Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-21
WILLIAMSTOWN.


pupils who were neither absent nor
ltardy during the last school month:
Miss Bugbee, teacher, John Giberson,
Leon Curry, Marion Bodine, Ami
Stevenson Opal Major, Dorothy Hand,
Naomi Tice. Ethel Prickett Sue john
son, Florence Cant, Reba Hilyartl, and
Oliee Westcott Miss Jordan teacher,
James SmSrles worth, Fletcher Sim
norman. Helen Grist Elizabeth Evans,
Alice Evans, Anna Patterson, Kath-
ryn Trout, Florence Westcost aud Mill
dred White. Miss Shoemaker, teacher,
Amy Bond, Myrtle champion, Bessie
Chew, Ethel Cosaboon, Clara Cant,
Amy Cant. Blanche Harper, Jennie
Tice, Joseph Burrough, Lewis Kam-
mer, Harry Siekler, Joseph Sykes and
Carl Simmerman. Miss Tombleson,
teacher, Carrie Sykes. Dorothy Trout,
Ethel Hendriekson, Elvira Penn, Elsie
Marsh, Edna Park, Ethel Eldridge'
Ethel Giherson, Helen McNeal, Mary
Morgan, Myrtle Tilton Reba STYLES,
Abbie Beebe, Adrian Thompson, Car
roll Loughlin, Joseph Chrome, Willis
Kelly, Wilhert Warren, Wesley Balsef,
Albert Brown, Russell Davis and Rus
sell Tweed Miss Tweed teacher,
Harry Rainier, Joseph Gaskill, Ralph
D0wner, Russell Owens, Warren
Champion, William Marshall, Michael
CaWello, Alice Citizens, Christine
Marsh, Dora Reeve, Emily DeHart,
Florence Cornish, Lena Lazalitti, Ly-
dia White, Margaret McCool, Reba
Morgan, and Theresa Penn. Miss Nor
cross, teacher, William Beebe, Burton
Sickler, John Cairone, Frank Cairon,
Eward Evans, Norman Ford, Raymond
Giberson, Erwin Thompson, Mahlon
Mingin, Lavinia Brown, Elizabeth
Warren, Madeline Marshall, Catherine
Giberson, Myrtle Johnson, Francis
McIlvaine, Marion Babcock, Alice
Evans, May Bakley, Olive Shute, Kath-
ryn Budd, Evangeline Lanzalotti and
Naomi Hughes. Miss Mcclure, teach
er, Earl Tice, Frank Cossaboon, Jos.
Campbell, Louis Cline, Robert Nc
Neal, Sanford Shute, Theodore Trout,
Edward Owens, Margaret Bennett,
Mildred Simmerman, Milicent Ryan,
Theresa Morgan, Waneita Deaner,
Marie Haegle and Alice Turner Miss
Morgan, teacher, James Cain, Francis
Taggart, Arthur Field, Edward Tice,
Courtney Budd, Michael Phillips, Err
nest Sykes, Earl Carter. Tony Lana
lotti, Harry Filter, Sarah Weed, Vio-
let Holman, jeanette Schwartz, Cora
Albertson and Mile Cavello Miss
Conoyer teacher, Philip Phipps, David
Carter, John Simmerman, Jessie Car
win, Ward Loughlin, Peter Cairone,
Clarence Wells, Fleta Marsh, Priscilla
Trout, Hilda Dixon, Elizabeth Budd,
and Isabella Evans. Miss Marsh,
teacher, Ira Dixon, Verda Morgan, Ed
ma Weed, Arnold Henry, Earl Surran,
Earle Owens, Emma Lawrence, Lena
Phipps, Charles Italia, Ralph Morgan,
Everett White and Albert Strome.
Miss Lillian Huber died at the
Cooper Hospital Saturday and was
buried here Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Downer was. taken to
the hospital on Monday to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
realty company has been organic
er here to operate in real estate in
this section. Articles of incorpora-
ton were filed on Tuesday of last
week. The incorporators are: Edw.
F. Evans, Melvin A. Sickler, Joseph
A. Bennett, Adolph Stoerrle, John R.
Myers, Harry Evans, Ernest Stoerrle,
Harry Marshall, Jonathan Hemphill,
and John Mothering The officers of
the company are: President, e. f..
Evans; vice president, NJ. A. Sickler;
secretary, John R. Myers; treasurer,
Adoplh Stoerrle.
There were present in the NJ E.
Primary on Sunday teacher, 81 boys,
26 girls, 3 officers, visitors. Those
at church were Ada Smith, Walter
Marsh, Ruth Gaskill, Arthur Gaskill,
Willie Gaskill, Sarah Weed, Ward
Loughlin, Virginia Loughlin.
The music at the prayer service
last eVehing at the M. E. Church was
in charge of DR.. Black.
The Christmas entertainment at the
M e. Church will be held on Sunday
evening and will be of sacred order.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held
an entertainment in the M. E. church
Wednesday evening of this week; a
silver offering was taken after the
entertainment; all members were
presented with half pound box of
candy.
About 500 boys and girls gathered
at the depot on Saturday afternoon
to welcome Old Kriss who arrived on
the 5. 09 train from Glassboro. He
carried 500 photographs of himself,
which were given to the happy chill
dren, after which they all went to
the factory store where they each
received a letter and stick Of candy.
1t was about p. M. before the last
child decided to leave for home Those
who had this in charge certainly gave
the children happy time which they