Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-21
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dren Of Atlanta, Ca, are visiting Mr.. George
Moffett and wife.
i John Long has taken position at Dam
vile, ILL.,, and left for that place "wednesday
i Mrs. Sanford NJ. Nichols and Miss Nellie
Nichols, of Trenton, are spending several
days among Glassboro friends
Mrs. Walter Runcie, of Atlantic City, is
being entertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Warner.
i Pearl, the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Chew, is suffering with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Howard Iszard visited her daughter
at the State Normal School Trenton. Friday
DR.. Charles D. Pedrick and wife, and
Mr.. John Rowen and wife, were Aura visi-
tori Saturday.
The cd bakery on Wilmer street was re-
opened Saturday.
The Rev. Herbert E. Wells, of Whining
ton, Del, will deliver a lecture on Japan,
at ST. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church,
May 29th.
Charles Reeves had his pocket relieved Of
twenty dollars while standing on the plat
form of the West jersey station, Thursday
morning.
I
Il being sued in the Mays Landing Courts by
Il the parents of the little girl who was injured
at their factory the past summer. She was
4 playing around the factory where its mother
was employed when its clothing caught in
Ithe machinery and one arm was so badly
1 crushed that it was necessary to amputate
it at the Cooper hospital. no
4 Rev Charles Dubell received a check for
one hundred dollars from Philadelphia
friend the past week. for the benefit Of the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Pitman
Grove The Bishops White Prayer Book
Society OF Philadelphia have also given a
hundred and fifty prayer books and hym-
mails.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held their
annual picnic on the lawn of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Saturday afternooB.
The little folks were served with cake and
ice cream. The events marked the closing
Of their meeting for the summer.
Il Mr.. George Davenport, for many years a
Glassboro resident, died at his home in Col
liDgswood, Thursday after long illness,
Mr.. Davenport is survived by a widow,
who was Miss Ida Iszard, daughter Of the
late Dr. Jacob Iszard. and two daughters.
Thirty-swo new candidates were inibiated
into Lillian Council, No. 105, Daughters OF
Liberty, at their meeting Tuesday evening.
The Council now has eighty members, and
is in thriving condition. Mt. Vernon
Council, Of Mulliea Hill, and Daisy D.
Council, OF Clayton, assisted in the initia-
tion.
A number Of the relatives and friends OF
Benjamin Doughty spent Thursday even
ing at his home, the occasion being the 67th
anniversary of his birth.
Willard w. c. 7. q. gave a reception to
she SY's'' at Association hall Tuesday even
ing. A musical program was rendered, and
a pleasant social time enjoyed.
A mad dog was killed near the residence
of Thomas NJ, Terrell Monday morning,
after an exciting chase The animal had
bitten several other dogs before it was
finally killed and the Township Committee
has ordered all dogs chained or muzzled.
DR.. Charles d. Heritage sent the head to
she State laboratory and received word
Thursday that the dog was a victim OF by
drophobia.
/ Helen, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stewart, died at the home Of
her parents Thursday, after few days
li4uSSe. h6 cnitu was bakGu III ouHuhy
with slight bilious attack, but no anxiety
was felt over her condition until Wednes-
day when gastritis developed, and she died
few hours later. The little girl, who was
in her eleventh year, was unusually bright
and attractive, and the sympathy of the
community goes out to the bereaved par
ents. The funeral was held from the par
ents home Saturday afternoon with the
Rev. J. D. Hunting in charge of the ser
vice.
Frank Underbuler, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Skinner, were united in
marriage in Philadelphia, Saturday morn.
ing, May is. Mr.. and Mrs Underbulel
will reside in Philadelphia
At the May meeting Of the GlassborC
Loan and Building Association the follow.
ing officers were nominated TO be voted fol
at the June meeting: President, S. H.
Stanger; vice president, DR.. G. S. Heritage
secretary, W. H. Yenney; treasurer, Thos.
C. Allen; directors, Chris. Kleinhenn, j. J
Ledden, David Paulin; auditors, Frank
Annadowne, William Warner, Stephen
Smediey.
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