Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
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were agreeably surprised on saturday
4 evening. The occasion was the birthday
Of the we'll known business people, Mr..
boro Country Club. was at the club in
company with friends while Mrs. Camp-
! bell was at her home on New street, and
and on their arrival were agreeably SUR
| prised to find host of friends and rela-
/ tives awaiting them and on their arrival
Informed them Of their birthday. "A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by those
present. and il dainty supper was served
to the. guests, who included Mrs. Henry
Borandicum, of Philadelphia: Mrs. Edw.
Shuster and Mrs Thomas A. Houseman,
of Blackwood; Mrs. Frank Hill, Mr.. Ed
ward Hill and Mrs. Harry Crane. of
Mr. and Mrs James lame ! Leeds. Mrs. Jacob
Campbell. Miss Ade Nickerson, Mrs. Wln.
Martin, Master Stanley Martin, Albert
johnson, Mrs. Mary johnson. Miss Isabel
and Master AIiilard Campbell Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Patterson.
! Poeohontas Council No. 4S Jr. o. q. A.
NJ. initiated il class of candidates into the
mysteries of their order on Monday even
| ing.
A cedar hedge fence has been set along
the Chestnut Ridge Estate by the w. ].
K s. s. r. r. Co. and presents a very
neat appearance.
There were no moving pictures at the
Auditorium on Friday night. owing to the
| fact that the reels were missent to Clay.
ton. Del.
Two beautiful sectional book eases have
been purchased by the local fire company
and arrived on Friday and have been
| placed at the fire house which adds great
ly to the appearance of the assembly room
| c. Wilbur Conoyer who is on the re-
ceiving ship Cumberland of the U. S.
Navy, has been on Il furlough and has
/ been spending some time with his father,
Charles Conover, and other Glassboro rel
| atives.
Az, ala,st;np eor trus+aac +ooE ,,Iaoo ~
the First NJ. r.. Church on Thursday night
and Samuel d. Beckett. ]. II. Imhoff and
Charles T Repp We're reelected for a
| ter on the w. J. & S. s. r. r. at Cam
den. and who recently bought the late
Thomas n. Simmerman property on Broad
street, moved here from Camden Monday.
| A beautiful tombstone has been erected
over the grave of the late Jacob G.. Bow
ers at the Manahath Cemetery.
! Detectives and the local police are still
working on the Seabrook robbery case.
Glassboro Loan and building Association
| have offered Il reward of 500 for evidence
that will lead to the arrest and conviction
| of the person who assaulted and robbed
Mr.. Seabrook The New Jersey Gas Co.
also offers reward of $25.
Orla Wescott has accepted a position
with. the New Jersey Gas Co and is To-
Gated at Yineland
'T1FSO0 FOOT lJOldLlOQ H1fLY, a Dur
lesque in two scenes. was presented to
large and appreciative audience by the
| members of Mrs. A. NJ. Seabrook's Sunday
school class. on Friday evening. at the
Association Hall. The Sunday school or
chestra of the 1st NJ. e. Church assisted
in the program
Mrs DR., E. NJ. Duftield has been spend
ing a portion of this week as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Evan. at Millyille.
Arbutus is to be found in large guam
i!titiies around Glassboro, and hunters of
Nthese spring flowers have been surprised
to find great quantities of teaberries in the
woods.
The Oregan House on Main street is be-
ing treated to Il coat of paint Samuel
Brewer is doing the work.
Many residents of this section are still
pumping water from their cellars but it
seems to run in about as fast as it can
be pumped out.
Frank Scott, of Clayton. has moved into
the Geo. Scott property on High street
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wENONAH.
DR.. Thomas Mulvey, Phi. D.. gave the
second of his series of lectures in the
Academy gymnasiunISon Saturday evening.
Painters, and was well enjoyed by all
present.
Mayor Lorenee has issued a proclama-
tien at the request of the Wenonah Mu-
tual Improvement Association to ask our
citizens to cooperate with that society in
making Thursday To-day a day for a
general spring r, ss,, cleaning up Of Yards and
the expense of the society.
Miss Mortie Stokes was elected to fill
the position of superintendent of the NJ
b. Sunday school in place of Mr.. Edward
Evans, resigned at a special meeting of
the Sunday School Board.
The stork came to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Shuster on Tuesday morning
and left little baby.
The Mothers Glass was entertained by
Mrs. Walter Wright on Clinton ave-, on
Monday evening.
sold his home on s. NIantua ave. to a
Mr.; Harris: of gilman.
Mr.. Wfllam Borg will move into his
DR.. Stein. of Philadelphia. has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Coles.
The Ladies All Aid of the NJ =. Church
day night. They fed ABOUT one hundred
and twenty-five people.
committee of men, representing the NJ.
Horganized to forward the Y. NJ. G. A.
Elmovement for Gloucester county. Hon
IW.. G Cattell has been elected chairman.
Fand H. 81, Paris, secretary. a large dele
cation will attend the convention on April
Miss IS simmons simmons. of the W N. A. enter
tained Mrs Martin, of Philadelphia, on
Mrs. Phillips is very low at her home on
S.. Monroe avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Johnson. of Pit
man, have been spending some time with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John Moore
Mrs. Zehr has been entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. J Sales, of Flatbush, n.
York.
The w NJ. A. could not open their base
bail season on Saturday on account of the
rain. but opened it on Wednesday with
Bordentown H. S.
The Mayor Clerk and Collector signed
Wenonah's first municipal bond. This
was water bond.
Miss Cecilia Sargent entertained a num-
Der of her friends at luncheon on Monday
in honor of her friend. Mrs. Clinton. of
Portland. Oregon, who has been her guest
Mrs. Anna Johnson is remodeling and
painting her home. She viii rent it fur
nished as she has a position as nurse.
Don't forget the subscription dance in
the Academy gymn. on this Saturday
evening.
Miss Rose Holt has returned home from
the hospital where she recently underwent
an operation.
The Farmers and Poultry Co-operative
Association will meet hereafter the first
and third Thursday evenings in every