Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-26
WILLIAMS'rOWN.

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last week and was taken to Glassboro
on Monday for interment.
DR.. r e. Rogers, OF Woodbury., a
member of the State Board of Health,
made an address to farmers here on
Tuesday evening, on Hog Cholera Z
The New Minister will be given in
the Town Hall by members of the NJ
1 E.. choir and others for the benefit of
1.-THE Improvement fund of the NJ. E.
Church. Date will be announced at
a later date. =
Charles Champion, student of PEN
nington Seminary, preached Sunday
evening in the Ne. 4. Church in the
absence of the pastor, who was visit
ing friends in Burlington
John Hoffner has returned from the
| University Hospital where he went
about five weeks ago to be operated
on for appendicitis.
The shirt factory has resumed oper-
ations.
Theodore Houseman, night boss at
the factory, dropped piece of iron on
his foot few nights ago, breaking
his great toe and mashing several
others.
The special services in the Oak ST.
Mission have been discontinued and
the regular services are being held
this week
Over six hundred attended the NOV
ing picture show at Rammell's Hall
| a few nights ago, making it necessary
to add one hundred more chairs to
accommodate the crowds that gather
every Saturday evening.
| lx.1<~
| ing to the fire company. Plans for
raising money are now being consid-
cred
The farmers institute will be held
in the Town Hall December 5th.
Fifteen prizes were awarded to the
following children for the interest
they manifested in planting and att
tending the flower seeds which were
given them at the public school last
/ Spring: Charles and Robert Schade
Fletcher Simmerman, Ethel Hendrick-
son. Elsie Wills, Olive and Sanford
Shute, Norman Ford, Walter Flexon,
Geo. Norcross, Petro Matto, Courtney
Budd, Harry DeHart, Agnes Rainier,
and Mahlon Mingin
The Daughters of Liberty will hold
a Halloween party on the 27th
DR.. Pfeiffer, of Philadelphia, was
| visiting his father on Sunday.
| Hammond Ireland who has been
seriously i'll for several months seems
/ to be slowly improving.
There were present in the NJ E.
Primary on Sunday: teachers /, Off
GERS 3, girls IL, boys 13, visitors 6.
| Those at the morning service were:
Wrn n,.d 7 ,oT,1
man. There will be infant baptism in
the Primary next Sunday afternoon by
the pastor at 2.30.
A masquerade party will be held at
the home of Genelda Ford Saturday
evening. The young folks are look
| ing forward to a good time.
The Oak Street Mission are prepar-
ing for an entertainment to be held
in the town hall Nov. 11th for the
j Mission carpet fund
Mrs. John Nicholson is spending a
few days with friends in Palmyra.
Mrs. Chris. Kleinhenn went to.
Woodbury. on Tuesday to attend an
executive meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Mrs. Alice Halsey attended the Sun
day School Convention held at We
nonah on Thursday of this week.
The pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy during September we're as
follows: Maple Grove School, Miss
Bugbee: Harry Citizens, William Gra-
veil, Ellen Griener, Marion Bodine,
Anna Stevenson, Opal Major, Dorothy
Hand, Mary Thompson, Noami Tice,
Ethel Prickett, Sue Johnson, Florence
Cant, Reba Hilyard and Olive West
colt, Miss Jordan: Alma Champion,
Altha Carvin, Helen Crist, Elizabeth
Evans, Alice Evans, Kathryn Trout
Florence Westcitt, Melvin Giberson
and Fletcher lSimmerman. Miss Shoe
maker: Joseph Burroughs, Louis Kam-
mer, Luther Smith, Amy Bond, Myrtle
Champion, Ethel Cossaboon, Clara
Cant, Amy Cant, Blanche Harper. Es-
ther Marsh, Grace Stevenson, Jennie
Tice, Reba White, Reba Williams
Miss Tombleson: Adrin Thompson, Eli
Marsh, Harold Simmerman, Joseph
Cairone, Luther McIlvaine, Augusta
Bennett, Alma Williams, Dorothy
Trout, Dorothy Nicholson, Ethel Hen
erickson, Ethel Giberson, Helen Nc
Neal, Jeanette Prickett, Myrtle Tilton,
Mary Lehman, Reba Stiles, Vivian
Bennett. Miss, Tweed: Edward Kur-
zins, Emerson Tombleson, George Reh-
man, Harry Rainier, Joseph Gaskill,
Ralph Downer, Warren Champion.
William Marshall. Carrie Citizens,
Christine Marsh, Dora Reeve, Emily
DeHart, Florence McIlvaine, Lydia
White, Margaret McCool, Roberta Dem
ner, Theresa Penn. Miss Norcross:
Burton Sickler, John Cairon, Frank
Cairon, Norman Ford, Ross Babcock.
Raymond Giberson, George Norcross,
Waiter Flexon, Alfred McIlvaine,
Nelson Ryan, Erwin Thompson, Joseph
Cline, Mildred Rennebaum, Elizabeth
Warren, Naomi Hughes, Virginia Bo-
dine, Margaret Wanko, Catharine
Giberson, Myrtle Johnson, Bessie Ba-
ker, Marion Babcock, Alice Evans.
May Blakeley, Olive Shute. Miss
Mcclure: Alfred Ryan, Charles Lam
zalotti, Earl Tice, Frank Cossaboon.
HerShel Luce. Lester Marshall Paw