Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-07
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William Warner, is suffering with scarlet
feyer.
Miss Elsie Allen is visiting Miss Gertrude
Hammond at her Burlington home.
Preston Abbott has returned from a visit
among Oiean, N. X relatives.
Earl Ledden entertained the past week,
Woodburn Sayre, Clarence Sheppard and
Fred Harris fellow students at Dickinson
College.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. S. Hammond Of Bur
lington, spent Wednesday here.
Thomas G. Allen purchased oyer $40 600
worth Of poultry in the past two weeks
Prof. and Mrs. R. M. Hartman have re-
turned to their home at Burlington after
spending two weeks here.
Among Glassboro visitors at Philadelphia
New Years Day were Misses Adelaide Car
roll, Florence Sickler, Raymond Shute.
The factory at the Whitney Glass Works
known as the "Wild Cat," closed down
Thursday throwing about rs men out Of
employment.
John Hunter has accepted position wish
Lit Brothers, Philadelphia.
The regular meeting Of the Township
Committee was held Tuesday evening when
VIM. Yenney was succeeded by the new
committeeman, George M. Keebler.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Iszard entertained their
children at family gathering New Year s
Day.
Miss Ida Iszard entertained the Shakes
peare Club of the State Normal School.
Trenton, at house party from Monday un-
til Wednesday last Among her guests
were Jewell Dawes, Alice Thorn, Trenton;
Gertrude Hammond, Atlantic City; Ethel
Creamer West New York City, Geneviye
Leigh Barnes, Haddon Heights. On Tues
day evening Miss Iszard gave a
dinner in honor of her friends when her
guests were, Misses Gertrude Hammond,
Genevive Fisler, Leigh Barnes Eshel
Creamer, Jewell Dawes, Elsie Allen, Mary
Leap. Leota Turner, Bertha Ledden. Helen
Hutchinson, Herbert Moffett, WarreL Lutz
Herbert Kleinhenn, Earl Park, George Mar
shall, Samuel Beckett, Wilbur Haight,
Harry jackson, Leslie and Roy Conoyer.
A number OF Glassboro's popular young
ladies gave a Leap party at Association hall
Thursday evening when they entertained
guests from Philadelphia, Camden, Pitman,
Clayton. Sewell and Glassboro. The hall
was decorated with Christmas greens and
an orchestra furnished music for the dancers
AT five minutes before twelve the lights
were extinguished and with each lady car
rying candle she New Year was marched
in. The party was said to have been one of
she most successful social events ever given
here.
Pocohontas Council No. 48, Jr O. g. A.
M. has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term:-Councilor, j. Leon Barton;
vice Councillor, George DAVIS; recording
Secretary; F. NJ. Porterield, assistant Sec,
retary; Elmer j. Turner; treasurer, Harry
B. Krouse; Conductor, Henry Wolbrant
Warden, Clifford Williams; inside sentinel,
James Mickerson, j.; outside sentinel.
John Cake; past Councillor, Frank Scots;
trustees. E. M. Duffieid, Nj. NJ Campbell,
Benjamin Carter; representative to State
Council, E. M. Duffield, VIM. Warner; re.
preventative to F. B. A, VIM Warner
Chaplain, Frank Chester; Collector, N. B
Krouse.
The week of prayer is being obsured by
the Methodist and Presbyterian churches
with services Monday and Friday evenings
at the Presbyterian Church, Tuesday and
Thursday at the Methodist Protestant and
Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Michael Tanning OF Philadelphia,
the noted Temperance lecture, visited ths
churches Saturday and Sunday. To aud.
fences which packed the Methodist Protes
tant Church Saturday evening and Sunday
morning Mr.. Tanning delivered lectures
which we're said TO be the most interesting
and instructive ever heard in the town
To ansequally large congregation he gave
a th0r0 lecture at the Methodist Epicopa
church Sunday evening Mr.. Fanaing is Q
| lecturer of no mean ability and on this his
second visit to the churches has greatly en-
deavored himself to those interested in the
cause here.
At a meeting Of the Glassboro Fireman's
Relief Association the following officers
were elected :-President B. Frank Zane
vice presidents, G. q. CARROLL Secretary, F
M. Porterfeld; treasurer and Collector, Ed
ward Scott; trustee, David Paulin; repre-.
sentative, A. A. Wesner.
Glassboro Lodge No e5, F. & A. M, held
their annual ST. JOINTS banquet at Associa.
tion hall Tuesday evening last. The Har.
m0nic Sextette furnished music for the oc
casion. Mr. O'Brien humorist of Philadel.
phia, assisted in the exercises. Following
the banquet a programme consisting of the
following numbers was rendered Singing
America; Prayer, Rev. G s. Meseroll; PI.
ano solo. Mrs. V. L. D. Stultze; Duet, Mrs
B. Frank Moore, w. D Chew; Recitation,
Mr.. O'Blien; Presentation of past masters
jewel. s. Ssanger Iszard; Response, NJ. M.
Campbell; Solo, Mrs. Moore; Recitation,
Mr.. O'Brien.