Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-18
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Rev. F. F. Craig entertained Rev.
Charles Wampole, Of Wilmington,
Del, a part of the past week
| Mrs. G. Edward Shute is at Elmira,
N. Y, for an extended visit with rel
atives.
Miss M. Peacock fell last week on
the icy pavement at Philadelphia and
broke her leg in two places.
Z 1t is rumored that now the town is
dry, hacks will be run for the bene-
fit of those who wish to visit hotel
in the nearby towns. A Phila. news
paper suggests running a pipe line
here. 20
The old soldiers have appointed Mr.
Samuel Ledden and James Hera a
committee to secure a speaker for
Decoration Day.
Louis Keller is at home from the
hospital, where he went for an oper-
alton for a tumor of the throat. He
is Obliged to return several times a
week for treatment.
Rev. ]. NJ Hunting conducted the
funeral of Miss Rachel Richards at
Williamstown on Thursday.
Thomas G. Allen, e. T. Leap and
Robert Mead went to New York on
business Monday.
Mrs. Anna Wilmont, who has been
nursing her sister, Virginia Miller,
who has been sick with quinsy, has
returned to her home at Camden.
Jacob F. Imhoff has purchased the
building lot at the corner of Main
and Wilmer streets, of DIR. e. NJ. Duff
field. Mr.. Imhoff now owns the en-
tire distance from the Barton prop
erty to the corner
The First National Bank makes
good showing in it's statement. The
deposits are over 100000
The men who have purchased the
saw mill of Robert Mead are tearing
Fit down and preparing to move it
Eaway. Mr.. Mead himself expects to
Ileave town soon. co
Mrs. Walter Davis is suffering with
scarlet fever and is quarantined at
her home
Mrs. Esther Gerhart is very sick.
with pneumonia at her brothers
home in Millville
William Parker, of Hardingville will
move to Glassboro soon and take
charge of Miss Mary Stanger's farm
Mrs. Fred. Younghanns died att her
home on Poplar street Wednesday
evening of consumption. Mrs Young
hams leaves a large circle of friends
and relatives and child six months
old. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at the Methodist Protestant
Church. Intefment at that cemetery.
Rev. William D. Mitchell, the evan
gelist who died suddenly at Princeton
last Thursday, was well and favorably
known here, having conducted sue
cessful revival meetings here for two
years.
Mabel Warner was taken to the
Jefferson hospital Monday morning
and operated on for appendicitis. The
case was a severe one but the physi-
clans think she will recover.
Clarence Gibboney, of Phila, will
lecture here Saturday evening and
Samuel Ham, of Haddon Heights,
Sunday evening on the temperance
question and reform.
4 The Board of Education have rented
La building on New street and are fit
ktings it I'M to he used as an addition to
Sthe public school building, which is
lovercrowded. Miss Emma Rudolph
Twill take charge of the room. A new
wing will probably be added to the
present school building. 30
The extension of the Reading Rail-
lroad from Grenloch to Glassboro is
lagain being agitated. This will make
direct route by the Reading to Phila.
(which now runs it's trains distance
Eof thirty miles by way of Willims-
town Junction to reach Phila., which
in direct line is but eighteen miles.
New apparatus is being put in the
gas plant which will triple the capa-
city of the plant.