Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-26
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Wednesday evening.
Myrtle Keller, teacher at the high
school, was taken with a nervous chill
while at church Sunday morning and a car
rage had to be secured to take her home.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Iszard entertained
number Of friends at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Charles B. Dubell, rector of ST Thorn
asChuroh conducted MONDAY, lenten services
at ST. Pauls Church, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Rev. Sanford n. Nichols, Of Trenton, was
calling on Glassboro friends few days this
week
Mrs. George Siddon, of Laurel Springs,
visited her daughter Mrs. F.F. Craig part
Of the past week.
Mrs Horace Payne OF Sea Isle City is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0. Cord.
Rev. Herbert Wells,of Wilmington, Del,
will conduct the Thursday evening lenten
service at St Thomas Church next week.
Mr.. Wells will also deliver a lecture on ia
pan here in the near future.
Albert Even, local preacher Of this
place, went to Woodruff, near Bridgeton
last Sunday, to preach.
A number of young people from here at
tended party given by Fannie Hendrick-
son at Mantua Wednesday evening.
Arthur johnson has accepted position
as manager in the yard of the Whitney
Glass Works.
Julia Ingersoll is having her arm treated
st the Jefferson Hospital preparatory to
haYing a tumor removed from it.
A theatre party went from here one even
ing last week to see The Merchant Of Ven
eie.'
John Dilks of Pitman Grove will open a
drug store here about April first.
Rev. w. 2. G Strickland moved his fam
lily to MaDasquan Thursday where he will
rest year in hopes OF regaining his health.
Rev. George L. Meseroll, the new pastor
Of the Methodist Episcodal Church shipped
his household goods here Friday from Lake
wood. His family will follow next week
Mr.. Meseroll occupied the pulpit last Sun
day.
The Physicians Protective Association
met Tuesday evening at Dr. NJ. ]. Luf-
bary's Office. The association will now
hold monthly meetings instead of each three
months.
Lewis S. Stanger died at his home on
Church street early Monday morning after
an illness OF four months of complication
OF diseases. Mr.. Stranger has had grocer y
business here for number of years; be was
also county supervisor of roads and man
we'll known over South Jersey and much
respected. The funeral was held Thursday
morning. services at the house conducted by
Rev. F. F. Craig He leaves wife and one
son.
A number of glass blowers are being laid
of at the Whitney Glass Works More
ware is said to be stacked up here than for
years before. The firm hopes TO be able to
soon place the men to work again. Factory
No. 1 is being fitted up with up-to-date
apparatus and will accommodate twenty.
four shops and will be ready by September
for next seasons blast.
The Official Board Of the Methodist Pro.
testant Church are making arrangements fol
placing steam heating plant in the
church.
The drama, s'TonY the Convict, presen.
ted by the Firemen aud rendered by home
talent will be repeated next Thursday even.
ing for the accommodation of those who
could not obtain seats Saturday evening.
The drama was well rendered and sDlen-
did sum was turned into the treasury
OF the department..
Mrs. Louis Pullman won handsome set
Of dishes given away by local grocery firm
this week.
Clayton, Mullica Hill and Pitman fireman
will come here April 20th to take part in a
parade and demonstration when Pocohon-
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Glassboro firemen with a silk flag.
Charles Harper, aged So years, died at his
home on the stone road here, Thursday
morning of heart failure. Rev. +. F. Craig
conducted the funeral at his home Monday
morning.
Rev. Nicholas Cossabone, formerly oil
this place, who has for several years been in
charge of Methodist Protestant Church in
the soushern part Of Maryland has been tax
en- in she New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference and has been assigned to a
church at Dennisyille.
R0salind, the little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. B. Dubell is seriously ill as the
Garreston hospital at Philadelphia follow
ing an operation. A noted throat and ear
specialist performed the operation last
Wednesday and while the child is expected
to recover is still very sick. Mrs Dubell is
staying at the hospital with her daughter.
Richard Skinner, aged "a years, died Fri
day evening at the home Of his son-in-law,
Louis N Shreye, Of pneumonia. The fun
eral was held Tuesday morning at eleven
O'Clock. Mr. Skinner has been lifelong
resident Of Glassboro. He leayes four
daughters and son.
Pocohontas Council No. 48, Jr. O. u. A.
H., celebrated their 34th anniversary Mon
day evening by entertaining the members
and friends with the following program
Addresses by William Warner.J r Thomp-
SON, State Councillor and Grafton e. Day,
State Vice Councillor, Male Quartettes,
piana duets and readings by Miss Ida
Lloyd A banqet was served after the en-
tertainment.
Mrs. James MoFadden, Mrs. Julia Cake,
Mrs. John Dufield, Mrs. John Timberman