Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-01-28
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Adelaide, the eight-months-old child of
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Pimm, died Tues
day Of pneumonia. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon.
Charles MoFadden has moved his family
TO Mullioa Hill and occupies one of S. L.
Pancoast's houses.
Henry Patrick, who recently sold his
farm and stock here, is spending some time
with his sister, Mrs. Finkeni, at Mullica
Hill.
Mrs. Anna E Wells stopped over night
here Tuesday, and conducted a meeting at
the Methodist Protestant Church. Mrs
Wells reports over two hundred conversions
at Woodstown where she has been for sew
eral weeks. Rev. D. 7. Hickman, of Phil
adelphia had charge of the revival service
at the same church Wednesday evening
which was Sunday school prayer meeting.
All physicians from here attended the
County Medical Society meeting at Wood
bury Tuesday.
Mrs Albert Bolton entertained the "In-
dustrial Sewing Circie' at her home Fri
day afternoon.
A number of young children are suffer
ing with pneumonia, as we'll as grea
deal of sickness among all ages. The doc
tors as we'll as druggists are rushed.
A banquet was served by caterers Sat-
urday evening at Association Hall to the
Haymakers with wives and friends.
j. Ellis Paulin attended the annual
meeting of the Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation Of New Jersey held at State House,
Trenton, Thursday.
Albert G. Stranger, of Westville, formerly
Of Glassboro, is seriously i'll at his home,
following an operation for hernia The at
tending physicians think he has a fighting
chance TO recover.
An attempt was made to rob the home of
Mrs. Woodman Warrick Thursday night,
but the intruders were frightened off by
Miss Warrick firing revolver several
shines from her bedroom window Several
chicken houses have been visited during
the past two weeks, and number of chick
ems taken without the least noise.
Mr. Wilmur Pierce and Miss Agness
Moore gave their friends a surprise last
week by being quietly married Thursday
evening.
The Red Men held a district meeting
Thursday evening at their room State
officers were present to address the lodge,
and the visiting members of the order.
Lillian Council, No los, Daughters of
Liberty, held districts meeting Tuesday
evening. Delegates from the order at
Clayton, Williamstown, Elmer and Swedes-
boro were pl esent Mrs. Day, the State
Councillor, az well as other State officers,
were present. A lunch was served after
the meeting,
Miss Olive Ballinger entertained about
fifty ycung friends at her home on Academy
street Saturday evening to celebrate her
sixteenth birthday. Guests were present
from Redwood. Mullica Hill, Clayton,
Camden and Glassboro. Miss Olive re-
ceiyed many handsome gifts.
The German Reformed Church here ceIe-
brated its fiftieth anniversary Sunday with
elaborate services and ceremonies.
Pocahontas Council, Jr. O. u. A. M,
have special entertainments provided Tor
the young men of ehe order each week.
best about the order" Next Monday an
old-fashioned spelling bee. The following
week mock trial and following that a
debate.
Joseph Ledden is confined TO the hous e
with sciatic rheumatism This is the first
time Mr.. Ledden has been sick for more
than twenty years.
Robert, she youngest SO Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas johnson, died on Sunday at noon
of diptheria He had been sick over q
week and was apparently recovering when
he was seized with COMMISSIONS The
funeral was conducted at the grave by Rev.
F. F. Craig. He was twelve years Of age.
Frederick Doughty and William Smith,
popular young men of this town, had their
horse stolen while calling on some of Clay
toms young ladies Sunday evening. They
had left their horse and carriage tied near
the station. When they were ready to re-
turn home after midnight, they found the
halter had been cut and the team gone.
They spent the balance Of the night at the
station and arrived in town in the first
morning train and found their team hitched
to tree on Academy street. The suppo
sition is that some other Glassboro man
who calls on Clayton ladies had missed the
train and borrowing the team, returned
home at the expense of Dough ty and
Smith.
Samuel II. Beckett, who is studying law
at Woodbury., has with number of other
law students formed debating club. They
are in Communication with other clubs.
The annual meeting Of the Pitman, Glass.
bsro and Clayton Gas Company was held
Wednesday and the following board Of dir
eotors was elected. Solomon II. Stranger,
Howard Iszard, Jacob F. Imhoff, Charles
Voeiker, Thomas G. Allen, Jesse Reeves,
Harry Peddle. Harmon Dilks. P. M. Baral,
Harry Stille, Jacob Kier, DR.. G. F. Fisher.
Charles Repp, Daniel Steelman, A. b. Bull
merrill; s. 81. Stranger was elected president,
P. M. BaraI, vice president; J. F. Imhoff.
secretary; Harry Stille, treasurer. The
company report a successful year and will
new put in duplicate machinery SO in case
Of breakdown there will be no cessation
Of business.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF First National Bank Of Glassboro was
held Tuesday. Charles W. Elkinton was
elected chairman, George II. Homer, secre-
tary and Jesse Reeves and William Madara
were chosen tellers and Lewis Atkinson,
s.,5,v. 70 olpokion Three hundred and eighty