Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-05-28
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| ter, Doris, arrived from Port Ale
CLANCY, Pa, Wednesday and will
spend the summer here.
Charles Poole moved his family to
Atlantic City the past week.
Oscar Adams left Thursday for a
business trip to Germany.
| Charles Repp and Howard Moore
have been elected delegates to the Ma
tional Prohibition Convention.
Mrs. Elwood L. Adams attended the
State Council, Daughters of Liberty,
at Dover, the past week.
Miss Anna Elliot has been elected
a teacher in the public school. Miss
Elliot has been for several years prin-
cipal Of the EVAN school.
Three new bottle blowing machines
have been placed in the factories of
/ the Whitney Glass Works. 70
/ John Taylor was taken seriously i'll
while at work Thursday and is still
in a serious condition.
Mrs. Charles D. Pedrick is spending
two weeks among Pottstown, Pa,
friends.
The old soldiers Of the town are
making elaborate preparations for Dec
oration Day Rev. DIR. Bolton will
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be held at the Methodist Protestant
cemetery.
John Fisler has accepted a position
in Philadelphia and will make his
home there.
4 A new heating plant will be installed
bin the Methodist Protestant Church. 2
Miss Mary Buck, Of Millville, and
the Rev. George Eldridge, of Deer
field, were married at Millyille Tues
day afternoon by the Rev. Benjamin
Buck, father of the bride. Mrs Ed.
ridge is a sister of Rev. John Buck
of this place.
At the annual meeting of the Meth
odist Episcopal Cemetery Association,
the following officers We're elected;
President, Samuel Beckett; secretary,
NJ. G. Parker: treasurer, DR.. Howard
Iszard.
Mrs. Anna E. Wells, the evangelist
of Newark, is visiting Miss NJ. L. An
gelo. Mrs. Wells conducted services
at the Methodist churches Sunday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
/ liam c. Heritage was taken to the JEFF
/ ferson Hospital Monday, where a SER
! ious operation was performed. Mrs.
Heritage is staying at the hospital.
The annual commencement exer-
Hcises Of the Grammar School pupils of
Fthe public school has been done away
Ewith, and hereafter commencement ex-
ercises will be held for gradutes Of
I the High School only. This being the
first year there will be no graduates
Lieutenant Commander, Mark L.
Bristol, former Glassboro boy and
/ Mrs Helen Moore Thomas will be
married at Christ Church, Mobile,
Alabama, June 1st.
The old veterans of Hurffville, Pit
man and Glassboro attended divine
worship at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sunday morning, when the
Rev. George Meseroll preached an. ap-
propriate sermon.
Thomas G. Shute celebrated his 18th
birthday Saturday last by entertain
ing his children and grandchildren at
/ his North Glassboro home.
A petition is being circulated by the
/ members of the "Wednesday Club, 2
Iasking that the old shade trees of the
+ town be spared. In the paving of the
istreets it has been thought necessary
to remove great many trees and the
fIadies feel that when the work is COM
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destroyed, the town will become as un-
attractive as a manufacturing town
can be-
L The smoke stack on the factory of
1.-THE Whitney Glass Works which was
krecently destroyed by fire was blown
EdoWn with dynamite Tuesday The
Hstack was in such an unsafe condition
that it was thought unadvisable to
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action. The work was very success
full
Officer Martin arrested two colored
men Monday evening for shooting
crap on Main street. They were
placed in jail over night
The members of Glassboro Lodge,
No. 5S, |. O. O. F., entertained their
wives and friends at the lodge room
in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday even
ing. A musical program was rendered
and lunch served.
In the Circuit Court of Mays Land
ing, Tuesday, the Fort-Stanwick Can
1 ming Company was granted non suit
in an action to recover damages for
the loss OF an arm of Pauline Capone.
the little Italian girl who was injured
while playing about the factory last
Summer.
The Glassboro Dramatic Association
gave their second drama Little Buck
/ shot, at Association hall Friday and
Saturday evening for the benefit Of
Pocahontas Guards. The drama was
in three acts and the parts were all
well taken DR.. Duff1eld's orchestra
furnished the music The house was
well filed both evenings and neat
sum realized for the Guards.
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