Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-24
Page Devoted to Paulsboro interests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewing are spend
Ing the winter here
2. Charles CurleJ, of Alexandria, Va, is
spending the holidays here. Mrs. Cnrley
will return with him and spend the winter
at thas place
William C.. Heritage is occupying the
house recently vacated by Clarence New
kirk.
Mrs Thomas Mccullough is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Mabel Batben of Glouces-
ter.
An iron foundry is likely to be located
here III the near future.
A committee has been appointed by the
local ire company TO look into the matter
OF erecting a nav fire house.
Druggist John Dilks entertained the
Board of Directors of the Giassb0ro Loan
and Building Association afeer their meet
ing Monday evening.
When Warren McQuilton was driving
through the woods between Glassboro and
Clayton Wednesday evening, a highway
man struck him in she back of the head
with club. When his horse reached home
alone search was Immediately instituted
and Mr.. McQuilton was found lying nm
conscious in she road. His pockets had
been rifles, but he was not seriously IN
jured.
The Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell, rector
of st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church,
officiated at the Stratt0n- Copestick we'd
ding, at Mullica Hill, Wednesday, Deoem-
Der 10Th.
Joseph Jones who was SO seriously iniur-
ed in a fight with an Italian at the
Whitman he L. =
improving at the Cooper Hospital, Camden,
and the physicians now think he will re-
cover. The Italian seems to have made
good his escape.
The Township Committee held special
meeting Tuesday evening to hear protests
nom she citizeus Of the towns against as
sessments for cement walks Only few
persons appeared.
A society to be known as the Ciceronian
Literary Society has been organized by the
pupils of the High School. Al their first
meeting held Tuesday, fourteen members
we're received inso the society
Michael Tanning, the noted temperance
orator, of Philadelphia, lectured at the
Methodist Protestant Church, Tuesday
evening.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held their
annual Christmas entertainments at Associ-
alton Hall, Saturday afternoon A short
cantata and a musical program were the
features of the entertainment Santa Claus
was present as usual and distributed gifts
TO the little folks.
County Superintendent and Mrs. d. T.
Steelman entertained number of friends
1t dinner, Wednesday evening last.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Myrtle Lena Keller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Keller, OF this place, and Mr..
Leon Collins, of Pleasantville, on Thursday,
November 26th, at Camden. Mr. and Mrs
Collins kept their marriage seoret until
Saturday when they left for an extended
tour of the South. They will reside at
Pleasantyille on their return.
The Sunday School Board of she Metho-
dist Episcopal Church met Monday evening
and elected the following officers for the
Sunday School: Superintendent, Samuel
Luffbary; assistant superintendent, Thomas
G Allen; pianist, Berbha Ledden; assistant
pianist, Augusta Buck; secretary, Earl Park;
librarian, Wilbur HaIght.
Several glassblowers from this place will
leave after Christmas for Milwaukee where
they are assured employments.
David Stranger, who has been working at
Port Allegheny has returned home and
will work at Woodbury..