Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-08-22
GLASSBORO

The Adams and Locke Genealogical
Society will hold its annual meeting
at Mickleton on Saturday, August 81.
Harry C. C. Shute of this place is
president of the society and Mrs.
Shute is secretary.
The young folks of this place will
hold dance at Spring Lake on next
Tuesday evening. A royal good time
is looked for Messrs. Oscar Will
mont, Frank Doaahugh and Geo. Nc
Fadden are on the committee of ar
rangements.
NJ. NJ. Campbell, who has been man
ager of the Whitney Department
Store for several years. will embark
in the store business for himself, uti
1izing a portion of the bakery build
ing on Academy and High streets.
Mr.. Campbell expects to open the
store for business about the first of
September. The Misses Nellie Downe
and Nettie Fzsler and Walter Wilson
expect to work for him. 90
The new Presbyterian Church at
Chestnut Ridge will be opened for
public worship for the first time on
next Sunday at 1890 O'Clock
Edward S. Scott is the owner of a
new ve-passenger Ford automobile
Sam'l Evan, who has occupied the
Whitney property, on High and Lake
streets, for the past twenty ght
years, moved in one of Mrs Taylor's
houses on Wilmer street on Tues
day. The house which Mr.. Evan has
been occupying will be moved to an
other location and the new high
school will be started as soon as
possible.
The chimney on the north side
Of the High School building is being
repaired this week.
j. Ellis Paulin is improving his
property on North Broad street by
having cement curb laid
: Grover" Scharnagle, the star twirl-
er of the New Jersey Gas Company's
ball team, is suffering from a badly
lacerated hand, having ran hook
into his finger on his left hand. 1t
is swollen to an immense size The
hook passed clean through his finger.
The improved road on Focer street
mas ben christened the Repp Boule-
ward; it is 80 feet wide.
Saturday was Tall Cedars day at
Alcyon Park and members of that.
order from this pace and surround
ing towns held their outingD In the
evening the members we're rendered
a reception at the Pitman Masonic
club house. One of the features of
the outing was balloon ascension
with five parachute drops.
The John P Whitney dairy farm is
furnishing $50 to 500 quarts of milk
daily. There is one COW alone which
gives 26 and % quarts of milk daily.
Glassboro had quite "a mad dog
scare. One day last week a mad dog
passed through the town, biting not
less than eight dogs. 1t was finally
killed near Cross Keys by Grant Duff
field.
The Township Committee has pass
ed an ordinance to the effect that all
dogs shaal be muzzled and all dogs
running at large not properly muz-
zled will be shot.
Fritz Eifert has purchased new
motorcycle.
Michael Badour, whose horse was
killed by lightning a few weeks ago,
mas public collection taken for him
and they have paid over 5000 to re-
imburse him.
A great many persons from here
attended the camp meeting services
at Malaga on Sunday.
Miss Grace Curry is spending a
few days with friends at Westmont.
Miss Florence Barton, of Camden,
who has been spending the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs William Carney,
left on Tuesday evening for Pitts
burgh.
Edward Donahue and Harry Seibert
have returned home after two
weeks stay at Baltimore, Nd. and
Washington, d. c..
Miss Fannie Richman has re-
turned home after a two months
stay with relatives at Scranton, Pa.
Harry Robertson left on Wednes-
day for a two weeks stay at Strouds-
burg, Pa, and the Water Gap.
Lawrence McFadden, shop clerk for
the Pen1a. R. R. Co., is at home en-
joying two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Helm and
son Herbert will leave September 9Th
for Muskako Lake, Canada, Thousand
Islands and a trip up the st. Law
fence River They expect to be gone
about fifteen days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Cake and
children have returned home, after
spending the week with relatives at
Vineland
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lon Barton and
Albert Chew and two children spent
Sunday with friends at Fortescue.
The Misses Emma and Name Ru-
dolph have returned home after
pleasant sojourn at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Leap are
spending a few days at Beach Haven.
NEWBOLD-W ESTvILLE.
Miss Ruth Haines, of Westville, left
on Monday for Asbury Park.