Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-17
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David Paulln and wife and son Leslie
were the guests of Prof. and Mrs. r NJ.
Hartman at their Burlington home oyer
Sunday.
Mrs Samuel A. Whitney, of Chicago,
spent the past week here.
Mrs Charles B. DubeIl and daughter haye
returned from Birdsboro, Pa, where they
have been visiting friends.
John Taylor is seriously i'll at his Wilmer
street home.
William FARRELL Is occupying his new
home on Academy street.
Joseph R. Helm and wife are spending
two weeks at the Thousand Islands.
Mrs Louisa D. anger and daughter
haYe returned 30 their home after spending
the summer at Pisman.
Mrand Mrs p Scott of Port Alleghaney,
Pa were the guests of William Tomlin and
wife on Thursday.
Walter s. Dawson and Chris Kleinhenn
were among Glassboro visitors at Atlantic
City Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westcott and sons
an extended visit here.
Rev. George Meresoll has returned from
a three weeks vacation spent in Atlantic
City and Asbury Park.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the fire COM
pany is arranging to serve dinner to the
visitors Home Carnival Day for the benefit
of the fire company.
Garwood, the little son of Rev. aud Mrs
+. F. Craig is i'll at the parsonage.
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the guest of Glassboro friends Sunday
1t is expected to place fire in the
furnaces of the Whitney Glass Works
the latter part of the month.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Methodist Protestant Church held
an ice cream sale at the home of Mr..
and Mrs James McFadden, Wednes-
day evening.
The Sunday School class of Clar-
ence Turner, composed of twenty
young ladies, took a strawride to
Woodbury. Wednesday evening, and re-
port most enjoyable evening
Mrs. Maude Nickerson, of Holly
Beach, formerly of this place, was TAX
en- to st. Joseph's Hospital, Philadel-
phia, the past week where a serious
operation was performed.
Edward Scott had his foot badly
crushed when repairing a pump We'd
nesday.
Prestly, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis milford, formerly of this
place, now of Holly Heach, died at his
parents home the past week. The
child has been a sufferer with heart
trouble for long time Mr. and Mrs
Milford have the sympathy of a host
of Glassboro friends.
While extinguishing the blaze when
his automobile caught fire Friday last,
Jacob F. Imhoff had his hands badly
burned.
Considerable complaint is, being
made of the gambling and betting
which is being carried on at the new
race track here, and steps will prob
ably be taken to put stop to it.
G. Fleming Stranger left Tuesday
night for Denver, Col, where he will
attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge. of
hOdd Fellows, which meets in that city
from September 21st to 10Th. Mr..
Stranger goes by the way of st. Louis
and Kansas City, returns by the way
Of Colorado Springs and Chicago.
Rev. G. H. Mead, temperance lectur-
er, of Newark, gave two interesting
lectures at the Methodist Protestant
Church, Friday and Saturday evenings,
before large audiences. His subjects
were, wanted, a Man." and 1.-THE
Two Ladders"
The FY's" re-organized Monday ev-8
ening by the election Of the following
officers: President,
Rally Day services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday,
when Rev. George Meseroll preached