Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-03-04
LOOK Uut saturday March TO- 1909 ''ss'''
GLASSBORO.

GLASSB0k0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abbott, of |
Beverly, are visiting Mrs. Abbott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Clifford,
this week
Revival meetings have closed after
several weeks of success in both of
the Methodist Churches.
Mabel Warner was brought home
from the Samaritan Hospital Saturday
where she was operated on two weeks
ago for appendicitis. She is still very
sick but will recover.
Mrs. P. c. Curley has gone to
Alexandria to remain for several mon
tbs.
/, E. Morris Ferguson will address
two meetings of the Sunday school
Institute to be held at the M. P.
: Church Friday of this week.
John Concable, who died suddenly
while crossing a field near his home
at Hurffville Saturday, was former
resident of this place.
Miss M. Peacock, who had a leg
broken while on her way to work
two weeks ago, was brought here last
| Saturday to the home of her sister,
/ Mrs. George Harbart, from the Penn
| sylvania hospital where she was TAX
en- for treatment. She will remain
here under the care of local physi-
clan.
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Stultz gave
dinner to a number of young people
at their home one evening last week.
Miss Marian Oliphant is suffering
with an attack of bronchitis and I'M
able to teach. Edna Beckett is TAX
ing her place at the high school for
two weeks.
Mrs. Anna Wells was in Glassboro
4 Thursday and Friday visiting Mar
garetta L. Angelo. Thursday evening
she conducted union meeting at the
M. P. Church in her usual spirited
manner.
Samuel G. Petty, of the 47th U. S.
Coast Artillery Corps, stationed at
Fort Hunt, Va, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Levi Weaver, for a month.
The Charles Harris farm on the
Aura road, has been purchased by
Joseph Locke, of Audubon. Mr. Locke
will raise poultry making speciality
of White Wyandottes.
At the school election which will
take place March 18th, the members
of the Board whose terms expire are
all candidates for reelection. They
and Smauel Luffbary The unexpired
term of William Warner, who resign
ed, will also be filled ]. Leon Bar
ton and Richard Doughty are also in
the field.
ST. Thomas Guild held home made
pastry and candy sale Saturday after
noon at the house adjoining the Whit
ney market.
1ic no Eo n
| Charles Brown property on Broad st.
Mrs. J. T. Abbott went to st. JOS
| eph hospital Tuesday and during the
week underwent an operation. She
is improving and will be brought
| home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewing will go
to housekeeping in the new house on
Main street next to Whitney's de-
partment store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasier Wescoat enter
tanned the Board of Education at a
dinner last Saturday evening.
Charles Repp attended meeting of
Prohibition leaders at Trenton last
! Monday.
A special meeting of the directors
of the Building and Loan Association
was held Tuesday evening at the
presidents Office.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley D. Chew enter
tanned the M. E. Sunday-school or
chestra at their home on Wednesday
evening.
] Mrs. Anna Maria Afford, one of
Glassboro's best known and most high
ly respected citizens, died on Friday
morning at the home of her son-in-
law, Luois Pullman. The funeral was
| held at the M F. Church Tuesday
afternoon. Interment at that ceme-
terry.
The old soldiers were entertained
Wednesday evening by Mr.. Eugene
| Jones at his restaurant. An elabor-
ate supper was served and music
/ furnished entertainment. The fol-
lowing were present: James Hera,
Frank Holman, John T. Heritage, FL
mer Rodgers, jeremiah Simpkins,
John Wescoat, Samuel Ledden, Geo.
Grammel, Samuel Even, John Tonkin.
Jonathan Stiles, Isaac Harris.
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