Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-08
WILLIAMSTOWN.


! The sale of real estate and personal
property of the late DR.. j G. Eds
wards was held on Monday and was
very largely attended The property
on Main street was purchased by DIR.
Black who has recently moved here
from Pedricktown. The new auto
purchased by the late Dr. Edwards
about six months ago was purchased
by Albert w, Tweed.
The Woman's Home Missionary Sol
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs
Evan Tilton next Wednesday evening,
Feb. 14th. AS this will be the last
meeting before Conference, full
attendance is desired
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met at the home of Mrs. Eli
Marsh on Wednesday evening.
The Township Committee meet to-
morrow, Saturday EVENING" Feb. 10th.
DR.. l.. NJ. Halsey was taken to the
German Hospital Thursday Of last
week for treatment.
The machines have been moved out
of the furnace where they have been
operating and put in factory No. /,
and the old machine furnace will be
The members of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion are arranging for an en-
tertainment to be held the 22d of this
month in the NJ. E Church.
Miss Fanny Wares class will give
a Colonial Tea in the Oak Street Mis-
sion Saturday evening, Feb 25th, from
o'clock to o'clock for the benefit
of the M. E. improvement fund
Mrs. Kathryn Westcott was buried
from her home on Chestnut st. at 10
a. m. Tuesday morning of this week.
The following are the names OF the
pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy during the last school month:
Maple Grove School Miss Bugbee,
teacher: Stanley Loughlin, Florence
Cant, Olive Westcott, John Giberson
and Leon Curry. Miss Jordan, teach
er: Altha Caryin, Helen Crist, Eliza
beth Evans, Alice Evans, Kathryn
Trout, Florence Westcott, Fletcher
Simmerman. Miss Shoemaker, teach
er: Joseph Burrough, Myrtle Cham
pion, Clara Cant, Amy Cant Blanche
Harper, and Jennie Tice. Miss Tom
bleson teacher: Adrian Thompson,
Carroll Loughlin, Howard Norcross,
Joseph Cairone, Albert Brown, Harry
Steinhauer, Dorothy Trout Elvira
Penn, Elsie Marsh. Edna Park, Ethel
Eldridge, Ethel Giberson, Helen Mac
Neal, Jeanette Prickett and Myrtle
Tilton. Miss Tweed, teacher: Harry.
Rainier, Joseph Gaskill, Warren Cham
pion, Dora Reeve, Christine Marsh,
Lydia White and Roberta Deaner.
Miss Norcross teacher: Edna Stern,
Elizabeth Warren, Francis McIlvaine,
Evangeline Lauzalotti, John Cairone,
Frank Cairone, George Norcross, Earl
Jones, Nelson Ryan and William Car
ter Miss Mcclure teacher: Alfred
Ryan, Theodore Trout, Milicent Ryan,
Leola Stern. Miss Morgan, teacher:
Edward Tice and James Cain Miss
Conover, teacher: Ward Loughlin,
Clarence Wells, Stephen Farnelli, and
Elizabeth Budd. Miss Marsh, teacher:
Gladys Woolford Washington Grove
School, Miss Woodruff, teacher: Paul
Mahjonbian, James DeHart, Nellie
Taylor, Anna Reuter-, Carrie Reuter-,
David Ennis, Charles Harmer, Lydia
Taylor, Eva Rutter, ,Freda Simmerman.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met in the lecture room of the
M. e Church Monday evening Of this
week in order to give some of the
members chance to attend the Y
State Convention to be held in Glass
tboro Monday, February 18th
Orvis s. Wood was on the sick list
Sunday and Monday
There were present in the N. E.
Primary on Sunday 2 teachers, 2 off
GERS, Z girls and 8 boys. Those at
church. Ward Loughlin
Miss Hazel Tice and Vernon Giber-
son were quietly married in Glassboro
last Thursday by the Rev. j Calvin
Krouse.
Agnes r. Rainier, the eight year
old daughter of Morris Rainier was
buried from her fathers home Satur-
day afternoon. Interment in the
PRESBYTERIAN Cemetery.
A Sunday school Institute was held
in the NJ. E. Church Tuesday even
ing. There were several interesting
as well as instructive addresses and
singing by male chorus