Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-07
GLASSRORO.

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i was special service for men. Rev.
IL. Morgan Read, the pastor, preached
! from the subject, The church and the
| laboring man" and a large congrega-
| ton was present. The Socialist
club and the glassblowers attended in
body. There was patriotic sing
! ing and a male choir was main fea-
! ture, and rendered some fine music.
! At the evening service G.. w. Kimble,
of Trenton, gave stereopticon SER
vice, which proved to be very inter-
esting and attractive.
! The schools reopened on Monday af-
i ter the summer recess. under the di-
! rection of Prof. w. B. Davis, super
vising principal, and there was an un-
usually large attendance, with the
same corps of teachers. The school
has undergone repairs and improve
ments during the summer.
\ Glassboro was practically deserted
ION Monday, Labor Day. The bank
land post office were closed, and the
EGlassboro Branch No. AZ, G. B. B. A.
Ehad their annual outing at Alcyon
NPark, which attracted large number,
and the Red Mems Day at Washing
ton Park drew its share of people
| from here. also a large crowd spent
the day at Atlantic City and other
seashore points. AL
| Captain Vernon L. d. Stultz, of Co.
! K, 3rd Reg't has returned home after
spending the past week at Sea Grit,
attending the annual matches of the
! New Jersey State Rife Association
1 Quite a number from here attended
/ the dedication exercises at Barnsboro
4 last Friday, when the firemen at that
tplace dedicated their new home 60
i The w. F. NJ S. Of the M. p.
Church held their meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brazier Wescoat, Jr :,
on State street on Wednesday after
| noon.
I: The lawn social, which was to have
been held on the NJ. p Church lawn
on Thursday evening of last week was
| postponed to later date owing to
| the inclement weather.
/ Extensive repairs are being made
to the residence of DR.. J. Down Herr
tage on New street
! A four months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Watson, of High street
died on Sunday evening after long
| illness, and was buried on Tuesday
afternoon. The services were in
| charge of Rev. L. D.. Stultz assisted
by Rev. G. B. Dubell. Interment
was made at the NJ. P. Cemetery
The Glassboro Social Club which
has had rooms in the old Odd Eel
lows Hall on Main street since it was
organized, five years ago, has moved
to the house recently vacated bv
AEON Beckett on Main street, and are
now very comfortably located.
Owing to the storm the County
Christian Endeavor Convention which
was to be held in the M. p. Church on
| Wednesday evening of last week. has
been postponed for two weeks.
| W. G. Carney, proprietor of the
Auditorium cafe, has rented the house
recently vacated by Mr.. McLoughlin.
next to the Auditorium.
q. H. Towne, of Woodbury. and wv
y Brandriff, of this place, who left
Tor chicago on August LIST, on their
motorcycles, returned home on FRIDAY
without mishap and report a very
! fine time
| Conductor Harry Wilson. who has
been quite sick for sometime and
VINO has been spending short time
at his old home at Muncie, Pa. re-
turned home on Monday evening and
reported for duty on Wednesday.
Inc keystone Telephone Co. have
mad men in town the past week thor
oughly looking over their lines. and
viii reset their poles on Broad street
| to conform with the city grades and
lines. ''Aie
Farmers in and around this Mace
are complaining of the thieying that
has been going on lately. Water
melon patches have been pIundered
ana many vineyards have been nearly
stripped of grapes.
The first regular meeting of the
Willard w. c.. T.. u. for the coming
year will be held at their hall on
academy street on Friday afternoon,
at the usual hour.
w Bert Davis left on Monday for
uniontoWn, Pa, where he will work
the coming season.
| Ward Crammer and family have re-
turned to their home at Uniontown.
Pa, after spending the summer with
/ relatives here.
Miss Viola Bittle, of Millville, has
been spending a few days with her
cousin, Miss Edna Simpkins, of Pop
lar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Crowley and
Mrs. Michael Bowe have returned
home after a short stay at Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. William Keebler and son
Monday.
Frank returned to Olean, N. Y, on
| John p. S. Campbell is spending
his vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Josephine Carter, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday and Monday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Carter, at South Glassboro.