Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-04-08
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Miss Eta Geisner is very i'll with
pneumonia and Miss Ida Iszard with
grip. Both are teachers at the High
School.
Robert Mead will move to the Mof-
fett property on Main street vacated
by Mrs. Dubois.
L. w. Sickler is on business trip
to Maine
The Adams Express Compan has
opened an office in the Whitney office
building. Maurice Ashman, of Bridge
ton, has charge of the business here.
Morris Townsend has rented some
land Of James McFadden and will
farm it this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead, of Phila.,
and Mr.. Paul Liyermore, of Woodbury.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Repp.
Rev. George S. Messeroll preached
to young people Sunday evening, the
first of series of sermons Subject,
"Salome, the Dancer"
A street is soon to be cut through
||from High street south through the
Warrick homestead property and
building lots laid out and sold The
street will be cut so as to leave so
erty. C<v
At the Methodist Protestant parson-
age Saturday evening Rev. F. F. Craig
united in marriage Mr.. Maurice jose
lyn and Miss Eva M. Stratton, both
of this place.
]. T.. Abbott has sold his Reading
street property to Louis D. ScheibIe,
and Mr.. Abbott who has purchased
the store building where he has his
business, will purchase the Dilks
property which adjoins it.
Rev. F. F. Craig is still confined to
the house with severe cough follow
ing an attack of pleurisy.
A petition is being circulated and
largely signed, asking the railroad
company to stop the hourly electric
trains at South Glassboro This is
the only station along the electric
road where the trains do not stop
every hour either regularly or on
signal.
The amber tank at the Whitney
glass works has been put out of blast
and fire placed in one of the other
factories and it is expected this will
start in a few days. "a
A farewell banquet was given Thos.
Connolly by the Whitney glass works
ofice force Wednesday evening. Mr..
Connolly is about to leave Glassboro
for his old home at Quebec.
The streets are being graded at.
Glassboro Highlands and shade trees
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John Albertson, who was for many
years a resident of this place, died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. George
Wescoat, at Camden, last Tuesday,
and was brought here for burial on
Friday afternoon in the family bur-
ial ground at the Methodist Protest
conducted the services at the grave,
den in the morning.
Professor Walter Davis will move
to the house in State street vacated
by Thomas Connolly.
The Young Woman S Christian Tenn
perance Union gave a sketch called
AT the Ferry last Friday evening
at Association Hall by local talent.
The entertain ment was well attended
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young people. Elizabeth Moore was
soloist, and Bessie Shreeve, pianist
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones, who
have resided in Philadelphia for sew
eral years, will return here and live
at the old Annadown homestead.
Eugene Doughty, who is at White
Haven for his health is improving
rapidly, and expects to come home
in short time.
A tract of land is being cleared ON
the Williamstown road by Mr.. Bu-
chanan, of Philadelphia, who will
farm there, and also build himself a
house which he will occupy as soon
as it is finished. The tract is on the
Synnott property and Samuel War
rick is the agent.
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