Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
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urday, where ne VIII spend tn6 Wint6r
looking after his mines there.
Hobart Knisell, of Pitman Grove, will
move here this week with Mrs. Knisell's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Iszard, who are
both invalids and require constant care.
Marguerite L. Angelo has returned from
a trip to Washington, D. G
Louis Stanger, who has been confined to
his bedsfor three months with dTopsy, IS
steadily improving, and expects TO be about
his store in short time, should this inn
proyement continue.
The revival services in both Methodist
Churches here under the leadership of Rev.
William Mitchell and Rev. Clarence Lifts
are interesting and well attended, and
several people here professed conversion.
Louis N. Shreeve is again confineu to his
bed suffering with relapse Of she grip
An epidemic of measels is feared here, a
number of young children are suffering with
the disease.
The friends of Samuel LuffbarY remem-
bered his birthday Tuesday, and sent post
card shower.
Miss Mary Schmidt, her daughter Helen
and Katherine Bowe, are visiting Atlantic
City for a few days
Mrs Anna Wells, the well known evan
gelist who held successful meetings here
recently, is at the Methodist Protestant
Church, Atlantic City. At the first ese1ing
service five pc sons were converted.
George Dudley Whitney, the new presi-
dent OF the Whitney Glass Works, has given
up his law practice entirely, to devote all
of his time to the management OF she works
here. He expects TO make extensive i'm
provements.
The Young Peoples Society of the Ger
man Reform Church held meeting Thurs
day evening at the home OF George Myers.
George Harbert and son Frank left Sun
day evening for Rome, Georgia, where they
work the balance of the winter
Pocahontas Council, No. 48, Jr. o. q. A
NJ, installed the following officers Monday
evening for the coming term: Councillor,
Elmer j. Turner; vice councillor, Franklin
Scott recording secretary, Frank Porter
field; assistant recording secretary, Rev
Knox; financial secretary, Marshall NJ
Campbell; treasurer, George Higgins; war
den, Frank Ingersoll; conductor, Benjamin
Carter; inside sentinel, Albert Bumgarten;
outside sentinel, Andrew J. FISHER; junior
past councillor. Walter Durham; trustees,
DIR. E. M. Duffield, Edward Scott, VIM.
Even; representatives to State Council,
| William Warner and John q. Campbell;
chaplain, Martin Films; pianist, George
Marshall.
The Board Of Health have decided to
have the State tuberculosis Exhibits come
here. DIR. Charles Heritage has been in
structed TO communicate with Mr.. Small
wood, who has the exhibit in charge, and
make all arrangements. The date Of open
| ing has not been decided upon.
| The Schubert Mandolin and Guitar Club
with the Ladies Quartette, will give con-
pany in the near future.
District Deputy Stephenson and Staff, Of
CLAYTON, came here Friday evening and in
stalled the following officers of Glassboro
Lodge, No. SO, T. o. o. F. Past Grand,
M. F. Lord; noble grand, William Fry
vice grand, Clarence Newkirk; secretary, s.
H. Stranger; treasurer, David Clifford; right
support to N. c., Harry G. G. Shuse; left
support to N. G., F. T. Thoman; left scene
supporter, Walter Durham; right scene
supporter, John T.. Watson; conductor, S.
Smedley; warden, F. w. Coull; inside
guard, Oscar Adams; outside guard, Chas.
Dale; chaplain, Howard Moore; right sup
port to vice guard. Charles Wilson; left
support to vice guard, ]. G. Primm.
The Glassboro Fireman's Relief Associa-
tion held meeting on Friday evening and
elected officers for the new year.
The tract Of land lying along the Read
| ing railroad belonging to the Jacob Iszard
70 hos 1of6 mt in h1t lo&a
and will be sold. There are SO lots.
At meeting of the Township Committee
held Monday evening, DIR. Charles Herr
tage was reelected chairman, and Josiah
Shute, treasurer.
DIR. Louis Bevier, State Inspector of High
Schools, yisited the high school here Mon
day and expressed his approval of what is
being done here in the school, and made
some practical suggestions upon which the
board will act Immediately.
The Glassboro Fire Department elected
the following officers Friday evening: Pres
idens, David Paulin; vice president, Stephen
Smedley; chief, Leon Barton; vice chief,
B. Franklin Zane; treasurer, A. A. Wes-
ner; secretary, Edward s. Scott; hose car
riage foreman, Alfred Voeller, assistant, 81.
Ettigin; ladder truck foreman, Chris Sci
bert, Jr.; assistant, Walter L. Durham
| fire wardeDs, William Martin, Richard
Doughty, S Fl. Pierce, John Saul Stephen
Smedley; plugman, Charles Voeller
A numier Of people from both Meshodist
Churches, went to Atlantic City Tuesday to
an all-day meeting led by Mrs Anna Wells.
The severe wind storm tore down electric
light wires Saturday night, so that it was
necessary for linemen to work all day Sun-
| day in order that the town could be lighted
Sunday evening
The body Of George 81. Souder, aged IS
years, who died as his home ae Bridgeton
Sunday morning, was brought here for
burial Wednesday, The services were con-
Quoted by Rev F F. Craig in the lecture
room Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
according to the request of the deceased
Mr. Souders was the father OF Thomas
Souders Of this place.
AT the Methodist Protestant parsonage,
Rev F. F. Craig, on Wednesday evening
united in marriage Miss Hannah Cant and