Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24
GLAsSRORO.

SFoVe,s at S0utn 0SiaSSpof to-Qdy.
Oliver Stewart, the well known
western temperance orator. spoke in
the first NJ. e. Church last Sunday
evening to large audience.
The cigar store and lunch bar of
Howard Simpkins, on High street,
across from Whitney Glass Works.
has been moved nearer the street line,
and is also being enlarged.
The Glassboro Improvement Asso-
citation held special meeting at its
rooms on Tuesday evening.
The Holiness Camp Meeting, which
has been in progress the past two
/ weeks, came to close on Sunday q
George w. Harbert left on Sunday
for Cleveland, Ohio. where he went to
attend the meeting of the window
glass wage scale committee.
John Hunter, the janitor at the High
School has been quite sick the past
two weeks, but is now improving.
James r. Porch is suffering from a
sprained arm, which he received while
at work at the freight transfer, at the
West Jersey depot on Monday night.
Quite a number of persons from
here attended the Camp Meeting at
Malaga on sunday. {N
a. A. WeiSner and family are spend
ing some time with relatives in Bucks
county, Pa.
Harry Lewis, of Cross Keys has ac-
truck for Repp Bros.
Nearly three hundred Italians ar
rived here the first of the week to
work at the Fort Stanwick Canning
co.
Conductor Harry Wilson is still con-
fined to his home on Ellis street, With
summer grip. ,ss
A party of young folks from here
went on straw ride TO Washington
Park on Saturday evening. Wa d
The All Star base ball club of this
place. claim the junior championship
of Gloucester County, and viii chal-l
lenge any team of their class in the
county, under IA years of age w
Prot. W. b, Davis, of the High School
has been notified that graduates of the
local High School will be admitted to
the University of Penna. without ex-
animation upon any subjects covered
by the High School course of study.
This certainly does speak well for our
institution,
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper was
held Sunday morning at the First ~.
e Church.
r. Herbert Helm had a bicycle stol-.
en- from the W T. & S. r. r. depot on.
saturday evening.
May Elizabeth Saunders, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sann-H
ders, of North Broad street. was en-
tered at the baby show at Washington
Park last Friday, and won prize for
being the best dressed child.
The reopening dance at the Audi
torium was held on Saturday evening.
One of the features of the evening was
the prize waltz Walton's Imp .rial
Orchestra furnished music for the oC-
acasion, and a good time is reported.
Charles Fox, of Daretown, has brok-
en- ground for new house to be erect
ed at Chestnut Ridge Estate.
Postmaster Lawrence w. Seeker has
announced that owing to the death of
CONGRESSMAN Loudenslager, the an
nual watermelon picnic at Spring Lake
will not be held this year. Mr.. Lou
denslager was always a leading splr:~
at the picnic. where many of the poll
teal schemes were talked over each
year. f4 8gftA
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