Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-09
WENONAH.

school room of the church. Besides
attractive features there will be ty-
pical village store, where you may get
everything from pin to plow, as
you know.
Miss Olive Jordan has been suffer-
ing with an attack of laryngitis and
has been unable to return to her class
as teacher at Alloway. Miss Ada Jor-
den has been substituting for her.
The Boy Scouts foot ball team play
ed the Pitman Boy Scouts Saturday
afternoon at the w. M. A. field.
The Missionary Society of the M.
at the home of Mrs. Ekey About
twenty-five ladies were present and
various reports were read and approx
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Knisell, of
Camden, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Viereck ON South Jeffer-
son avenue.
A very quiet wedding took place on
last Wednesday morning in the Pres
byterian Church when Miss Rebecca
Burroughs became the bride of Mr.
were no attendants and the only
guests were the parents of the bride
and groom and Mr.. and Mrs. Rainear
Mrs. Sara Johnson is assisting her
sister in Ohio and will go from there
to Milwaukee to attend the National
Convention of the w. c. T. u as a
delegate from the Gloucester County
Union.
The Grange celebrated Halloween
on last Monday evening, and a good
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Sterlin Stockton
entertained the Merchantville Bridge
Club last Saturday afternoon and
evening, at their home ON Princeton
avenue.
Miss Mildred Evans celebrated her
sixth birthday last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hallman and
children spent the week end at the
home of their brothers in Frankford.
Mr.. Thornton Hitchner went to
| Elmer on a shooting trip and brought
home three rabbits and squirrel.
The pupils of the Wenonah public
school who have been neither absent
nor tardy for the month of October
are as follows: First Grade-Mary
Newcomb, Alon Hitchner Second
Grade-Irene Hallman, Anita Hitch
ner, Elizabeth Wright, Kathryne Ekey,
Eva Rowbatham, James Gage, Walter
Poff, Robert Spedder, and Francis
Kinser. Third Grade-Wallace Farr,
Joseph Nard, Estelle Barlow, Mary
Reyno, Ethel Budden and Irene Van
Meter. Fourth Grade-Harris Coles,
Clifford Ekey, Edward Parker, and
Florence Wentzell. Fifth Grade-John
Beckett, Howard Mattson, Anna Drum
mer, Anna Mehorter, Claire Poff, Her
bert Titus, Evelyn Davis, Miriam
Holt, Blanche Phillips, and Ethel
Mills. Sixth Grade James Carey,
Mead Gladding, Jack Avis, Dorothy
Ekey, Bessie Gladding, Ellison Coles,
Frank Peddle, Elizabeth Ekey, Pauline
Gilmour, Grace Mehorter and Florence
Titus. Seventh Grade-Doris Avis,
Anna Krayer, Louisa Sargent, Richard
Stockton, Mildred Genther, Ethel Phil
lips. Louis Drummer, and Niles Poff.
Eighth Grade-Bessie McKeen, Her
bert Clark, Hugh Mehorter, Knallin
Cox, Frank Davis and Harold Urian.
Masters Mifin and Alfred Perkins,
OF Landsdowne, were visiting friends
in the borough last week.
Wesley Chapter No. 1873 of the Meth
odist Church held it's regular meeting
at the home of James Shuster on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Clayton Snyder entertained
the Young Matrons Sewing Glass on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Cecilia Sargent was home
from Bryn Mawr Saturday for week
, end visit.
Mrs. Barlow and daughter Estella,
OF Willow street, have left for two
weeks in the West.
Mr. Albert Miller, brother to Mrs.
Edward Benson recently sent her a
thirty pound piece of venison. Mr..
Miller has been cunning in Canada
Mrs. John Voght entertained the
Monday Club
Mrs. Anna Johnson is visiting her
friends in Narbeth, Pa.
All of our rabbit hunters had good
luck last week, William Morogue get
ting eight rabbits without a dog.
Mrs. Emily Gaunt, of Mickleton, is
spending some time with Mrs. Emma
Gaunt on Monroe ave.
Mrs. Hicken and Mrs. Haines, of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Evans on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Peddle entertained the
Sorosis last Thursday.
A light vote was cast in our bor-
ough on Tuesday.
Several of our boys will remember
Halloween of this year for some time.
The man who was hurt by the boys
who entered the car with their bag
and beat him over the head, breaking
his hat and glasses, has made com
plant to the railroad company, ask
ing for damages. The company has
two detectives here looking up the
affair, and have the names of all the
boys and will push the matter. Dep
uty Sheriff North will also take hand
in prosecuting them as his daughter
was knocked down by one of the boys.
The regular meeting of the w. C.
Il. u. of the Preshvterian Church