Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
WILLIAMSBURG

"A very valuable nOuud belonging
to DR.. Edwards hung himself on Sum
day by jumping over the manger to
which she was chained When found
hanging there she was quite dead.
John Girard and wife have return
ed from Ocean City.
On account of the storm on Sat
urday evening the Oak st. Mission
continued their block social on Mon
day evening of this week, which was
a decided success. The band was on
hand and gave some very fine music.
About SIG was cleared which Mr..
Brown, the superintendent of the
school says is very greatly needed to
carry on the work of the Mission.
Services were held in the Town
Hall on Sunday by the Presbyterian
congregation, which will be continued
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sickler, of Pit
man, moved into their new home here
on Tuesday.
The Rev. John Nicholson and family
are visiting friends near Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crist have
moved into the Joseph property on
Main street where they have opened
an ice cream saloon.
Mrs Richard Tice is very Ill and it
is feared she may not recover.
Mrs. Leslie, of Trenton is spending
a few days with her brother. DR..
Edwards.
Mrs. Black, of Bridgeton, has boon
paying her son, DR.. Black visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Krouse have
returned from their trip to Greenwich
where they were spending few days
with Mr.. Krouse's parents.
Mrs. Ayars and two little sons, of
Bridgeton, are spending a few days
with friends here.
The regular Thursday evening pay
er meeting will commence at 80
instead of las hereafter.
Pickles are still being hauled to the
factory. Their seems to be no end to
the pickle crop.
The band took a picnic to Fries
Mill on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Weaver, of
Pleasantville, have been visiting old
friends here.
The NJ. E. Choir will commence
their regular rehearsals tonight, Fri
day
o. T. Wood spent Saturday evening
and Sunday with Dr.. HURTS family,
in BlackWood.
A warrant was sworn out against
Howard Bailey at the instigation of
the Williamstown Glass Co., for vio-
lating the rules and order of the COM
pany by going in the works and talk
ing to the workmen. Magistrate
Wood fined him So. 70 which he paid
Work has commenced in the can
ming factory, but thus far tomatoes
are very scarce.
Charles Lawrence, George Reid,
Luther Carvin, and William Marshall,
all under IA years were arranged be-
fore Magistrate Wood Saturday even
ing charged with stealing cantalohpes
from Miles Morgan's patch. They
were discharged on payment of cost
and fine for cantaloupes.
The End quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. Church will meet Saturday
evening, Sept. 9th, in the church.
At a meeting of the New Jersey
kotdtC 0OuC1dtiOn u ldUOI uSlQ Ill
Camden, George w. Marsh was elect
ed first vice president for the ensu-
ing year.
Factory No. of the Glass Com
pany will start up on the first day
of September 1t is not certain when
the other furnaces will start.
John R. Downer will deliver lee
ture in the Town Hall Saturday even
ing, Sept. End.
A farmers picnic will be held on
the lawn in front of the Town Hall
Saturday afternoon and evening by
the ladies of the M. p. Church for the
benefit of the carpet fund. The ladies
have raised two hundred and fourteen
dollars in six months toward this
fund, but as other improvements will
be necessary, it will take at least
three hundred more.
Miss Phoebe Bodine, of Stratford,
is visiting Miss Olive Camp.