Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-12
WILLIAMSTOWN.

j The brick cutters on Main street
are being laid by Mr.. Thomas, Wood
bury. Most of the concrete walks are
laid on Main street, the few that re-
main will be laid by the committee in
charge and the bill handed to the
property owners.
The funeral of Mrs Vernon Cham
i pion took place from her late resi-
dence Monday afternoon, interment in
the NJ. E. Cemetery.
An old fashioned spelling bee was
one of the attractions at the Grange
on Tuesday evening
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society met at the home of Mrs. Levi
Prickett Wednesday evening
DR.. Jay Edwards and friend, Miss
Helen Briggs spent Sunday with his
parents.
! Walter Rammel has sold out his
business to julius Schwartz.
! The Sunshine Society met at the
home of Mrs. Alice B. Halsey We'd
nesday afternoon.
\ There were present in the NJ. e.
Primary on Sunday teachers,
officers, s visitors, 40 girls, 28 boys.
Those at the preaching service were:
Robert McNeal, Ward Loughlin, Vir-
ginia Loughlin, Walter Flexon, Sarah
Weed, Edna Weed, Elsie Champion,
Margaret Bennett, Hilda Dixon, Eva
Dixon, Eva Weed and Katherine Tice.
The Rev. J. Calvin Krouse and wife
of Greenwich, were visiting their
son Harold and wife last week.
Autumnal Day was observed at the
4 Oak Street Mission on Sunday morn
ing. The Mission was very prettily
trimmed with flowers, fruit and vege-
!, tables, which were distributed among
the poor and sick, at the close of the
service.
The w. G. T. U. held their regular
meeting in the NJ. E. Church Monday
evening. 1t was proposed that the
regular meetings be held at the diff
ferent homes this winter, as means
of drawing a larger crowd than at
the church, but it was not fully de-
! cided upon. Mrs. Kleinhenn, the
President of the w. c.. u. here went
to Woodstown ON Wednesday to at
tend the State Convention of the w.
i G. T. u.
At the meeting of the Loyal Tenn
perence Legion on Saturday, Mrs.
Kleinhenn was reelected Superinten-
dent of the League, and Miss Olive
Camp and Susie Stevenson assist
ants. Olive Camp was elected organ
! ist and Myrtle Tilton and jeanette
/ Prickett, assistants. Reba Hilyard,
| treasurer and Luther Smith seere-
tary.
4 Miss Lowless, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Mrs. Albert Tweed from
Saturday until Monday.
! Miss Ethel Downs spent Sunday as
the guest of Mrs. Mailman, of Pitman
Lawyer Hagerman, of Blackwood,
was in town on Saturday looking af-
ter business.
/ Mr.. Wolson, of Cape May City, had
charge of the preaching service Sum
day morning in the M. E.. Church and
took for the basis of his remarks
these words: Whatsoever things are
i of good report; if there be any virtue
and if there be any praise think on
these things" Philippians As. In
the afternoon the Rally Day service
| was held in the Sunday school. The
room was handsomely decorated by
members of Mrs. Cliver's class and
a good program had been arranged by
the committee, consisting of duets,
quartettes, recitations and piano
solo. The orchestra was on hand,
which added to the occasion. Nearly
three hundred were present, eighty of
whom were from the primary ROOM
In the evening platform meeting
was held in charge of the Superinten-
dent of the Sunday school, William
! Flexon, who made the opening ad-
dress, which was followed by Mr..
/ Weaver, of Pleasantville,, and the pas
! tor, Mr.. Nicholson.
The funeral of Mrs. Vernon Cham
pion was held on Monday afternoon
from her late residence, on Blue Bell
road, interment in the NJ. E. Cemetery
A week of extra meetings ares be-
ing held in the Oak Street Mission,
which commenced on Monday even
ing, the following being the names of
some who will take part in the SER
/ vices: George Hand, Rev. A. Morgan
Arthur Downer, Clarissa Evans, Mr..
Lollo, Lizzie Simmerman, Miss Stew
art and Bernard Loughlin.
John s. Weaver and wife, of Pleas
antville, spent Sunday with Eli Marsh
/ ddQ 1dlAllys
J. T. Wood and DIR. Edwards were
among those who attended the auto
races in Philadelphia on Monday.
DR.. Edwards has purchased a new
auto which he and his friends are en-
| joying.
Several members of the NJ. E. Choir
went to Janvier Monday evening to
assist in the singing at the revival
meetings which are being conducted
by the Rev. Henry McCool, of the
Presbyterian Church here.
The pastor Of the Downer church
was present at the Rally Day service
in the NJ. E. Sunday school and taught
the lesson for the day from the desk,
which was very interesting and in
structive, and greatly enjoyed by all.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
i Church held pot-pie supper in the
Town Hall Saturday evening, realizing
a neat sum for the building fund.
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