Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-03
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Miss Almlra Green has taken position
as teacher at the Pitman public school and
began her duties there Monday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Tonkin has returned from
Ocean Grove where she has been spending
the summer
Rev. F. F Craig and family have return
ed from three weeks vacation at Wild
wood and Atlantic City.
Jerome Nipling Of Port Alleganey, Pa,
spent Sunday among friends here.
Mrs j. D. Hunting is seriously i'll at the
Presbyterian Manse.
G. johnson. wife and daughter Blanche,
Of Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs. r.
w. Coull over Sunday.
Stephen smedly and wife, Timothy Loom
ey and wife, Henry Lutz and family have
returned from Atlantic City.
David Paulin and wife, Prof. Hartman
and wife, Misses Bertha Panlin, Laura and
Lydia Shute were the guests of Clayton
friends over Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs Rush have moved into
their home on State street.
Charles w Chew is attending the G. A
R. encampment at Toledo, Ohio.
George Siddons of Laurel Springs was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Craig,
at the parsonage oYef-Sunday.
Charles Chew of Olean, N. Y, is spend
ing sometime with j. F. Barton and wife
at their Main street home.
Miss Cecilia Shute will open kinder
garten at her New street home.
w H. Yenaey was an Atlantic City Yisi-
tor Tuesday.
Prof. and hrs. r. NJ. Hartman, spent
Friday at Burlington.
Farmer Campbell and sons John and JOS
eph will leave the coming week for Eldred.
Pa.
A special meeting of the officers of the
Glassboro Loan and Building Association
was held Friday evening.
Miss Ethel Shute gave watermelon par
~ TO her friends at her South Glassboro
home, Friday evening.
Roy Knox, wife and daughter, E. &.
Knox and wife have returned from an ex-
tended visit among New York friends
! he Harmonic Sextette are arranging for
a series of dances to be given in the early
Fall.
The old Clement property on Main street
is TO be remodeled.
Mrs. Julia A. Shield is critically ill at
her Broad street home.
The Byron Span Company, who have
been holding carnival here the past week,
left Thursday for Beverly.
Charles A. Ewing, of this place. a con-
ductor on the West Jersey and Sea Shore
Railroad, was out drying Friday when he
met an automobile, which frightened his
horse. He was thrown from she carriage
and badly cut about the face and head.
The carriage was completely demolished.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brewer gave a
party at their South Glassboro home Sat-
nrday evening in honor OF the eighteenth
anniversary of the birth of sheir sister, Miss
Laura Porch. A large number of guests
enjoyed the evening.
The Glassboro Driving Association will
hold voting contest for Republican candl-
da es for Sheriff at it's meeting Saturday
next. The candidate receiving the largest
number of votes will be presented a thirty
FIVE dollar gold watch.
Henry Patrick gave watermelon party
TO number of friends at his home near
here Saturday evening last. His guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. David Paulin, Mr. and
Mrs R. NJ Hartman, Misses Laura and
Lydia Shute, of Glassboro; Mrs. Margaret
Campbell, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simmerman, of Philadelphia; Mr.. Emile
Bierfriend, of Camden.
Giassboro IS so have Home Day. cele-
bration. Pocahontas Council, No. As, Jr.
O. U. A. M. is at the head of the move
ment and all the organizations of the town
have been asked to help make the affair a
success. It was first planned TO celebrate
Labor Day, but the time was thought 20 be
too limited, and September 26th has been
set. The several committees are hustling
TO perfect their plans by that time, and the
affair will, without a doubt, be grand
success.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist Protestant Church,
held their regular meeting and supper az
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs Walter Stanger
Monday afternoon
Jacob F. Imhoff is improving his Main
street properties.
Jacob Long has been elected member oil
the Board of Education, to fill the Vacancy
caused by the resignation of William War
ner.