Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-01
WILLIAMSTOWN.

NneW at Necfl yesterday Free lhncn
was served to all by Samuel Chew, son
of the late NJ. NJ. Chew.
Miss Alma Baker, who has been
visiting Mary McCluer for nearly four
weeks, returned to her home near
Glassboro on Thursday.
Mr. Harry Simmerman, of Barnegat,
was calling on old friends here last
week.
The little daughter of Erma Taylor
was brought here from Ocean City
on Sunday for burial Interment in
the N. E Cemetery
Rev. John Nicholson christened the
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie
ON Sunday at the home of Mrs Char
lotta Simmerman.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Pfeiffer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Krouse attended
the camp meeting services at Pitman
Grove. Friday evening.
A very pleasant evening was spent
! at the home of Prof. Norris last Satur-
day by Miss Anna Bodine, Miss Kath-
| ryn Thelmire, of Virginia;O. S. Wood,
Harold Krouse and wife, Mr. Stinson
and Mr.. Taggart.
/ 1t has been decided the school
4 children of Cecil will be conveyed to
the Germania school this winter to
avoid the trouble of keeping a teacher
at Cecil. ca
There were present in the NJ. e.
Primary, on Sunday, 2 teachers, 2
-officers, A visitors, 81 girls and %
boys The lesson was taught by Mrs.
&c H. N. Bodine. Those at church
were Virginia Loughlin, Ward Lough-
lin, Evelyn Sharp, Ada Smith, Blanch
Ingersol, Paul Tice, Dorothy Tice,
Max Black. Ruth Gaskill and Ruth
Goodall
Mrs. Name Carvin is very i'll at
this writing.
| Four bouquets were sent to the sick
from the M. E. Primary on Sunday
A little daughter was left at the
home of Mrs. Edna Tombleson a few
days ago.
A party of men among whom were
Rev. John Nicholson and Mr.. Smith
planned a fishing trip to Malaga on
Monday, but were disappointed by the
auto in which they were to go, break
| ing down.
The Womans' Home Missionary So
picnic this Friday) afternoon at Fries
Mill. Teams will be at the M. E.
Church at one o'clock to convey all
who wish to go. An invitation has
been extended to the members of the
Foreign Missionary Society to join.
The date was changed from Wednes-
day to Friday on account of the NJ. e.
picnic from Sewell having the grove
engaged for Wednesday.
The little son of Ralph Smith was
bitten few days ago by a mosquito
which has caused the little fellow con-
siderable suffering.
The official board and members of
the committee on improvement met at
the NJ E. Church, Monday evening, to
! talk oves. the work of the church and
make plans for further improvements.
/ Drawings for the new proposed church
steeple have been received, and it is
possible this Improvement will be made
which will add greatly to the appear
ance of the church.
Quite a number went from here yes
| terday. on the G. A. r. excursion to
Atlantic City.
The NJ. E. School have decided to
hold their annual picnic at Fries Mills
August 14th. Ice cream and other
things will be on sale for the benefit
of the Improvement fund of the
church
Mr.. William P. Buck is spending
several days in his bungalow at I'm
expected
Miss Sarah Pollard, of Sickler-
vile was visiting Mrs. Hannah Kir-
chenbower on Sunday.
/ Mrs Taylor, of Salem, has been
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hannah
Kirchenbower.
Miss Flora Reed, of New York City,
is spending some time with Mr.. Het-
rick's family.
The benches have been removed
from the upper room of the NJ. E.
Church to the town hall Carpenters,
painters and masons are preparing
the room for the new improvements.
All the services were held in the
lower room of the Church on Sunday
and will be held there until the inn
provements to the upper room are
completed Two excellent, sermons
were given by the pastor on Sunday,
and in the evening Mr.. Dobbins sang
a solo entitled, Jerusalem" and Mrs.
Norris sang. @Tis Jesus" A passage
of scripture was read by Mr.. VIM.
Flexon; prayer was offered by Mrs.
Darrow, and the benediction was pro-
nounced by Charles Champion.
Mrs. Norris left Wednesday for Sea-
vile where she will assist in the
singing at the ten-day camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moyerer have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Marsh Mr.. Moyerer left on Mon
day to attend business and Mrs. Moy-
erer left to-day (Friday).
Mrs. Chris Kleinhenn attended the
annual picnic of the Home Missionary
Society at Glassboro on Wednesday
j of this week.
Mr.. John Joseph, who has been i'll
for several months is very low at this
writing.
/ James F. Clark picked over two
fh0uand haskntc of nnaG from bllt-