Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
sWEDESRnRn

Miss Mary Miller, Of Wilmington
Del, has come to make her home with
Iher niece, Mrs. Oliver Grimshaw.
! A service Of Forty Hours Devotions
has just been held in ST. Joseph's
Church.
/ The Methodist Sunday School will
hold its Christmas service on Tues
| day evening, December I'D, instead OF
ION Wednesday evening, 23d, as pre-
| viously announced
The Christmas festival OF Trinity
Church will be held on Christmas Eve,
in the lecture room Of the church.
| The Presbyterian Sunday School
Ewiil hold its Christmas service in the
church on Christmas Eve.
The Christmas entertainment Of the
lFOld Stone" Sunday School viii be
held on Wednesday evening, Deem
lber 23d.
Rev. 1. r Williams, evangelist,
preached two excellent sermons in the
Methodist Church. on Sunday He is
a good preacher and fine singer, and
draws good congregations.
/ Evangelist Geo. Z. Barker Is at
home for the Christmas holidays
Our stores are filing up with Christ
mas goods, and the window displays
are beautiful No need to go away
lfrom home for your gifts when so
lmany pretty and useful articles can
be procured here Patronize the home
stores.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Patterson have
lremoyed from Broad street, to the
Richardson farm, near here.
Again has the death angel visited
this community and another well
known citizen has passed away Mr.
| William NJ. Walters died suddenly on
Sunday evening at the home of Mrs
Mary E. Hi1debrand, where he had
been boarding for several years. He
was taken seriously i'll in the street
ion Tuesday evening of last week, and
since then had been confined to the
house, but seemed to be improving,
and there was no thought OF imme.
date danger. On Sunday evening just
after 9 O'Clock he babe the family
good night, with the remark Il hope
ito see you all in the morning., and
went up to his room, and from there
| to the bath room where he was
stricken and died in moment, aged
63 years. He was born near Harrison.
willie and lived in that neighborhood
until the breaking out of the Civil
War, when on August 4, 1862, he en-
LISTED in Co A, 18th Reg. N j.. Vols
and faithfully served his country for
three wears. Later he removed to
| Woodstown, where he became a mem.
Der of the Presbyterian Church, where
he held his membership until his
death He was a member OF Mosaesae
Tribe Of Red Men, of Woodstown
which he was largely instrumental in
instituting He was a member of the
Sr. Mechanics Lodge of Woodstown
He was a member of John A Dix
| Post, Of Swedesboro, and its Adjutant.
From Woodstown he removed to Rio
Grande, Cape May county, and from
there to this place where he has spent
the last eight years an honored citi-
zen. He leaves. one son, Clifford Wal
tiers, of Philadelphia, beside other
more distant relatives to mourn his
loss. His funeral took place on We'd
lnesday morning from the home of Mrs
lHildsbrand, at 10 o'clock. with services
at the Presbyterian Church at 1890
conducted by Rev. F. J. Collier, pastor
of the WoodstoWn Presbyterian
Church. members of his old regiment
aeting as pallbearers, and his remains
were laid to rest in Lake Park Gene
tery, beside those of his wife. who died
several years ago.