Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-23
WILLIAMSTOWN


John M. Davies, evangelist singer,
of Palmyra will have charge of the
service in the M. e. Church June 2,
both morning and evening. 1t is the
wish of the official men of the church
that all money subscribed few Sun
days ago will be all paid at or before
that time.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
i'm the M. E. Church.
Mrs Ernest McNeal, who has been
caring for sick sister in Gloucester,
for about two months, was at home on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Chris. Kleinhenn spent Tues
day in Philadelphia.
Primary Report May 10, 1872 teach
ers 2, officers 2, girls 80; boys 10; Wis
itors s. Those at church were: Wall
ter Flexon, Walter Falls, Theodore
Falls, John Simmermon, Mildred Sim
mormon, Ward Loughlin, Virginia
Loughlin and Virginia Bodine.
The following pupils will graduate
from the NJ. e. Primary June 10th:
Alice Simmermon, Roberta Deaner,
Katherine DeHart, Alma Williams,
Ruth Gaskill and Ferrill Norcross.
The Ushers' Union held social in
the NJ. E. Church Monday evening.
Miss Anna Bodine and Irene Sim
mermon will have charge of the mu-
sic on Thursday evening at the prayer
service in the M E. Church
Mrs. Venie Mailman has been spend
ing a few days with her parents, Mr..
"A Af,.e NT,,1 P1yo1y
The M. E. Sunday school classes
are quite busy earning money for the
Improvement fund Some of the class
es will join on Wednesday evening
next and hold a sock social at the
home of Mrs. Joseph G.. Simmermon.
One feature of the evening will be a
mock wedding.
Mrs. George l.. Pfeiffer's class will
hold social on the Town Hall lawn
on Memorial Day. If the day should
prove stormy the social will be held
inside the hall.
The Primary class have sold flower
seeds amounting to 81 II for the inn
provement fund.
During meeting in the Town Hall
a few nights ago, one man carelessly
Tthrew a lighted cigar stump among
some trash on the floor In the night
some time, it commenced burning.
When the janitor went in the next
Imorning quite a large hole was found
in the floor, but no other damage was
done Smoking in the hall should be
forbidden for the safety of those hav-
ing homes nearby.
While speeding ON Main street a few
days ago Clifford Evans ran into the
curb, demolishing wheel of the car.
The YIN CA will hold business
meeting next Tuesday evening, May 28
ait 730 p M All young men will be
welcome at this time
Philip Bowers has accepted a posi-
tion in International Falls, Minnesota,
and will move his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prickett have
been spending several weeks in New
York State with their daughter, who
has been very i'll.
Several new members joined the or
der of United Workmen Friday even
ing last. The State has been set off
into five districts for the better con-
venience in working up the interests
fof the order.
,
was in town few days last week.
Thirty-seven attended the Help a
Little Society on Wednesday evening
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Earling Tweed. June 19.
M. M. Chew and wife, of Pitman,
will attend the memorial services at
Gettysburg. Mr.. Chew has had charge
of the day here for a number of years
and will be greatly missed Christian
Sharp and others will have charge in
his place.
Mrs. Edward Burning of Nfullica
Hill. will be the guest of Mrs J. 7.
Wood from Saturday until Monday.
Arthur Downer's Sunday school
class of boys are earning money for
the improvement fund by selling cakes
The committee ON Children's Day
exercises which will be held June 10th
in the NJ. e. Church are making ar
rangements to have nice program
Mrs. Ireland has been making some
alterations to her home on Main street
both inside and out which is decided
Improvement.
Memorial services will be held in
the churches here.
George Huber is erecting a bunga-
low near the Thomas Chew place and
is talking of building several others
Mr. Myers very kindly donated the
proceeds from his moving picture
show last evening to the Alumni AS
sociation of Williamstown, which was
highly appreciated.
Mrs. Cora Bodine Drake and daugh-
ter Leah left for their home in New
Mexico about two weeks ago. They
write a safe and very pleasant jour
nev.
Plans are being perfected for the
graduating exercises of the public
schools which will be held in the
Town Hall June 9th.
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PPEDRICKTOWy
William Cawley has returned from