Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
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month 5 visit among MillYille relatives.
Miss Alma Luiz is taking course in
dress making and millinery at the Temple
University, Philadelphia.
Clarence Turner has resigned his position
at the S. w. Stanger store.
Miss Laura Zimmerman received show
er Of sixty-four handkerchiefs on her birth
day, Tuesday last.
Rey. F. F. Craig will leave Tuesday next
for Atlantic Cisy, to attend the annual ses-
sion of the New Jersey Conference which
conyenes October 21st. Mrs Craig and son
Garwood will visit Pleasantvilie friends
during the Conference.
Il is said that $4,000 worth Of cement
walks have been laid since the work COM
menced six months ago
Among the Glassboro visitors at the
Founders Week celebrations were Burris
Tomlin and wife, David Paulin and wife.
Prof and Mrs. John F. Rowan, Samuel
Lutz and wife, Misses Mae Mead, Augusta
Buck, Bertha Paulin, Grant Dnffield, J. F.
Imhoff
The stockholders of the Whitney Glass
Works viii hold their annual meeting at
the GIassboro Office Tuesday, October 2lst.
Prof. and Mrs. w. B. Davis spent Thurs
day at Atlantic City
Chris Knisell and wife Of Vineland will
spend the winter with Mrs Joel B. Lutz at
her Main street home.
William Heritage visited Royersford rel
atiyes Tuesday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion resumed
their meetings for the winter at Association
hall Saturday afternoon.
The Republicans of GIassboro will meet
Monday evening TO organize Taft-Sher-
man Club.
The public school closed Friday, shat the
pupils might attend the Historical parade
at Philadelphia
The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
Church held pot-pie supper at Association
hall Friday evening and cleared $50 for the
PASTORS salary fund.
Rev. d. E. Clair, of Abscecon, gave an IL
lustrated lecture at the Methodst Episco-
pal Church Wednesday evening on tbe
Beauty Spots of America" Rev. Clair has
travelled extensively and his lecture proved
very interesting to an audience which fill
ed she church.
David Stanger and wife, James F Barton
aud wife, Mrs. Cleo Darrow, Miss hiaude
Cossabone, ]. Leon Barton and j F Imhoff
were among the Switch Back excurtionists
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Meyers, wife of Christopher
Meyers died at her home on Poplar street
Friday. Mrs. Meyers has been life long
member and an active worker of the Ger
man Reformed Church, from which blaze
her funeral was neld Tuesday. Mrs. MeY-
ers leaves daughter, Mrs William Long,
Of OleaD, n. Y, and two sons, William and
EdwaEd, to mourn her loss.
Miss Helen Weaver fell over suit case
while waiting for a train at the Reading
depot Monday, and SO badly sprained her
ankle that she had TO be taken 20 her home
at Williamsbown in carriage. Miss Weav-
eT is student at the High School.
Thomas the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fair, died at their home at Creigh-
ton, Pa, Wednesday last Of spinal menin-
gifts. The body was brought to the home
OF it's grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Doughty, from which che funeral service
was held Saturday. Mrs. Fair was Mss
Hannah Doughty before her marriage and
has host Of sympathizing friends here.
Warren Focer, son Of Mr., and Mrs. Phil
10 Focer, and Miss Mabel Brandes, both of
Pitman, were united in marriage at ST.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church Tues
day evening last by the Rev. Charles
Brathen Duball. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Alice Brandes and the
groom was accompanied by John Sprnance
at Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr.. and Mrs
Focer will reside at Pitman.
unique service, ''Songs in the Night
was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday evening. The entire service which
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the lights having been extinguished at 7 80
The program consisted of flute and harp,
mandolin, violin and organ solos Selec-
tions by the choir and Sunday school or
chestra, recitation by Warren F. Stauger,
and vocal solos by DR.. CD Shute and Miss
Elizabeth Moore. The service was very
impressive one and was enjoyed by an au-
lience which packed the church.
Mrs. Huldah Worrell, widow of the late
Edward Worrell, died at her Academy
street home Wednesday after long illness.
The funeral service was held at the Metho-a
dist Protestant Church Saturday afternoon
with interment at Manahath Cemetery.
A number of the Glassboro relatives of
Albert Stauger spent Tuesday at his home
at Westyille. the occasion being the anni-
versary of his birth. Among the party were
William Tomlin and wife, David Stanger
and wife, Burrls Tomlin and wife, A. p
Wilcox and wife, Miss Elsie D. Tomlin,
Helen Stanger, Vera and Bessie Wilcox,
John Buck and wife, Mrs. Hiram Stanger,
Everets Buck, Merle Tomlin and Vernon
Stanger.
Prof. William Mcfarland for MANY years
principal OF the public school here, died at
his home at Bordentown, Friday last.
During the absence of the family We'd
nesday, thieves entered the home OF Dr.
Charles D. Pedrick. Neighbors noticed
that something unusual was happening
about she house and notified Officer Mar
tin, who entered and found a man ready to
leave with gold watch and chain, pock-
ct book and several other small articles of
> iaraaIru Rnth rRere arrested and comm t.