffbary, of Philadelphia, is
visiting here.
Miss Ida Iszard will graduate from the
Trenton State Normal School in June
Miss Grace Haight, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. George Benninger.
Mrs. William Tomlin spent several days
the past week among Westyille friends.
Charles Curley has acceptedsa position at
bennington, Pa.
Marshall NJ. Campbell attended the Grand
Lodge of Masons at Trenton, Thursday.
An addition is being built to the Metho-
dist Protestant parsonage
Russell Moore. fourteen year old boy of
this place, was arrested and placed in the
Woodbury. jail on complaint OF C. G.. JUS
tice, Of Pitman, for destroying shade trees
at Honey Brook Park.
Owing so the fremen's demonstration
Monday evening, the annual election of Of
fcers in the Epworth League OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was postponed.
Mr.. Arthur Dare, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Dare, and Miss Elizabeth Doughty,
both OF this place, were quietly married at
the Methodist Protestant parsonage Satur-
day evening by the Rev. F. F. Craig.
Bishop Scarborough confirmed a class Of
five at st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal
Church Sunday morning. The Bishop cele-
brated his 18th birthday Saturday.
Mrs. John T. Rowen has returned from
Bridgeton, where she spent the past week
as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. A. StaDger
The Glassbor0 Dramatic Association rem
dered their drama TONY the Convict y be-
fore large audience at Williamstown Sat
Sunday evening. ~
Glassboro Lodge Of Odd Fellows cele-
brated their S9th anniversary Sunday by
attending the morning service at the Meth
Odist Episcopal Church IN body, when
Rey. George Messerol, pastor, and a mem
Der of the organization, preached an appro-
pirate sermon.
A large number of the friends Of Mrs.
Allen Ham spent Monday evening at her
Broad street home, the occasion being the
anniversary of her birth.
Rev. F. F. Craig will assist in the revival
meetings to be held at the Methodist Pro-
testant Church at Westville the coming
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ledden gave party
at their home Friday evening, the occasion
being the 18th anniversary of the birth of
their daughter Bertha. Guests were pres
emf from New York, Trenton, Philadelphia
MilIville, Mullica Hill, Redwood, Clayton,
Vineland, WilliamstowD, Franklinville,
Paulsboro, Mantua and Glassboro. Miss
Ledden received number of gifts among
them diamond ring from her parent.
Mrs Susanna Albertson, wife of Albert
Albertson, died at her home at South Glass
boro, Thursday, age SO years. Several
weeks ago Mrs. AIbertson was stricken with
paralysis and was unconscious until her
death. She las for years been an active
member of the Methodist Protestant Church
and will be missed by host Of friends.
The funeral service was held from the M.
p. Church Monday afternoon with inter-
ment at the church cemetery. Mrs Albert
son leaves a husband, two daughters. Miss
Laura Albertson and Mrs Walter Stranger
and four sons, Albert John, Ellsworth,
and Ifyin Albertson.
A number Of the ladies Of the town met
at the home OF Mrs. L. N. Shreye, We'd
nesday evening TO discuss the organization
of ladies auxiliary to Glassboro Fire Com
No. l. A second meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. John Saul
Fire destroyed the hot bed, and oyer
hundred dollars worth OF plants belonging
to Israel Souder, Thursday The prompt
work of the firemen saved number OF adj
joining buildings on the property Of Ed
ward Turner.
The young men Of the town gave return
party TO the ladies at Association hall
Thursday evening. The guests numbered
about forty and most enjoyable time was
reported.
The annual election Of Wardens and
Vestrymen was held at S. Thomas Protes-
tant Church Tuesday evening which result
ed in the following: Senior Warden, Sam
uei Warrick; Junior Warden, Herbert N.
Moffett; Yestrymen, Isaac Moffett, John
Whitney, Charles Yost, Samuel whitney,
DR.. Charles Pedrick, DIR. Charles Heritage,
George Dudley Whitney, DR.. Bouis Slaugh-
ter, James Arthur johnson. The follow
ing lay deputies were appointed to attend
the annual diocesan convention in Christ
Church, New Brunswick, May 18th and 9th:
Samuel w. Warrick, Herbert N. Moffett,
George Dudley Whitney; Alternates, Chas
J. Yost, Charles, D. Pedrick, Louis n.
Slaughter.