Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-06
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pneumonia.
John Goth, the italian farmer on tire
Aura road, expects to 60 extensively into
berry and small fruit raising this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner johnson, Of Down
ingtown, Pa, are spending part Of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Long.
Rev. J. M. Hunting has recovered from
his attack Of bronchitis and occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church Sunday
for the first time in several weeks.
Samuel Luffbary sold his home on New
street to Jesse Reeves. Mr.. Luffbary will
make his home with his grandson.
Jacob F. Imhoff left Thursday morning
for a trip through the South. He will
spend the month Of February, and expects
80 visit Cuba before returning home.
Miss Michael Simmerman is sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Simons, at
Philadelphia. -
Mrs. w. B DaYis, who has been sick at
Shiloh for month, has recovered sufficient
ly to return to her home here.
Charles Ware has been elected member
Of the board of education to fill the unex-
pired term of the late Hiram Stranger.
Andrew ]. Proud, an aged resident, is
suffering with pleurisy.
The new double residence which Mrs.
Hester Gerbart is building on Main street,
is being finished in the inside, and will be
ready TO be occupied in few days Prof
and Mrs. P. M. Hartman will move in the
South side
The family OF John Kirkpatrick. who
have had diphtheria, are recovering nicely.
One child died, but the rest are out of
danger. The report which some of the
Philadelphia papers published that two
children had died and double funeral
held is without foundation.
Davis Jones and Firman Gamble are
held in default Of 500 bail each Tor steal
ing a glindstone from the Whitney glass
works yard at South Glassboro.
An exhibits OF pictures will be held at the
high school building from Wednesday,
February 19th to Saturday, February 22d.
The admission will be fifteen cents, and the
money used to purchase pictures for the
walls OF the school.
Contractor Frank Ware has large num-
Der Of contracts ahead and all the prospects
OF busy year.
AS the Methodist Protestant parsonage
Saturday evening, Rev F. F. Craig united
in marriage Mr. John Sharp Of Glassboro,
and NJ iss Nestie Garrison, of Millville.
The revival services at the Methodist
Protestant Church, which have been con-
Quoted for four weeks by Rey William
Mitchell, closed Friday evening. Nearly
fifty persons professed conversion. and q
large number joined the church. Mr.. Nit
chell left on she midnight train for West
minister, Mary land, where he has an en-
gagement for several weeks.
Louis N. Shreeyes, who is suffering with
typhoid fever, is said to be out of danger,
and his recovery is expected.
John Timberman, who is County Super
intendent of Christian Endeayor work, is
busy looking after the interests OF that So
ciety Tuesday evening he attended a
rally at Almonesson, and Wednesday even
ing at Harding
The local fire company will shortly ap-
hpear in new uniform. Wanamaker & Brown
have been given the contract to make them
land it is hoped they will arrive in time for
the company TO line up with the Pitman
company in their demonstration which
comes off soon. co
DR.. L. NJ. Ha sey, of Williamssown, and
DR.. Flick, of Philadelphia, will lecture
here February 10Th and 18th, during the
tuberculosis exhibit. These men are we'll
known physicians, and the lectures, which
are TO be held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, are free to the public.
Mrs. Anna Wells and Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, of Wenonah, came here Monday
evening and held meeting at the Method
LIST Episcopal parsonage for the purpose Of
organizing white Shield Society" among
the young ladies. A similar society for the
young men SO be known as knights Of
she White Cross will be started il the first
can be made success.
Glassboro has the outlook for a prosper
Hous year-with the glass works runn1n g
full, and several new buildings going up,
and contracts for several more, everything
seems to be going ahead. 90
John C Ssrang has curiosity in the
form OF heD, which when she lays, instead
of going TO nest, goes TO cedar bush in
the yard and climbing into it, deposits her
egg.
DR.. E. Mortimer Duffield and Joseph K
Ham have purchased she famous trotter
'Andelusion Belle y This horse has a
record and has won several races.
Rev. William Ridgway, of Bridgeton,
will finish out the conference year here at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. w.
P. G Strickland is suffering with nervous
trouble which makes it impossible for him
to continue the work.
The family Of Joseph Cade, living on
Main street, are quarantined with diph-
liberia. Mr.. and Mrs. Cade and one child
are all down with she 3isoaap and ona child
died Saturday. The board of health is
making an effort TO get nurse, as one
small girl is attempting to do for the
stricken family. The child who died
Saturday was buried Sunday without a
funeral
Mrs John Clarity, of Philadelphia, who
is in the Jefferson Hospital, with blood
poisoning in an arm, is critically i'll. The