Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-19
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Jacob +. Imhof has returned from a
month of travel through the South.
| Mrs. Charles Pedrick is suffering with an
attack OF rheumatism.
Albert Repp attended the conference at
MillYille part of last week.
Captain Frank Coull is confined to the
house with severe attack of grip
After being class leader for more than
forty years at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Samuel Luffbary has resigned and
is succeeded by Albert Even.
The Mite Society of the Methodist Prot
estant Church gave the first of a series of
monthly soeials Friday evening at the home
OF Thomas Souder. This was an oyster Sc
cial The proceeds of the social wilt be
used toward fund for placing steam heat
in the church and parsonage.
Mrs NJ w Keough is spending several
weeks with Mr.. Keough at the Murray
Hill hotel, New York.
Mary Relim is suffering with typhoid
fever at her home on High street.
Robert Doughty of Baltimore is spend
ing sometime with friends here.
Mrs. Racheal Citizens was taken to the
Orthopoedio hospital last week where she
will undergo treatment for several months.
Efie M Parker has resigned as teacher
at the high school. Myrtle Keller has re-
considered her resignation and will take
! Miss Parker's place for the balance of
the term. Agnes King, of Terrell, will
lake Miss Keeler's room April LIST. I'm
til that time Bertha Ledden, recent
graduate Of this school will fill in time.
Mrs. Helen T.. Bullock delivered three
lectures here, one Saturday and two Sunday.
One TO young men and on Sunday evening
she addressed a mass meeting of the two
Methodist and Presbs terian Churches
She also organized Young Wofnan's Chris
tlan Temperance Union. Mrs. Bullock is
the National organizer of the W. c. T. U.
Mrs. r. M. Hartman entertained the
II. T. Z. Club at ST. Patrick day dinner
Tuesday evening.
Herbert Garwood, who for several years
has been general manager at the Whitney
glass works. has resigned, to accept posi-
tion as secretary Of the glass works at Will
Jamestown.
The local paving company is making
preparations for a big season. They have
ordered so carloads of cement.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
served supper at she home Of Mrs. James
McLadden.
Mrs. William Parker, aged rs years, for
many years a resident of Glassboro, died
lass Tuesday at the home of daughter az
Bridgeton The remains were brought
here, and the funeral was held Saturday
afternoon from the Methodist Church She
was she mother of Edward Parker, the
local caterer.
Jean Doughty, who went to Los Angeles,
California, some time ago for his health
has left that city and is now as Leuppe,
Arizona, where he has position in the en-
ployment of she Government A new school
house is being constr ucted for the Indians
there, Mr.. Doughty is timekeeper aud book
keeper. He is much improved in health.
While Harry Dean was in Burning
butcher shop Wednesday evening someone
stole his wheel which be has not been able
to locate since.
At the annual school meeting held Tues
day evening at the school building, DR.
Howard Iszard, George Higgins and Braz-
Ter Westcott were reelected members of
the Board OF Education. G. Charles Ware
who was by appointments filling out the
unexpired term of of the late Hiram Stanger
was also elected a member to fill out the
term.
Saturday evening the Glassboro FIRE de-
PAL tment will give drama at Association
Hall, rendered entirely by home talent ]
entitled, Tony the Conyict. /" April 10th
Pocohontas Council will present the fire
depaI tment with silk flag
fsnorIos U rk M krIok aua1 < uoorc dTod
at his parents home on she Pitman pike
The child had diptheria five weeks ago
and the disease left him with paralysis
which attacked the heart.
Pecohontas Council No. 4S, Jr. O N. A
NJ are making preparations to celebrate
their 34th anniversary, March 23d State
Councillor, William Thompson and State
Vice Councillor, Grafton E. Day, expect to
be present.
Mrs. Bert Beebee was found lying uncon-
scious on High street one evening last week
suffering with spasm. A physician was
called and after working with her some
time succeeded in restoring consciousness
and she was taken to her home Mrs Bee
bee is subjected TO similar attacks.
Four children from the same family
John, Charles, Harry and Mary Dougherty
ages 10, is, II, and II years, are at Wood
bury in the county jail awaiting the deci-
sion of the court for breaking in and stealing
part of machinery and brass from she Fort
Stonwick canning company plant here. II
is expecF.d that they will be placed in re-
| form school. This will be record indeed,
for a small town TO send four at the same
time TO a reformatory. With all the socie-
ties and churches in town, something must
be lacking
The house owned by Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery on Ellis street was broken open
and ransacked one night last week The
house is uDoccuped in winter as M 8. Mont
gomefy makes her home with daughter,
at Point Marian, Pa, using this as a sum
mers home. Nothing of value was taken
as can be learned
Following are the committee appointed
by the last quarterly conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church for the coming wear
Missions, J F. Imhoff, ] G. Strang, David