Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-23
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Mrs. J. D. Heritage spent part of the
past week with DIR. aid Mrs. Ashcraft at
Mullica Hill.
Mrs. Edward Even and daughters of
Streator, ILL.,, are visiting here for severa
weeks.
The regular annual meeting of directors
of the First National Bank occurred Tues
day, January 2lst.
Lewis N Shreeve is very sick at his home
on Main street with typhoid fever. Doc
tors Heritage and Dufield held consulta-
ton Friday and his condition is regarded
as serious.
The members of s'The Industrial Sewing
Circle'' went to Swedesboro Friday to
spend the day with Mrs William Dill
Myrtle Keller who for several years has
been successful teacher at the high school
has resigned her position, to take effect
April 1st, Miss Keeler will go for vacation
60 visit her brother in the West.
Orlando Bowen, son of Prof. F. w. Bow
en-, of Camden. arrived here Sunday after
noon about 4.30 o'clock, p M, IS miles in
81 hours. He took an evening train home
feeling none the worse for his exercise.
The orchestra of string instruments
which Samuel D. Walton is organizing is
progressing rapidly. Rehearsals have al
ready begun.
The revival meetings which have been in
progress for two weeks at the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed Sunday evening.
The friends of Mrs. Josiah Lutz, here,
sent her a post card shower to Olean, New
York where she is now living to remind her
Of her birthday
B. E. Rowand of Magnolia has moved in
the Clover Lea farm and will run it this
year.
The local basket ball team went to Reyes
ford again Saturday to play another one of
the series of FIVE games arranged for between
the two teams.
A number OF aged people are seriously i'll
here, suffering mostly from grip and its
effects. Martin Bull, the well known
shoemaker, has pneumonia and his recovery
is doubtful.
Emory Thompson, son of Rev. j. R.
Thompson formerly pastor here, spent
day during the past week calling on old
friends. Mr.. Thompson is employed in the
Amboy Division Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road
b The Amber house at the Whitney Glass
Works went into blast Monday, making
the third furnace, two OF which are running
night and day.
Mr.. Arthur Lutz. son Of Henry Lutz,
and Miss Clara Mitchell of Philadelphia,
were quietly married at the home OF the
bride, Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz spent Sunday as she guests Of his par
ents here.
The annual meeting of the Pitman, Glass
boro and Clayton Gas Company was held at
Association Hall, here, Wednesday afternoon
with DR.. Howard Iszard as chairman; J. F.
Imhoff, secretary, and Fleming Stranger.
and A. M. Seabrook, tellers. The following
board of directors was elected S. a. Stranger
DR.. Howard Iszard, Harry Stille, ]. E.
Reeves, c. A. Voellser, T. G. Allen, J. f.
Imhoff, c. F. Repp, J. N. Kier, DR. G. F.
FISHER, ID. T. Steelman, H. G. Pebble,
William Kuemmerle, Jr. The board or
ganized as follows: Presidents, S. Fl. Stanger;
Vice president, j. P. Baral Secretary, J. F.
Imhoff; Treasurer, Harry Stille.
James Haggarty, formerly of GIasshoro,
now Of Sewell who eft his home nearly two
months ago to 20 to Frederick, Maryland,
to buy horses, has not been heard of for six
weeks and no trace OF him can be found
He had $500 on his person aud after arriy-
ing at his destination wrote home that be
would go for few days bear hunt. Moth
ing has been heard since from him and in
quiry fails so locate the man who he said
was 80 accompany him Mr. Haegerty
came here about two years ago from Califor-
Dia and married the widow Of Dr. Albert
Frenohard: be opened meat market but
about six months ago they moved TO one Of