Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-23
WILLIAMSTOWN

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Christian Temperance Union which
was held at the home Of Mrs. Vim.
Tweed last Tuesday evening, it was
decided to hold a union service in the
NJ e Church next Sunday evening
Miss Elfreth, State superintendent of
the w G. T. U. will be the speaker
Of the evening The following super
intendents We're appointed for the
Williamstown Union Mrs. Chris.
Kleinhenn, Social Meetings and Red
Letter Days; Mrs McCool Sabbath
Observance; Mrs. j t. Wood, Lit
erature and Press; Mrs. Charles Gar
wood, Evangelistic; Mrs. Edna Lough-
lin, Anti-Narcotics Mrs. William
Tweed, Soldiers and Sailors; Mrs
George Giberson, Medical Temper
ance; Ella Loughlin, Christian Citi-
zenship; Mrs. L.. Lollo, Flower Mis-
sion; Mrs. Oliver, Sunday School
Temperance; Mrs Eva Marsh, Scien-
tiffc Temperance
Mr. and Mrs. Norris spent Sunday
in Pedricktown; in the absence of
Mr. Norris, Harold Krouse led the
NJ. E. Choir.
Mrs. Meyer, of Camden, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Eli Marsh's
family.
Miss Ada Eldridge, Of Atlantic City,
is spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. John Girard
Norman Eldridge has opened a to-
bacco and confectionery store in the
shop formerly occupied by Mr.. .Thomp-
son.
Mr.. Alonzo Hand and wife left on
Tuesday for their home in New York.
There were present in the M. E.
Primary on Sunday / teacher, % boys,
19 girls, 3 officers, and visitors.
Those at church were Ward Lough-
lin, Virginia Loughlin, Walton Marsh,
Robert McNeal, and Mildred Simmer
mon.
Mrs. Kleinhenn and Mrs. Daily
were visitors to Philadelphia Monday
A full rehearsal for "The New
Minister was held at the home of
Mrs. Harold Krouse on Monday even
ing. The entertainment will be Civ
en- in the town hall Saturday evening,
= December End, and promises to be
very fine. About thirty will take part
and all will be dressed ii old style
costumes.
| An entertainment was given in the
Itown hall on Friday evening for the
benefit of the Free Library and read
| ing room q The first part was a beau
tiful drill and song by 16 little girls
dressed as fairies, after which The
Courtship of Miles Standish was pre-
sented. Mr.. Fox, one of the yard
bosses in the glass factory, presented
Miles Standish, Mrs. Fox was Pris-
ella; MIR. Noll stranger to many
in Williamstown, and also employed
by the glass company, filled the part
of John Alden. After this scene, was
a cute little comedy entitled Two
Much Married !" The hall was crowd
ed to the doors and many times the
performers were compelled to stop to
allow the laughing and applause to
cease. Mr.. Myers, owner of the NOV
ing picture show, was the central fig
ure around whom Mrs. L. NJ. Halsey,
Miss Helen Garwood, Prof. McF Fadden
and Dunlevy Loughlin also shown as
bright actors. Over S95 90 was real
lied for the use of the reading room.
4 Rev. Harry AIcCool will commence
Nreviva1 services in the Town Hall on
Sunday evening, Dec. 3rd. ~
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold a fair and festival
in the town hall Saturday evening,
Decembed 9th.
Mrs. Kalahan, of Philadelphia, was
visiting her son on Sunday.
Mrs. Almarine Woodruff, of Clay
ton, was spending a. few days with
her mother last week.
About 80 children attended the Loy-
al Temperance Legion in the NJ e.
Church on Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Chris. Kleinhenn and her assistant
are doing wonderful work among
the children and should be greatly en-
couraged.
Miss Helen sickler is on the sick
list.
Mr. Oscar Thompson will have a
sale of household goods the first of
December and he will leave for Africa
some time in December where he will
engage in farming