Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-09
WILLIAMSTOWN

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There were present in the M. e.
Primary on Sunday teachers, 19
girls, 18 boys, 5 visitors, Q officers.
Those at church were: Ward Lough-
in, Virginia Loughlin, Margaret Ben
nett, Anna Hankins, Mildred Simmer
man
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was administered on Sunday at
the NJ. E. Church and two new MEM
Nbers were received into the church.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. G..
Kleinhenn Wednesday evening.
The Help a Little Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Albert
Tweed Wednesday evening next, May
Is. There will be singing by the
children, "a paper by Rev. John Mich
olson, instrumental music by Mrs
A. Weed. Several new members will
be initiated and a good time in gen
eral: all are welcome.
At meeting held in the NJ. e.
Church on Monday evening it was de-
cided to appoint new committee in
the place of the old committee which
was composed of ladies, to decide
what improvement are necessary to
be made. Consequently Geo. l..
Pfeiffer, c. H. Garwood and Chris.
Kleinhenn were appointed. They are
planning ito visit some of the church
es in Bridgeton in the near future.
Mrs Cora Drake and daughter
Leah left on Monday for New Mexi-
co where she will meet her husband.
John R. Myers has purchased the
| John S. Weaver property on Wash
! ington avenue.
The Sunshine Society met at the
, home of Mrs. C. H. Garwood We'd
nesday afternoon.
An illustrated lecture was given in
| the NJ. E. Church last evening. The
subject was ship wreck at sea, and
! spiritual lessons ito fbe learned from
the same.
Rev. John Nicholson and Mrs. c..
H. Garwood were visitors in Trenton
on Monday.
! At a meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation, Prof. S. H. AIcFadden was
reelected supervising principal; Miss
es Rilla Bugbee, Stella Jordan Han
ma Shoemaker, Bessie Tombleson, EN-
ma Tweed, Mabel Norcross and Reba
Morgan were reelected to teach in
Maple Grove school; Eva Marsh and
Miss Conover were reelected to teach
in Hall Street school
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the last
school month:
Maple Grove School-Miss Bugbee,
teacher Ellen Griner Anna Steven
son, Stanley Loughlin Ethel Prickett
Olive Westcott, Florence Cant. Miss
Jordan, teacher-Alma Champion, Eli
zabeth Evans, Alice Evans, Isabel
McCool Katherine Trout, Florence
Westcott, Mildred White, Jennie Rob-
inson and Fletcher Simmermon. Miss
Shoemaker, teacher - Joseph Bur-
rough, Louis Hammer, Luther Smith,
Joseph Sykes, Floyd Flexon, Carl
Simmermon, Amy Bond, Myrtle Cham
pion, Ethel Cossaiboon, : Clara Cant,
Amy CANT, Blanch Harper and Jen-
ME Tice. Miss Tombleson, teacher
Carroll Loughlin, Harry Griener, How
ard Norcross, Joseph Cairone, Leslie
Claypool, Wesley Baker, Albert
Brown, Charles Penn, Carrie Sykes,
Dorothy Trout, Ethel Hendrickson,
Elvira Penn, Elsie Marsh, Ethel
Jones, Ethel Eldridge, Jeanette
Prickett, Mary Morgan and Myrtle
Tilton. Miss Tweed, teacher-Emer-
son Tombfeson, Harry Rainier, JOS.
Gaskill, Michael Lauzalotti, Ralph
Downer, Warren Champion, William
Marshall, Reba Morgan, Alice Blair,
Alice Simmerman, Carrie Citizens,
Christian Marsh, Dora Reeve, Emily
DeHart Lydia White, Margaret De-
Hart, Lydia White, Margaret AlcCool,
Lee Anna Young. Miss Norcross,
eachers-Mildred Rennebaum, Eliza
beth Warren, Kathryne Budd, Burten
Sickler, John Cairone, Frank Cair-
one, Edward Evans, Alfred McIlvain,
Nelson Ryan, Ross Babcock, and Geo.
Norcross. Miss Mcclure, teacher
Alfred Ryan, Joseph Anthony, Alice
Turner, Milicent Ryan, Mildred Sim
merman Miss Morgan, teacher
Edward Tice, George Simmerman, iEr-
nest Sykes, Courtney Budd. Hall st.
School, Miss Conover, teacher-Eliza-
beth Budd, Frances Griffee, Jessie
Carvin, Phillip Phipps John Simmer
mon, Norvin Penn, Peter Cairon, and
Ward Loughlin. Miss Marsh, teach
er-Oscar Richman Washington
Grove school, Miss Woodruff, teacher
Oscar White, Rudolph Krinm and
Katherine DeHart.
DR.. FODDER has rented the Carter
house on Main street and expects to
move into it soon.
Miss Helen Garwood and Eva Marsh
are planning an entertainment to be
held in the town hall May "a, pro-
-ceeds to be divided between the N.
f.. and Presbyterian churches.