Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-05
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room Of the Whitney Glass Works, has
during the past four weeks turned out two
OF the largest moulds which have been
turned of any shop in thirty years. 10
Joseph MoCarron has purchased the
Bristol farm, and will moye there March
25th.
William Paulin visited his father, j.
Ellis Paulin, during the past week.
Louis n. Shreeye is again able to be
about the house after a long illness.
Albert Vale is suffering with blood poi
son in one OF his hands.
Dr.. F. Albert Seanger, formerly well
known DENTIST here, has accepted respon-
sible position of private secretarvship at
Atlantic City. He will move there from
Bridgeton where he is now living
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, held public
reception Monday evening at the church,
when twenty-five new members were re-
ceived into the society.
William Aibertson is installing a new
engine at his big ice manufacturing plant
at Riverson. The plant will have capac-
ity Of thirty-five tons per day.
Bertha Ledden has passed the third grade
county teachers examination, and has re-
ceived her certificate
Andrew ]. Warner, of PleasantYille,
visited Glassboro friends a few days last
week.
Rev. F. F. Craig attended meeting of
the Methodist Protestant Church at Pit
man Grove to arrange to sell the present
church site and build in another part of
the town.
Miss William Even entertained the In
dustrial Sewing Cirvle at her home We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Epworth League held colonial So
cial at the home of DR., Carlton Shute Tues
day evening.
! Mrs. Sarah Simmerman, who has been
sick so long at the home of daughter at
Philadelphia, has had relapse, and is is
thought she cannot recover.
| Howard Moore, Albert Repp and Rev.
| w P G. Strickland represented the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at the local option
hearing at Trenton Monday and Edward
| Walton the Methodist Protestant Sunday
school.
| Thelma Shreeve has recovered from diph-
liberia, and tbs quarantine lifted frem the
house.
/ Helen Stanger entertained number OF
friends at her home Saturday evening to
| celebrate his birthday.
| Joel B. Lutz, aye &c years, died at his
home on Main street. Tuesday morning
/ after an illness of three months OF compli-
cation OF diseases Mr.. Lutz was glass.
blower by trade, and a veteran of she Ciyi
Wsr, and man highly respected by the
community. He made study of flowers,
being botaniss of no mean ability The
funeral was held Monday morning at the
! Methodist Protestant Church, and inter.
ment at that cemetery.
| Mr.. Thomas Mcmahon, OF this place, and
Miss Margaret Duffy, OF Woodstown, were
married Wednesday at ST. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church at Woodstown, by Rev.
Fasher Carol. After wedding tour young
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcmahon will reside al
Camden.
Glassboro fire company will present q
drama in the near future rendered entirely
by home talent.
Emma Hunter had a wrist broken one
day this week by being pushed by com.
panion against ware shed on Main street
At the Methodist Protestant parsonage
Tuesday evening, Rev. F. F. Craig unitel
in marriage Mr.John Mingin and Miss Elz
! abeth Bennett, of Fairton.
Glassboro basket ball team went to Roy.
d5ersford Saturday evening 80 play the last o.
ia series OF games with the Royersford team
i Joseph B. Zouker died suddenly Sunday
morning at the home Of his son-in-law, DR.
Carlton d. Shute. Mr Zouker who was 81
years Of age, was as well as usual at break
fast, after which he complained of not feel
ing well. A physician was summoned and
be died in a few minutes Heart failure
was the cause of death. The funeral was
held Thursday morning at the home Of DR.
Shute.
/ Officer William Martin and daughte,
Anna are both recovering from recent at.
tack. Miss Anna Of appendicitis, and Mr.
Martin of pneumonia.