Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-02
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Forrest Tomlin and wife and daughter
have returned to Port Allegheny, Pa. latter
spending the holidays here.
Albert Evan is spending sometime at
Alexandria, Virginia.
Mrs.J Heisler Park has returned from the
Samaritan hospital, Philadelphia, where she
recently underwent an operation.
Daisy Luffbary spent Christmas day with
New York friends.
Il is reported that the Child's Grocery
Company will open store here.
Ida Iszard is home from she State Nor
NAL School for the holidays.
Mrs Charles Kier Of Allegheny, is spend
ing sometime with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Parks.
Abram Fry who is working in Virginia,
spent Christmas with his family.
As the parsonage Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church Tuesday evening, John
Phillips, Of WillIamstown, and Miss Ida L.
Jones, of this place, were united in marriage
by the ReY. F. f. Craig.
The young people of she German Reformed
Church held their annual Christmas cantata
at the church Tuesday evening. 70
W. Earl Ledden entertained Prof. Jennings
of New York oyer Sunday.
Charles Warner and family are occupy
ing their new Broad street home.
The members of the Holiness Mission
Church are holding Christmas Convention
at their church. Miss Ethel Jones, of Della
ware, is conducting the meetings.
The Christmas tree at the home of Will
lam Warner is attracting much attention.
Mr.. and Mrs Brazier Wescott, Sr., spent
the past week with their daughter at Attain
tic City.
Harry Pennypacker, formerly of this
place, died in New York Saturday last age
20 years.
Benjamin Holman and Nettie Green, both
Of Williamstown, were married at the
Methodist Protestant parsonage Saturday
evening last, by the Rev. +. F. Craig
Eyerett Houseman of West Albany, N Y,
spent the past week here. Mr. Houseman
was formerly assistant agent at the Read
ing station.
William Wescott was given tobacco
shower by his friends Tuesday last-his
birthday
ReY. w. P. C.Striokland is i'll at the par
sonage and for the first time in number OF
years there was no watch night service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor held family
reunion at their home Christmas day.
Among those present were, DR.. and Mrs
Howard Iszard and daughter, Miss Gertie
Taylor, Earl Prickett and Harry Stacken-
walt, of Glassboro; Mr.. and Mrs John Mis-
kelly and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Conover and sons of Millville.
Frank Higgins has been appointed mail
carrier to convey the mail to and from the
post Office and station.
Rev. Benjamin c. Lippincott preached to
the members of Glassboro Lodge No So, F.
q A. M at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning. Rey. Lippincott was
number of years ago pastor of the church.
Christopher Doughty of this place and
Miss Margaret KaufhOld, OF Franklinyille,
were married at the home of the bride Tues
day afternoon at 8 o'clock, by the ReY. F F.
Craig. The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of relatives and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Doughty will reside at franklin
vile.
4 The Alumni Of the Glassboro High School
will not hold their mid year meeting New
Years night as has been the custom.
Harmon Dilks of Pitman Grove and Miss
Louise B Adams, only daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Elwood Adams were quietly married
at the home of she bride Thursday evening
by the Rey. ". PC. Strickland. Mrs Dilks
was for number OF years one of Glassboro's
popular school teachers, but has been for
sometime past Assistant Superintendent of
Medico-C hirurigical hospital Philadelphia
MIR. Dilks conducts drug business at Pit
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Diks are spending
their honeymoon at Atlantic City after
which they will reside at Pitman.
The pupils Of the Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school rendered the cantata Santa
Claus Substitute at Association hall We'd
nesday evening before large audience.
The parts were we'll rendered and the young
people did great credit to their training An
admission of twenty-five cents was charged,
the proceeds being for the benefit Of the
Sunday
The pupils Of the Methodist Protestant
Sunday school gave their cantata 1.-THE King
of Kings" Tuesday evening. The cantata
was beautiful one and was we'll rendered,
the tableaus being especially beautiful. The
vocal solo OF little Freddie Coull was fea-
ture OF the entertainment
Postmaster and Mrs. L. W. Sickler enter
tanned party Of friends at their High street
home Christmas day. Among whom were
j. I. Sickler and wife, Hiram Sickler and
wife, Miss Florence Sickler and Mrs Pierson
OF Glassboro; S. P. DeHart and Mrs De-
Hart, Somner Crist and wife, D. EARRING
Tweed and family of Williamstown; Her
bert Sickler. Of Bassett; Paul Sickler and
wife, Of Sickleryille; Theodore Hurff and
family and Mrs. Jennie Sickler of Philadel-
phia.
w S. Dawson has accepted position
with G. N. Kleinhem at Woodbury..
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Miss Maude Maize, Of Germantown, is
arnndinU the hntidaur NTH hor unoIa paw