Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-13
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Dr. Merideth ]. Luffbary has opened an
Office in the Doughty building at Pitman
Grove
John Wescott left Thursday for Reynolds
vile, Ind, so work the balance of the sea-
son. Mrs Wescott, who is suffering with
grip, will Join him as soon as she is able.
Daisy Luffbary attended she funeral oil
Mrs Thomas Coyington at Philadelphia
Saturday. Mrs. Covington, who was well
known here, died OF pneumonia at her home
18Th and Pine street, Thursday.
John Tonkin and wife spent the past
week with relatives in Riverton.
Mrs. Julia Shields, an aged resident, is
seriously i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Ester Gerhart.
Fred Tomlin, who has had the grip, is
suffering relapse and is again confined to
the house.
Farmers around these parts have their ice
houses filed with good eight inch ice.
Mrs. w S. Zane, widow of the Rev. VS..
Zane, died suddenly at her sons home at
Ocean City Wednesday.
The family of Joseph Cade, who are quar-
antined with diphtheria, are all recovering
from the disease The physicians who con-
sulted over the case Of the child who died,
decided shat complication of diseases and
not diphtheria caused the death.
Eugene Doughty, who went to Los An
geles, California, for his health, writes home
that he stood the journey well, but is now
suffering with carbuncle on the back OF
his neck.
Pocohontas Council, Jr. 0 q. A. NJ, held
short business session Monday evening,
before the lecture which DR.. Halsey de-
livered in their room in the interest Of the
tuberculosis exhibit.
Ida Iszard, who graduates in June from
the State Normal School, Trenton, is spend
ing the month here with her parents, DR..
and Mrs Howard Iszard, while she teaches
for practice at Haddonfeld, N. ]. public
school.
Maggie Martin, of Aura, is conducting
meetings at the Mission here.
] Ellis Pauin, who has been confined to
the house with grip for two weeks, has SON
very i'll at Westville, and brother, William
Paulin, we'll known here, in Philadelphia
hospital with appendicitis.
Chris Kleinhenn entertained party of
friends at his home on Broad street, Thurs
day evening, in honor of his birthday.
Robert Moore Of this place, who has been
working with his son Clarence at Trenton,
is in S. Francis hospital with pneumonia.
Howard Moore, of this place, went Saturday
to see his father aud found him very low.
Mr.. and Mrs ] Henry Newbern,o West
vile, brought the remains of their seven
year old son Kennith here Friday for bur-
ial. The child died suddenly of convul-
.~<el
ago, one OF she managers at the Whitney
Glass Works.
The large roam horse owned by Mr.Strat-
ton, the milkman, slipped on the icy road
Saturday, fell aud broke both front legs. It
was necessary to kill the horse.
Micheal Ssaokenwalt has purchased the
Charles johnson property on Academy
street and will occupy it by April 1st.
Lawrence Haines has secured patent on
an automasic lawn mower sharpener. H e
will place the sharpener on the market in
she near future. Ii can be attached to any
lawn mower.
The White Shield Society which was or
ganized at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age last Monday 8 week ago, held it's first
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Chris Klein
women out of the seventy present, took the
pledge and the society was started, AT the
beginning the following officers were cleo
ted: President, Mrs. Edward L. Sturgis;
Vice President, Mrs. Chris Kleinhenn;
Secretary, Anna Hunter; Treasurer, Edna
l.. Moore. The question of dancing was
considered at the first meeting. A question
and answer box on the good that comes Of
dancing was opened. The meeting was for
young ladies only.
Mrs. Anna Wells, who is spending some
time with friends here, was present at the
service at the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the morning, Sunday. In the evening
she conducted a meeting at the Methodist
Protestant Church. The church was taxed
TO its utmost to accommodate the crowd.
Several persons professed conversion.
The tuberculosss exhibit opened Saturday
as Association Hall DIR. Halsey iectured
in the room on the third floor Of the hall
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Skinner gave the
full use Of the moving picture arcade for an
illustrated talk with views Wednesday even
ing DIR. Flick, the well known specialist
on consumption, lectured at she Methodist
Episcopal Church. The exhibit as well as
the lectures were all free to the public. A
nurse will be as the room all during the
week TO explain or give information to Yisi-
tors The exhibit continues open for one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley gave party on
Wednesday evening for Julia Ingersoll IN
honor Of her 18th birthday.
The township committee has recommen-
I Ided that fire escapes, with signs marked as
such be erected at Association Hall, Odd
Fellows Hall and Fingers Hall-also that
ali she doors Of churches swing ont instead
Of in, and shat iron ladders be placed at the
rear Of the second floor windows with signs
or ssfire escape . Owners of these buildings
will make the changes at once. fD
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