Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-21
WILLIAMSTOWN.

" Y luuIEll OuHudy evening III the
absence of the pastor who is attend
ing the New Jersey Conference.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment In the M. e.
Church Tuesday evening, March 26.
Admission 20c One-half of the pro-
ceeds will be given to the improve
ment fund.
Mrs ILL., Johnson and two daugh-
tiers left ON Saturday for Hamburg, N.
y, to join her husband who is blow
ing glass there.
Sanford Ward and Miss Jennie Bee
be were married on Saturday
About five hundred attended the
moving picture show on Saturday
night.
J. T. Wood and Johnson Hemphill
attended the banquet at Bridgeton last
Thursday given by the Cumberland
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mr.. George Ridgeway and family.
of Mullica Hill, was visiting Edward
Evans family over Sunday.
The prayer meeting was led by
Biain Henry on Thursday evening in
the absence of the pastor
Mr.. Edward Burning and family,
of Pitman, spent Saturday and Sunday
with J. T. Woods family. Mr.. Bun
ming has purchased a farm in Mullica
Hill and will go to farming this spring
Herbert Kleinhenn and wife, of
Glassboro, spent Sunday with his par
ents.
Mr.. George RI Pfeiffer spent several
days in Asbury Park last week, re-
turning on Saturday.
Mrs. McNeal has been spending
several weeks in Gloucester with her
sister who is very i'll.
George Stewart is able to be out
again after several days of illness.
Mr.. William johnson left on Satur-
day for Hamburg, N. Y, where he ex-
poets to blow glass.
Miss Elsie Rudolph, of Glassboro,
will fill the position as stenographer
in the Office of the glass company
Mr.. Harry Crist will take possession
of the county jail as warden next
Monday, March .25th.
David Loughlin and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Woodbury..
Miss Priscilla White will leave for
Atlantic City April 1st, to take posi-
ton in the MISREPRESENTATION Ho
tel as cashier of one of the depart
ments Miss White has been cashier
in the WilliamstoWn Glass Company
department store for several years.
Mrs. Oscar Souder has extended an
invitation to the ladies of the Home
Missionary Society to visit her in
Ocean City this summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Souder will leave for that place
in short time where they will spend
the summer.
The lovely weather on Monday star
ed out the surveyors.
Dorothy and Albert Ware, of Cam
den, have been spending a few days
with their aunt, Mrs Albert Tweed.
The Golden Rule Council Daughters
of Liberty will hold a social tonight
(Friday) March 22nd, in the room over
the bank.
There were present in the M. E.
Primary on Sunday 2 teachers, Off
Ger, 81 girls, % boys, visitors. Those
at church were Earl Carter, David
Carter, Walter Flexon, Mildred Sim
mormon, John Simmermon, Waru
Loughlin, Margaret Bennett and Mar
ion Babcoek.
About forty-five operators are en-
ployed at the shirt factory now and
work enough to keep them busy sew
eral weeks has been ordered.
Earl Lollo is suffering with a brok-
en- wrist.
The l.. T. L. will hold their regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon in
the NJ. E. Sunday school room. All
children are requested to join.
George Huber purchased the John
X. DoWner property on Main street,
and is having it renovated after which
it will be for sale.
Sunday evening the Rev. Henry G.
McCool preached his third and clos
ing address on Millions Paradise
Lost. 7 1t was Illustrated with ster-
eoptieon
Mr.. Westcott is very ill at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs Taylor on Hall
street. Mr.. Westcott buried his wife
about three weeks ago and since then
has not been very we'll.
Mrs. Taylor, of Salem, is spending
several weeks with Mrs. David Kir-
eisenhower.
town on Thursday and Friday survey
ing the land purchased of him by
Christian Sharp on Washington ave.
The old friends of Sedrick Bodine
were glad to see him here on Sunday.
The wife of DR.. Black is doing as
well as can be expected in the short
time she has been in the Hahnemann
Hospital. She is expected home in.
two weeks
Burr Dixon. clerk of Albert Tweed.
IS quite mechanic He is making a
wagon body to put on the auto pur-
chased by Mr. Tweed at the Edwards
sale to deliver store goods in.
Mr.. Albertus Simmermon has been
having his new home on the Siskler-s
willie road handsomely papered by a
decorator from Bridgeton.
Miss Clara Steelman is entertlin-
ing friend from Wildwood
The new double house owned by
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