Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-28
WILLIAMSBURG

4 Inc Young Men InflSIlan ASS0cla-
citation met at the Presbyterian Manse
Monday evening in company with the
Board of Directors to make plans for
the work. Their regular meetings
will be held in the front room of the
house now occupied by Prof. McFad-
den on Main street. Tables, books
agazines and games will be CRATE
fully received by the boys.
The members of the l.. r. l.. gave
a very interesting entertainment in
the lecture room of the NJ. E. church
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hollinger, of Atlantic City, has
purchased piece of land of Charles
Sinmerman adjoining that purchased
by him of Oscar Souder one year ago
The Help a Little Society was
formed at the home of Mrs. J. T.
Wood on Wednesday evening of last
week with Is members, II of whom
were present. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs Chris.
Kleinhenn; LIST vice, Mrs. Harold
Krouse; End vice, Miss Reba Hilyard;
Bird vice, Miss Pauline McNeal; secre-
tary, Olive Camp; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Garwood Miss Eva Marsh
and Mrs. N. NJ. Lutz were appointed
an entertainment committee for next
month Mrs Wood, Mrs .Lentz. Mrs.
Mrs. Souder and Mrs. Eva Marsh
were appointed committee on by
laws. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Kleinhenn on the
third Wednesday evening in April,
when there will be an Easter egg hunt
and spelling bee of words all of
which will begin with e." also duet
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinhenn Nine
members have been added since last
meeting, making 81.
Mr.. Albert Tweed will go out of the
store business, and go in business
with his father-in-law, Mr. Jacob
Ware, at SicklerviIe
Mrs. Daniel Dawson died suddenly
at her home on Friday last. The fu-
neral services were held Tuesday
morning; interment in the NJ. e.
Cemetery.
Mrs. Clifford has taken her men,
bership from the NJ. E. Church to
Overlyn, Ohio
Miss Esther Downs, clerk for Albert
Tweed, was home on Saturday attend
ing her sister who is quite i'll
ton, has been spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Gable, who has
been quite i'll.
Mrs. Albert Tweed has been visit
ing her father, Jacob Ware, who is
very sick
Caught in 4 steel trap at the head
OF Fries Mill pond in two weeks by
Mr. David Loughlin: / house rat; /
wild duck, / foot of weasel, 3 red
belly turtles, ! mink, 5 muskrats.
The Oakland farm farm has been
purchased by man in Virginia.
There were present in the NJ E.
Primary on Sunday 2 teachers,1 IA boys,
| s girls, | officer Those at church
were David Carter, Earl Carter, Ward
Loughlin, Virginia Loughlin, Thomas
WEIGH.
Miss Boen, of Pleasantville, has
been spending several days with Miss
Olive Camp.
Freeholder w NJ Tonlbleson has
several shocks of last years corn to
husk. He says that it is. keeping good.
| Mr. Ortlip is on a business trip to
Barnegat
Miss Eva Thompson will fill the po-
sition as cashier at the company store
1.-THE LIST Of April. Miss White, who is
now cashier, will leave for Atlantic
April LIST, where she has accepted a
position in the Hotel Blenheim
The many friends of Harold Krouse
were very glad to see him at church
a while on Sunday evening. Mr. X
is under the care of Dr. Black since
| his serious operation and seems t.
| improving as fast as could be expect
| ed. The members of the NJ. E. choir
will be very glad ito see him in the
choir as soon as possible.
| Mr.. Chris. Kleinhenn is able to be
out again after a slight attack of the
grip.
/ Miss Eva Marsh and Helen Garwood
are planning for another three cent
tea.
Mrs. Kirchenbower is spending a
few weeks with friends in the city