Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-14
WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. j. T. Wood. The object of this
II society will be: first, to have fund
constantly on hand from which to
draw from for the Improvement Of the
M. e. Church, and second, where we
can draw the young and old together
and spend not only social evening,
but a profitable one oThsre will be
music, Rotations, Sreadings, Quota
tions, games, etc. All are Invited TO
join; dues will be 5 cents month";
10 cents will be charged for visitors
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment in the NJ. E.
Church Friday evening, March 22nd
The Home Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs. Mile Sowders
! Wednesday evening As this was the
time for the annual treat there was
a good crowd and good time was
enjoyed by all.
| The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union met at the home of Mrs. j. T.
Wood Monday evening. Those pres
! ent were Mrs. Chris Kleinhenn, Mrs.
G. H. Garwood, Mrs. Joseph Simmer
mon. Mrs. William Shield, Mrs. Edna
| Loughlin, Miss Ella Loughlin, Virgin
| it Loughlin, Mrs. Westcott, Miss Lizzie
Alderman and Mrs, J. T. Wood. The
| meeting opened with scripture read
ing by the President, Mrs. Chris.
Kleinhenn, followed with prayer by
Mrs. c.. H. Garwood, after which
there was music and several readings
on the life of Neal Dow. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Henry McCool, the I'd Monday
| in April.
I, 1,<xrx 80 tA -+,,.
| Sunday morning, Mr.. William Flex-
on will have charge of the service at
| the NJ. E. Church The evening SER
vice will be in charge of Mrs. Chris.
Kleinhenn, Miss Ella Loughlin and
Mrs. j. T. Wood.
| Mr.. Wise will move his family into
the double house on Main street own
| ed by Joseph Simmerman.
| There were present in the NJ. E.
| Primary on Sunday 2 teachers, 2
officers, 2 visitors, 16 girls and II
boys. Those at church were Virginia
Loughlin, Ward Loughlin, Walter
| Flexon, Mildred Simmermon and John
Simmermon.
Rev. John Nicholson spent Monday
in Trenton.
| Miss Dorothy Nicholson has been
confined to the house for several days
with tonsilitis
DR.. Damon Pfeiffer was in town on
| Sunday.
| The Sunshine Society met at the
home of Mrs Edward Joseph WedneS-
| day afternoon.
Rev John Nicholson took for his
| text Sunday morning part of the Is
verse of the End chapter of St. Luke.
Let us now go even unto Bethlehem
and see This was the same text
he preached from one year ago, the
first Sunday of his ministry here
| and for fifty-fve minutes held the I'M
divided attention of those present
| In the evening his text was from ST.
! Matthew, 12:12 How much then is
man than Sheep" which was the
year ago Mr. Nicholson left Tues
day morning for Conference after re-
ceiving a unanimous invitation to re-
j turn.
The children of OHM Caryin are re-
covering from diphtheria.
Mrs. Dilks left one day last week
for Hamburg, to bring her husband,
who is suffering from a broken leg,
home. While Mrs. Dilks was away
her mother, Mrs. Lashley, died very
suddenly on Sunday Mrs. Dilks has
/ the sympathy of her many friends.
The Daughters of Liberty will hold
a St. Patricks Social March 10Th in
the lodge room over the bank.
Mr.. Joseph Simmerman is talking of
selling his handsome property on
Main street in order to get into a
smaller home.
The following pupils were neither
Iabsent nor tardy during the month
of February: Miss Bugbee, teacher:
Reba Hilyard, Olive Westcitt, Flor
ence Cant, Ellen Griner, Stanley
Loughlin. Miss Jordan, teacher: Al
tina Carvin, Elizabeth Evans, Florence
Westcott, Helen Crist, Kathryn Trout,
/ Mildred White, Jennie Robinson, Flet-
cher Simmerman and Elton LOllo.
Miss Shoemaker teacher: Joseph Bur-
4 rough, Louis Hammer, Luther Smith,
i Myrtle Champion, Ethel Cossaboon,
/ Clara Cant, Amy Cant, Blanch Harper
Grace Stevenson and Jennie Tice.
| Miss Tombleson, teacher: Adrian
Thompson, Joseph Cairom, Willis Kel-
fly, Wesley Baker, Dorothy Trout, Dor
othy Nicholson, Elsie Marsh, Ethel
Eldridge. Miss Tweed teacher: JOS.
Gaskill, Warren Champion, Alice Sim
mormon, Christine Marsh, Dora Reeve,
Lydia White, Lena Lauzalotti, There's
Sa Penn, Ida Reeve Miss N0rcrosS,
teacher: Burton Sickler, John Cairone,
Frank Cairone, Edward Evans, Nor
man Ford, Alfred McIlvaine, Nelson
Ryan, Frank Laugalotti, Robert Me-
meal, Elizabeth Warren, Lavinia
Brown, Evangeline Loughlin. Miss
4 Mcclure, teacher: Juanita Deaner,
Milicent Ryan, Mildred Simmerman,
Theodore Trout, Herschel Luce, AL
fred Ryan. Miss Morgan, teacher:
! James Cain, Edward Tice, Earl Car
tier. Miss Conover, teacher: David
j Carter Miss Marsh, teacher: Floyd
Bakersfield, Jennie Foote and Jennie
Veeda.