Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-10
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Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Cialg are entertain
ing Rey. Charles Wampole of Ohio
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon L. d. Ssultz are
occupying their Main street. home
Clarence Newkirk moved his family to
Cape May Saturday where has been made
agent at the Pennsylvania railroad station.
James Montague, Of Camden, a brakeman
on the Pennsylvania railroad, fell from she
railroad bridge at Barnegas Saturday last,
and was SO badly injured that he died few
hours after the accident at the Cooper hos
pital. Mr.. Montague was brother Of
Mrs Benjamin Evan, of this place.
The members of the Daughters of Liberty
held a social at the close OF their meeting
Tuesday evening
William A. Downer is erecting two
new houses on Glassboro Highlands
J Abbott is recovering from serious
attaet of rheumatism.
Mrs M Hartman has returned TO her
Burlington home after weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Paulin.
Mrs Blande R. shreve entertained the
Industrial Sewing Circle at her home We'd
nesday afternoon.
The members of the LOYAL Temperance
Legion are preparing a Christmas cansata
10 be rendered as their annual Christ mas
entertainments
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Com
pany held Christmas fair as Association
hall Friday evening and realized neat
sum.
Prot and Mrs D. 7. steelman, Mr. aud
Mrs G Edward Shute, Mr. aud Mrs John
T Rowen, Nj and Mrs Frank Moore Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Helm and Samuel b
B4ckett attended Meeting Of the Glou
oester County Teachers Association at
Woodbury., Saturday. Mrs. Moore rendered
vocal solo, "a Saiutaris Hostia, . Verdi.
Joseph Roller was committed 60 The
county Jail Wednesday last by Magistrate
Pauiin for drunkenness and dssordeTlY on
complaints of officer Vim. Martin.
A number of the friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Dough y gave sheln kitchen
shower as she home OF Mr. and Mrs Benz
Doughty Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs
Doughty received large number OF useful
kitchen articles.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary So
Getty of the Methodist Protestant Church
held their regular meeting and supper at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yeager
Wednesday.
Mrs j. Ellis Paulin entertained at a
candy pull Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs
David Paulin, Prof and Mrs r M. Hart
man, Mrs Bertha Paulin, Anna Doughty
Benjamin Sweeten is suffering with a
chicken bone in his throat which he swal-
lowed while as dinner Thursday evening.
He was compelled to go TO a philadelphia
hospital on late train where she physicians
were unable to locate 1t He will return to
the hospital again where il is hoped wish
she aid Of the X-rays the bone can be re-
moved.
The lecture given at the Methodist Epis-
cnpal Church, Wednesday evening and rs
happened in London by the Rev G w
Woolston Of the Eas Baptist Church PhIa-
delphia, was she moss interesting and IN
structive lecsure heard here IN long time
DR.. WooIsson has sraveled extensively and
is lecsnrer Of unnsai ability He took
charge of she East Baptist Chuioh as pas
tor 80 years ago when is membership num-
hered bus 400 and so successful has been
his work there that the church now has
l400 members Previous so his lecture,
Wednesday evening, d.. Woolsson spoke of
his church and iis R0Ik