Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-08
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Walter S. Dawson and wife have taken a
house at Woodbury., and will move there
the coming week.
The old Clement property on Main street
is being rebuilt.
Mrs. Louisa D. Stanger is spending the
month with her son, DR.. F. A. Stanger, at
his Bridgeton home
Rev. CHARLES Bratten Duball attended she
Convocation OF Burlington held at Swedes-
boro Wednesday last.
Mrs. r. M. Hartman has returned to her
home at Burlington after visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. David Paulin.
The Harmonic Sextette held their second
dance Of the season at Carnells hall Satur-
day evening.
| John Fisler has accepted a position at the
S. H. Stanger store.
Rev. and Mrs George S. Meseloll enter
tanned the members Of Official Board oi
the church with their wives at the parson-
age Monday evening.
The Stewards of the Methodist Protestant
Church will hold pot pie supper supper at
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
DR.. Vernon L. D. Stultz attended the
unyeiling of the Tea Burners monument at
Greenwich, Wednesday, with Company x.
I The amber house at Whitney Glass Works
Ewent into blast Thursday. 20
/ Louis Peachy and family haYe returned
to their home after spending the summer at
Pennsgrove.
Samuel H. Beckett has opened real
estate office on State street.
Prof Arthur Edward Jones, organist OF
ST. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Camden, gave recital at st. Thomas P. E.
Church Tuesday evening. Prof. Jones is
an organist of unusual ability, and his pro-
gram was greatly appreciated.
Miss Ida Flohr has returned TO her home
at Rochester, New York, after a month
spent among relatives here.
Charles DuBoise, of this place, who is
engaged by the Bell Telephone Company,
was painfully injured by a falling pole
while repairing wires at Clayton the past
week.
The members of she Young Womans
Christian Temperance Union held Box
Social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam House, Monday evening Each MEM
Der prepared two dainty lunch boxes one of
each was sold to she highest male bidder
who bought is, with it the privilege of eat
ing the contents with the lady who held
the corresponding box. A neat sum was
realized for the society and pleasant social
time enjoyed
Eugene Doughty lost a valuable gold
watch IN a peculiar manner Friday. Hav-
ing just returned from Philadelphia with
the watch, which be had purchased TO place
on sale in his store, Mr. Doughty was show
ing it to a number Of customers, when two
strange men stepped to the counter one
asking to see the watch while the other
asked TO purchase small article. As Mr.
Doughty turned to the shelf to get the ar.
ticle the strangers left the store taking with
them the watch. Officer Marin was inn
mediately notified and with Mr.. Doughty
traced what was supposed to be the robbers
80 Elmer. The men were placed under ar
rest but their guils could not be proven and
the watch will IN all probability never be
recovered
sbreYe Crammer OF Cape May spent the
past week here.
As the recent carnival here proved to be
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ing permanent organization that sim
liar day may be arranged for annually.
Ausimunal services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday. The
church was handsomely decorated with
fruit, vegetables and flowers, and the SER
vices were largely attended. The evening
service was in charge of the Sunday -sohoel.
The Junior choir assisted by the Sunday
school orchestra, rendered a musical pro-
gram, which, with short address by the
pastor, and a number of recitations by the
younger members of the school, proved a
most interesting service The fruit and
vegetables will be distributed among she
poor of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peachy celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary OF their marriage
at their Main street home Saturday even
ing. An elaborate dinner was served to
guests from Camden, Woodbury., Pauls-
boro. PennsgroYe and Glassboro Mr. and
Mrs. Peaohy received large number Of
valuable presents.
Joseph Borden has purchased the Jacob
Kuhn farm just north of this place for
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