Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-05
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her husband at Harrisburg, Pa, who has
accepted position there.
Thomas c. Duffield, Of Washington, Pa. J,
visited relatives here Friday.
rs.Louisa D. Stranger has returned from
an extended visit among Collinswood rela-
tiyes
Russell West, of Germantown, spent
Tuesday with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Zimmerman.
Thomas souder is rebuilding his Main
street home
Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Stultz have return
ed from their wedding trip.
The 3 ,ard of Education held a special
meeting at the school building Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren E. Stapger enter
tanned the Wednesday Club" at Phan-
tom party, Friday evening
1 The Glassboro fife aud drum corps played
Eat the Republican demonstration at Wood
Ebury Thursday evening. 80
The Township Committee is considering
an ordinance prohibiting bicycles and push
carts on the sidewalks
Mrs Frank Sanger will entertain the
members of the w. C. T. q. at her home
Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs F. F. Craig, Mr. and Mrs
B. Frank Chester, Charles Repp, John
Simmermon, DR.. G. D. Shute, j. J. Led
den and David Clifford, were among those
who heard the address of Eugene " Chaplin
at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia,
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Herbert N. Wells, of St. An
drews p +. Church, Wilmington, Della
ware, Chaplain 80 she Bishop Coadjutor of
Pennsylvania in his tour Of the world in
1907, will lecture as Association hall Tues
day evening, November II, on Things
of japanese for the benefit of st. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church.
A large number OF the friends of Mrs.
Michael Sbackenwalt spent Saturday even
ing at her home, the occasion being the
anniversary Of her birth.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Glassboro Fire
Company. are rehearsing for Tom Thumb
wedding TO be given at Association hall
November l0th, for the benefit Of the Com
pany.
Shreve Dreamer has returned to his home
at Cape May, after spending week here.
Frederick StTaussner, a form er resident of
this place, died at his home in Frankfort,
Monday iast, after a long illness of con-
sumption. Mr. Straussner leaves widow
and one daughter.
Miss Bessie Hustled, of Woodbury., gave
an organ recital at the Methodist Episcopal
Church last night. assisted by Mrs. B.
Frank Moore, soprano.
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the scene of pretty wedding Wednesday
morning, when Mr. Joseph McCieary, of
Sewel, aud Miss Ella Wood, of this place,
were united in marriage by the Rev. J. R,
O'Farreil A breakfasts followed the
nuptial mass at the home of she bride. Mr..
and Mrs MeCleary will reside at Sewell
Rev. George Meseroll preached sermon
TO young men at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening, taking for his
subject, 1.-The Fast Young Man, His Fast
Life and his Uneiuaely Death. y
Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Moore enter
tanned their friends at masquerade party
at their home Saturday evening. Guests
were present from Palmyra, Riyerton, Phil
adelphia and Elmyra.
Prof. Arthur Edward Jones, 0rganist OF
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church,
Camden, gave his second organ recital at
St. Thomas P E. Church Friday evening
The program consisted OF "Grand Chorus
in D Major Guilmant; s'Bercense in A, -
Delbruck; variations on Jerusalem she
Golden, Spark; "Pastorale in G., Grey;
ITO the Evening STAR from Tanhauser /,
Wagner; aOffertoire in E fiat, . Patisto.
Part 3. 'sWar March OF she Priests, !"
Mendelsohn; CANON in B fias," Wolsten-
holme; ssThe Death of Ase,n From Peer
Gyns), Gray; Offertory, in D fat Msior;n
Salome Chorus, sHallelujah,n (from the
Messiah), Handel.
A Phantom party and dance was given at
Association hall Friday evening by she
young men OF the town. A Halloween
lunch Of cider, ginger cake, pumpkin pie
and nuts was served to about fifty guests. -
! The members of the Loyal Temperance
Legion at their meeting Saturday afternoon
| last, elected the following officers: Pfesi-
dent, Flora Dilks; vice presidents, Helen
Haines, Virginia Miller, Helen Green;
secretary, Ernest Pullman; assistant secre-
tary, Meredith Abbott; treasurer. Vera
Wilcox; organists, Virginia Miller, Ruth
Crane; ushers, Russell Even. Lawrence
Haines, Joseph Pullman, Robert Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Westcott, of Pitts
burg, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Julia A. Shields, widow of the late
George Shields, and one OF Glassboro's old
est residents, died at her home on Broad
street Monday Mrs. Shields has been a
lifelong member of the Methodist Protest.
ant Church, and took an active part in lis
work The funeral service will be held
from her late home Thursday, with inter-
ment at the Methodist Protes ant Gene
terry. Mrs Shields leaves one daughter
and three sons TO mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ledden gave din
ner 80 number of friends at their State
street home Monday evening. Among their
guests were Prof. and Mrs. w. B Davis,
Prof and Mrs. J. [ Rowen. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Abbott, Mr.. aud Mrs Joseph Helm,
Rev. and Mrs. George Meseroli, Mr. and
Mrs David Ssanger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
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