Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
WILLIA,MSITOWN.

cfety met at the home OF Mrs. VIM.
Flexon on Wednesday evening.
The following officers Of the Grange
were installed by Isaac B Pancoast,
OF Clayton: Master, r Howell Tice;
overseer, W. A. Wilson; chaplain, ]
ID. Tweed; secretary, Mrs. G. G.
Ritchie; treasurer, John Bittle; lee
turer, Mrs. Wilson; steward, c. "A
Mangunson assistant steward, Roy
Lodge; lady assistant steward, Helen
Tice; gatekeeper, L. w. Harper;
flora, Anna Ritchie; ceres, Mrs. Mary
J. Baker; pomona, Miss Eta Naabe;
purchasing committee, James D.
Tweed, Harry S. Bateman and Edw
c. Ritchie.
AT the last Quarterly Conference,
Rev. John Nicholson received unarl-
imous invitation to return for another
year.
There were present in the NJ. E.
Primary on Sunday 2 teachers, 2 Off
GERS, II girls, Is boys. 4 visitors.
Among those who were so unfor-
tunate as to have frozen water pipes
during the terrible cold wave of Fri
day last were: Albert Tweed, William
Flexon, Shute Joseph, Raymond Tice,
and the Maple Grove School
Dr.. Jay Edwards, Marion Edwards
and Miss Helen Briggs, of Delanco,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Florence Edwards.
Corbet Fisler, of Clayton. was visit
ing William P. Bucks family Sunday.
John M. Davies, the gospel singer.
of Palmyra, was present at all the
meetings at the M. E. Church on
Sunday and sang many selections
which added greatly to the interest
OF the meeting.
Jan Van Herwerder, cashier of the
Williamstown bank, has accepted the
position as cashier of the West Phil
adelphia bank
Goodwill Lodge No. 172 /. o. o..
F. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Noble Grand,
George Stewart; vice grand, George
Potts; recording secretary, Vernon
Champion; treasurer, William F /.
Tweed.
The two shops operated by hand
blowers on the machine furnace have
been started Three shifts of eight
shops. 1t is more than probable that
the other furnaces will resume work
within a few days
Mrs. Chris. Kleinhenn is confined
to the house suffering with a severe
cold.
Harry Crist has been sworn in by
Judge Starr as jail warden. Mr..
Crist will take possession of the jail
as warden in March.
The Sunshine Society met at the
home of Mrs. McFadden Wednesday
afternoon.
The funeral of Mr. Burtsall Sickler
took place on Monday morning. The
services were held in the NJ. E.
Church; sermon by the pastor.
Sumner Crist had charge of the
music at the Wednesday evening
prayer service.
An adjourned meeting of the fourth
quarterly conference was held at the
close of the prayer service last even
ing.
Mrs. James Sickler is very sick al
this writing.
Miss Ethel Downs and Billy Tweed
spent Sunday with friends in Pitman
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tweed spent
Friday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Westley Gable has been very
i'll for about two weeks, but seems
to be slowly recovering.
Miss Mary Mcclure is on the sicl
list.
Ii The moving pictures still continue
ITO draw large crowds About 50(
Epeople attended the show given at the
flown Hall on Friday evening 20
The man who worked for aIbou
two hours on Monday getting his
sleigh ready for an early start or
Tuesday was quite disappointed tt
find bare ground Tuesday morning
Mrs. Laura Oliver left on Wednes-
day morning for Palmerton to WISH
her son Clifford and wife and see the
new grandson
Mrs. H Kirchenbower is visiting
her niece, Mrs. William Peacock, o1
Philadelphia, and will remain there
during the cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rockhill, OF
Bridgeton, was in town on Monday at
tending the funeral of Mr.. Burdsall
Sickler.