Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-04
WILLIAMSTOWN.

tive ASSOCIATION, sDefOre Recorder
Wood charged with stealing lot of
harness from Joseph Johnson, near
Chew's Landing. Levinsk gave bail
in the sum of two hundred dollars to
appear before Recorder Wood on
April 10th.
Sedrick Bodine and Miss Phoebe Bo-
dine, of Camden, were visiting friends
here on Sunday.
Mr. Wesley Gable is very sick again
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold an Easter supper in
the town hall tomorrow, Saturday,
April 6. Proceeds for building fund.
( The following are the names of the
scholars who were neither tardy or
absent during the past month: Miss
Bugbee, teacher: Leon Curry, Florence
Cant, and Olive Wescott. Miss Jor-
dan, teacher: Fletcher Simmerman,
Elizabeth Evans, Florence Wescott,
Helen Crist, Kathryne Trout, and
Jennie Robinson Miss Shoemaker,
teacher: Jos. Burrough, Louis KAN
mer, Harry Sickler, Luther Smith,
Carl Simmerman, Clara Cant, Amy
Cant, Blanch Harper, Jennie Tice,
Amy Bond and Grace Stevenson Miss
Tombleson, teacher: Carroll Lough-
lin, Joseph Carrone, Willis Kelly, Al
bert Brown, Dorothy Trout, Elvira
Penn, Ethel Eldridge, and jeanette
Prickett. Miss Tweed, teacher: Emer-
son Tombleson, Harry Rainer, Mich
ael Calyello, Walter Simmerman,
Christine Marsh, Eva Weed, Lydia
White, Roberta Deaner and Theresa
Penn. Miss Norcross, teacher: Eliza
beth Warren, Lavinia Brown, Cathar-
inc Giberson, Marion Babcock, Burton
Sickler, John Cairone Edward Evans,
George Norcross, Nelson Ryan, Frank
Lanzalotti, William Carter and Mary
Lawrence. Miss Morgan, teacher:
James Cain, Edward Tice, George Sim
norman, David Lawrence, Tony Lam
zalotti. Miss Mcclure, teacher: Mill
cent Ryan, Juanita Deaner, Alfred Ry-
an, Joseph Anthony, John Johnson,
Miss Conover, teacher: Ward Lough-
Hin, Clarence Wells, David Carter Miss
Marsh, teacher Edna Weed, Theresa
Julian, Floyd Bauersfeld. Miss Wood
I ruff teacher: Paul Mahjonbian, David
Ennis, James DeHart, Nellie Taylor,
Gladys Mahjonbian Eva Reuter-.
Mrs. Charles Garwood gave three
cent tea on Friday evening for the
| benefit of the NJ. e. improvement
Fund. Among those present were Ell
sic Simmerman, Allie Simmerman, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Simmerman, Bell Lltz,
Emily ireland, Ethel Simmerman.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday evening at the
Presbyterian Manse. All members are
requested to be present.
l. Revival meetings were held in the
isOak Street Mission Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of this week, and will
l;also be held this evening. Charles
lgChampion, a student of Pennington
ESeminary, took charge Tuesday even
fling. William Flexon took charge on
Wednesday evening, and tonight Jas.
White, of Downer, will have charge.
Mrs. Bell Lutz, Mrs. John NJ. Gil
rard and Mrs Emily Ireland gave d
mystery tea at the home of Mrs. Bell
Lutz on Tuesday evening for the NJ
E. Improvement Fund About fifty
were invited; lots of fun and a pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all.
Next Sunday evening the Presby
Iterian congregation will unite with the
NJ E. Church and both choirs will
i unite and render the cantata entitled,
"The Risen King" also, other special
Easter music.
A Ladies' Auxiliary is being form
ed in connection with the Uslass' Tn
ion of the NJ. e. Church.
Mrs. Mcclure has moved back TO
her home at Haddon Heights and her
daughter will board with Mrs. Al5er.
| Tweed until school closes.
| There were present in the NJ. E
Dr.; wv on SUNDAY 9 taarhnrc oQ
girls, II boys, / officer, visitors.
Those at church were Ward Loughlin,
Virginia Loughlin, John Simmerman,
| Mildred Simmerman and Marion Bab-
cock.
Prof Ortlip left on Tuesday for
Barnegat to work in the glass factory.
Prof. Norris will take charge of the
Easter music in his absence.
Dr. FODDER is talking of buying the
Kaizer property on Main street.
The eleven months old child of Her
bert Wells was buried ON Tuesday.
Mrs. Clifford Oliver has been suf-
fering from blood poison for about one
week, caused by running a nail in her
foot.
Mr.. Booth, of Asbury Park, the re-
sort MANAGER for the Press, spent
Sunday with Oryis Wood.
The WonAn's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet next Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. William Flex-s
on.
Clifford Oliver has moved from
Penna. to Perth Amboy.
Mr. Clery, detective for Camden
county, was in town on Monday ac-
|companied by Frank Pine, of Black
wood
Work on the new Presbyterian
Church, also the new home Of Mr.
Pfeiffer is being resumed in earnest.
Mrs. Kleinhenn and Mrs. Daily
spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Sedrick Bodine, Of Camden, has en-
gagged to work on the Frank Jennings
farm this summer. Mr.. Bodine is not
in good health, and no doubt the open
air will be beneficial.
About eleven dollars were realized
"a n, q a,, q n, mont oriynn last TJIpS-