Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-09
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duuAtW y MdHH moFeu 30 his new nome
at Pleasantville, NJ. during the past week
Mrs. D. T. Steelman is suffering from a
severe attack OF tonsilitis.
4 Charles Repp and wife enter tanned Joseph
Repp and family Of Camden during the past
week.
Captain Frank w Coull is confined TO his
bed with an attack Of grip, threatened with
pneumonia.
Joseph R Helms Sunday school GLASS held
social Monday evening at the home of ].
T.Abbott.
), Clarence W. Let's. the evangelist, known
as the Sunshine Engineer began ser
lea Of revival services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning. Mr..
Let's is an engineer on the West Jersey and
ISeashore Railroad.
Frank Ingersoll moved his family TO Som
ers Point Monday.
i Miss Josephine Whitney and Hei bert w.
Moffett were Bridgeton visitors part OF the
past week.
i A number Of young people held barn
j dance at Carnell's Hall on Wednesday even
| ing
i Louis w. Shreye, local undertaken, is
among the grip victims of the town.
I A number of interesting cases have been
heard az Justice Paulin's court Ia the past
few days.
Rev. William Mitchell, the well-known
| evangelist, OF Baltimore, Maryland, began a
series Of revival ser vices at the Methodist
Protestant Church Sunday morning. Mr..
Mitchell has been engaged to preach every
evening during the month of January
i Freebooter George Dudley Whitney has
assumed the position of president and man
lager of the Whitney Glass Company. John
EP. Whitney, who, for many years, has held
j Ethe position, has retired and will spend the
Iwinter in Mexico, accompanied by his
daughter Josephine. ~
The engine on the train which arrives
there from Philadelphia at Z II p NJ. on the
, EReading road, broke down Thursday even
ling at Downer and the train arrived at 10
Eo'clock-iust three hours behind late. 80
j Mrs Sarah Stanger, Alberto Stranger and
David Stranger are the executors of the es-
tate of the late Hiram Stanger. All the
property has been left to the widow during
/ her life time.
+ The factory known as the Wildcat at
Ishe Whitney Glass Works went into blast
; fsIueSday. Inc AmDef House VIII w
/, Estarted next Monday. co
81 Frank Higgins. who was appointed TO
, carry she mails between the postoftice and
! stations, has resigned before the time for
him to enter upon his duties Glassboro is
therefore without legally appointed mail
carrier w. G. Parker is supplying the va
canoy until-one is appointed -
Rev. =. T. Tucker. the minister who died
suddenly in Virginia the latter part OF
last week, while on his way to Florida, is
we'll known here and has many relatives
and friends His wife was daughter OF
the late Joseph Iszard.
George Davenport. Of Collingswood, for
merly OF this place, is closing his business
and preparing TO go with his family to Cali
fornia. Mr.. Davenport is in poor health
and hopes to benefit by the change.
The Glassboro basket ball team went to
Royersford, Pa, Saturday evening to play
the team there.
I More than thirty young men OF this place
thaye organized total abstinence society nm
Eder the leadership Of ReY. Father OFarrell
. of St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church, %
Mrs. Edward Parker, the wife of Edward
/ Parker. proprietor of ssPioneer Cafe" died
at her home on High street at eight o'clock
Monday morning. The funeral was held
Thursday morning from the Methodist
Church. the service being conducted by Rev
F. f. Craig. who oficiated at the marriage
of Mr.and Mrs Parker about two years ago
) An infant son, week old, survives the
mother.
Ethel Shute gave New Years party at
, her home at South Glassboro. The follow
ing were among the guests: Mary Bozarth,
i Bertha Fry, Helen Driscoll, Julia Ingersoli,
Eva Rudolph, Wanda Rodgers, Orla Wes-
colt, Byron Seabrook, of Glassboro; Thomas
Kane, Frank Wilson, Edward Kircher, OF
Woodbury. Florence Hillegass, Fannie
Hendrickson, Winfield Smith, of Mantua;
Lulu Haney, Of Olney, New York.
Glassboro Lodge, No. So, Free and Ac-
cepued Masons, has elected and installed the
following officers: w. NJ, Marshall nj.
Campbell; 8. W., Harmon bikes, Jr j O.,
Howard Clark; treasurer, Thomas Z Alien;
secretary, Harry M. Proud; chaplain, George
s Moffett; d., Walton Chew; warren
J Foeer; s. M Q r. NJ. Hartman;.j m O.,
William e.. Yenney; IS, Christian 4 elm
i han: j. s., D. T. Steelman; tyler, Benjamin
: Terrell.
The annual banquet Of ST. John was held
Tuesday evening. Local caterers-served the
supper. Professor o Keefe, of Philadelphia,
). furnished the entertainment. Howard
Moore, the retiring worthy master, was pre-
sented with she past masters jewell, Solo
mon Stranger Iszard, of Woodbury., making
the presentation address.
Mrs Henrietta Bowers, wife of Paul Bow
ers, died at her home on the Pltman pike,
Saturday, aged IS years. The funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday at her home and
: interment at Clayton.
8 Ida Iszard, who has been spending the
holidays at she home OF her parents, rand
Mrs. Howard Iszard, entertained party OF
friends (hefore returning to school Friday
evening Among the guests were Z sic
Allen. Mary Leap. Bertha Ledden, Leota
Turner, Lou Meade, May Meade; Earl Park
Herbert Kleinhan, Wilbur Haight, Earl