Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-29
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| Mrs. George Meseroll has returned from
visit among North Jersey relatives.
Cutler Whitney has returned from trip
along the Pacific coast.
Thomas Fair has accepted position at
GreenYille, Pa. and left for that place Mon
day.
! William Patten has purchased and is re-
building the Skinner property on Main
street.
Mrs. C. D. Shute and Mrs. John Shute
attended a Woman's Home Missionary
meeting at Philadelphia Friday.
Harry Ferrsll is recovering from his re-
cent serious illness.
Miss Bessie Hustled OF Woodbury. will
eIye an organ recital at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Wednesday evening Nov. Ash.
The Entertainments committee of the
Methodist Episcopal church gave social
at the church Wednesday evening. mus
ical programme was rendered and refresh
ments served.
/ The Fort Stanwick Canning Company
are now canning Darrell of sweet potatoes
day. They expect to close their season
in about two weeks.
| Mrs. Il. S. Duffield, Mrs E. M. Duffeld,
Mr. and Mrs John Zimmerman, James
McFadden and Oliver Fowler, attended a
session of the New jersey Methodist Pro-
testant Conference at Atlantic City Satur
day.
The funeral Of the late William Martin
of Camden was held from the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Chew Friday. Mr..
Martin was the son of Mrs Amanda Lutz
and was for many years resident of this
place.
Prof. Arthur Edward Jones, Fellow of
the Royal Society Of Organists, and Licen-
tiate of the Victoria College of music. will
give his second recital at st. Thomas Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, Friday evening
October 30th.
At the October Court Tuesday last, George
McLain and William Fischer were sentenced
to serve one year in the State Prison for
robbing the home of DR.. Charles Pedrick.
| At she same time WiIlburn Jones charged
/ with desertion was given his liberty and
placed under the care OF Probation officer
Smith who must see that Jones gives one
half bis earnings for the support of his fam
lily.
Il The Citizens Military Band will play at
ltbe laying OF the corner stone Of the Chapel
OF the Good Shepard at Pitman, NOV. 18th.
A Democratic Mass meeting was held as
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening addressed
by M. F. Cattell of Woodbury.. AS SIM
! liar meeting held Tuesday evening, Carl
ton Park OF Woodbury. was the speaker.
The young men OF she town are arranging
for Phantom party TO be given at Associa-
tion hall Friday evening
Miss Daisy Virginia Luffbary daughter of
Dr. and Mrs M. j. Luffbary and DR.. Yer
non L. D. Stultz, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
l. D. Shuitz OF Bridgeton were united in
marriage at Christ's Methodist Protestant
Church, Atlantic City, Saturday October
24th by the father Of the groom assisted by
by the Rev c. D Sinkinson pastor OF the
church After short stay at Atlantic City,
DR.. and Mrs. Stultz will reside here.
John Kircher was arrested Tuesday night
and committed to the county Jail in defaults
of $500 bail on charge Of enlightenment
preferred by the Howard Lodge No. So,
knights Of Pythias Kirchner has been
Keeper of Records and Seals of the lodge
for six years and the she defalcation is said
to amount to $500 He received she dues
from the lodge members, gave them credit
for it but did not charge himself with the
cash on his books, and in this way used the
money without being detected
Joseph Bowers has purchased the Meow
an property on High street.
a valuable horse belonging to the Camp
bell and Patterson bakery struck its head
while standing in the stable, breaking a
small bone and will probably lose the sight
OF one eye.
At she closing session Of the 81 sh annual
meeting of the New Jersey Methodist Pro-
testant Conference at Atlantic City, Mon
dav afternoon the Rev. F. F. Craig was re-
turned to the Glassboro church for another
year. Rev Craig was first scheduled for
Bridgeton but after vigorous protest on
the part of the delegate and number of
the church members who attended the con-
ference, the committee was persuaded to-
change their list and allow Mr.. Craig 10 re-
turn. He has served the church Tor seven
years and has been most successful both
spiritually and financially. The church
has in this time been remodeled and a
heavy mortgage lifted from the parsonage
and is now in prosperous condition.
Albert johnson has purchased the butter
and egg route from his father at Bridgeton
and will move his family there