Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-21
GLASSRnRO.


Daniel Boone on the Trail. was
the attraction at the Auditorium on
Saturday night, and was well received
by the large audience present. The
piece is one of the most historically
correct melodramas presented, ard its
climax is stirring. The parts were
we'll taken by the casts, and the stage
settings We're appropriate.
Outwitting their friends. Earl B..
Park and Miss Mary Leap, both we'll
known and popular residents OF this
place, went to the NJ. E. Parsonage
on Saturday night and were married
by the Rev ] /. Morgan Read The
bride is the youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Ellison I. Leap and the
groom is the only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William L. Park, and grandson
of the late Rev. Samuel s. Park. He
is also prominent secret order man
and member of the Glassboro
Country Club.
Glassboro Lodge of Nelson's will
attend the First NJ. E. Church n a
body next Sunday morning and listen
to a special sermon by the pas@f, ) :.
Morgan Read.
The Sunday school of the First NJ.
e. Church will present their ANIMAL
Christmas cantata next Sunday even
ing
! The Junior class of the High School
has elected Mary Stanger editor-ln-
chief of the school paper, The Mar
gol, p and Elizabeth Simmerman, Of
Williamstown, and Florence Wills, OF
this place, as assistants. 10
Of forty prominent citizens of this
place who have given their views re-
garding the incorporation of the town
only two have been opposed 10 it.
Robert Cornell, who was taken to
the Jefferson Hospital for cancer
of the lip, is improving.
> William Read, who has been enl-
ployed at the Whitney Meat Market
for some time, has given up his posi-
ton and accepted similar position
with the Childs' Grocery Company's
new store at Williamstown and moved
his family there on Tuesday. George
F. Madara, of Mullica Hill, has ac-
cepted the position vacated by Mr..
Read and began his duties Saturday
The Eastern Light and Fuel COM
pany has awarded the CONTRACT for
tearing down the old gas plant trd
erection of the new Office and store
for the New Jersey Gas Company to
A. Guilani, of this place. The cost
of the new building will he $4,000
The regular Saturday evening dance
on next Saturday evening will be held
on the big Floor" at the Auditorium,
when a large crowd is expected to be
present It is the annual Christmas
dance.
The official board of the NJ. 2.
Church has asked for the return of
their pastor, Rev. ] Morgan Read,
for another year, and has Endorsed
Charles Repp as lay delegate to the
General Conference, to held in
Minneapolis next May.
At the New Jersey Fruit Farm, APP
pie trees by the thousand have been
set out, taking advantage of the In-l
dian Summer weather.
The residents along the road where
the application has been filed to-
change to a county road from the
Magee homestead to the Salem county
line directly down Main street, want
it to be built of macadam through
Glassboro for one mile at least.
William Park, who went to Single
house, Pa, a week ago, returned
home on Tuesday on account of the
fire going out.
Rev. J. Morgan Read, pastor at
the First NJ. E. Church, will deliver
an address on JEFF Davis" on Friday
evening, December 29th, for the bene
fit of the Sunday school.
The Glassboro Loan and Building
Association is having an unusually
heavy demand for money, and at the
last meeting it brought premium
ranging from IL IL to 10 81 per cent.
Mrs. Albert Apple, who has been
suffering from a third attack of ap
pendicitis, is somewhat improved.
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