Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-22
WILLIAMSTOWN.


NEchool House, for the purpose of the
|salvation of souls Evangelist Name
!lElliott, of Broome's Island, Md, and
Miss Anna Hunter and Miss Edna
Morgan, of Glass boro, will assist in
these meetings.
The moving picture popular voting
contest now stands as follows: for
the highest candidate, Stella White,
307; Grace Ireland, III; Geneva Sick
ler SO; Laura Lawrence 55; Ger
Itrude Weld, 20; Name Smith, IS;
Anna Warren, II; Mary Lafferty, 12;
Ethel Cossobone. 10; Sadie Reeves,
l10
There was present in the NJ. E. Pri-
mary on Sunday teachers, / officer,
% girls, 16 boys and 2 visitors.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, son and daughter,
of Baltimore, arrived at the home of
Mrs. Charles Garwood on Sunday
During heavy thunder storm
which visited this place about 6 p.
m. Sunday, Edward Evans saw mill
and the home of Joseph Simmerman
were struck by lightning. Mrs. Sim
norman received a slight shock; also
| the house next to the telephone office
aad a large tree was struck, but not
much damage was reported from any
of these places.
The Help, a little society, met at
the home of Mrs. G II Garwood on
Wednesday evning. The next meet
ling will be held at Mr.. Harry Evans
the third Wednesday evening in Sep
tember.
A number of young people from
here went to Unexpected Saturday
evening to spend the Sabbath, among
whom were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Krouse, Mr. and Mrs Albert Tweed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise, Mr.. and
, Mrs Edwin Buck, Miss Mcclure, Her
man Lutz, Billy Tweed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Almarine Woodruff is spending
a few days with her parents. Mr..
Woodruff is spending a few days at
4 Ocean City.
Four more memorial windows have
been ordered for the NJ E. Church
which makes the whole eleven win
i dows up stairs. There is some talk
| of renovating the lower room and
putting in memorial windows down
stairs to match the upper room which
would add greatly to the outside as
well as the inside appearance
Walter Sickler and bride are still
visiting his mother on Main street.
At the M. E. picnic held at Fries
Mill last Wednesday Ralph Downer,
small boy, came near being drown
ed He was out boating with some
other boys when one dared him to
jump overheard, telling him it wasn't
deep. But it proved to be very deep
and but for the prompt action of Mr..
Smith, who jumped in and brought
him to shore, the boy would have
been drowned
Herbert Kleinhenn and wife, of
Glassboro, spent Sunday with his par
ents
The Italians held their fourth of
July celebration here on Thursday of
last week. They had an excellent
band all day. Ice cream, cakes, water
melons and soft drinks were on sale.
The meeting was held in the Catholic
Church and dancing in the pavilion.
About $50 quite a number of very
beautiful fire works were set off
which closed up the days celebra-
tion.
Mrs. Kleinhenn went to Repp,s
bungalow on Tuesday with five other
ladies to help celebrate the birthday
!, of Miss Heritage.
Miss Mcclure of Haddon Heights,
is spending a few days with Mrs. Al
bert Tweed
Miss Ella Loughlin is still inquir-
ing for the Foreign Missionary book
which was lost in July. If the one
who found it will please leave it at
the parsonage, it will be very much
appreciated.
/ The mould room started up again
last week
/ Mrs. Kirchenbower is visiting with
/ her brother in Camden.
Golden Rule Council D. of L. is ar
ranging for meeting on Friday even
ing, Aug. 23. Invitations have been
seat to Lillian Council, D. of L. Of
Glassboro Mrs. Angelo, the State
Councillor is expected to be present,
4 also other State officers.
The annual picnic of Williamstown
Lodge, No. 166 F. and A. NJ, will be
held at Wilsonia Park Aug. 10th.
Miss Myrtle Tilden has been visit
ing Mr.. Christ's family in Woodbury..
Harold Krouse and wife and Harry
1 Hilyard were among those who at
tended the meeting of the TAI Ce-
dars at Pitman on Saturday afternoon
and evening
/ Mrs A. F. Oliver is visiting friends
in Bridgeton
Friends from Glassboro gave Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Simmermon an auto
surprise party one evening last week.
About % took supper and all enjoyed
fine time.
/ Justice Wood brought home some
very fine fish from Atlantic City on
Friday.
Prof Norris brother spent Satur-
day evening and Sunday with Prot.
| Norris family
/ Sunday last week at Atlantic City.
j Rev William H. Burley a former
4 G ~ I. ~ Il