Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-25
WILLIAMSTOWN.


Thursday evening meeting at the M.
p. Church missed a fine sermon by
the Hon. r. Warren Davis, Of Ped
ricktown, who took for his text these
words. But seek ye first the King
dom Of God, and his righteousness;
and all these things shall be added
unto you. Mr.. Davis was visiting
DR.. Blacks family while here.
Nathan White and Fred Hoffner
have gone into the fish and oyster
business.
NJ. NJ. Chew and wife, of Pitman,
were in town on Wednesday of last
week attending the funeral Of their
grandson.
Miss Gertrude Weed was taken to
the hospital for appendicitis, making
the third patient for appendicitis from
here in the last few weeks
The revival services at the NJ. e
Church are growing in interest, now
that the weather is more pleasant and
the older members can attend.
The music at the M. E. Church on
Sunday was in charge of Harold
Krouse. There was a full attendance
and the music was very good, es-
pecially in the evening when the
double quartette which is composed
entirely of men, gave two selections.
Mrs. Westley Gable is critically ill
at her home on Main street.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet in the NJ. e. Church Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Two new members were received
into the NJ. E. Church Sunday.
Miss Marion Edwards has decided
to keep her pet pony "Chinco," and
Mr.. Ed. Ritchie will care for him
this winter.
The following are the names of the
pupils of Monroe township who have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the month: Maple Grove-Miss Bug
bee, teacher Anna Stevenson, Naomi
Tice, Ethel Prickett, Florence Cant,
Olive Westcott, John Giberson Miss
Jordan, teacher; Alma Champion. AL
tha Carvin, Helen Crist, Elizabeth
Evans, Alice Evans, Isabel McCool,
Anna Patterson, Kathryne Trout, Flor
ence Westcott, Mildred White, Flet-
cher Simmerman and Paul Hoffner
Miss Shoemaker, teacher; Joseph
EBurrough, Louis Hammer, Wilson Rit-
chic, Luther Smith, Joseph Sykes,
Carl Simmerman, Clara Cant, Amy
Cant, Blanche Harker, Jennie Tice,
Kathryne Wood Miss Tombleson,
teacher; Adrian Thompson, Carroll
Loughlin, Harry Griner, Willis Kelly,
Wesley Baker, Dorothy Trout, Elvira
Penn, Elsie Marsh, Ethel Eldridge,
Ethel Giberson, Jeanette Prickett.
Miss Tweed teacher; Carrie Citizens,
Christine Marsh, Dora Reeve, Emily
DeHart, Lena Lauzalotti, Lydia White,
Margaret McCool, Emerson Tomble-
son, Joseph Gaskill, Michael Lanza-
lotti, Ralph Downer, William Marshall
and Jessie Wood. Miss Norcross,
teacher; Burton Sickler, John Cair-
one, Elbert Downer, Edward Evans,
Norman Ford, Ross Babcock, Ray
mond Giberson, Walter Flexon, JOS
eph Cline, Frank Lanzalotti Warren,
Lavinia Brown, Mary Lawrence, Mar
ion Babcock, Olive Shute, Evangeline
Lanzalotti and Alice Evans Miss
Mcclure, teacher; Alfred Ryan, Earl
Tice, Herchel Luce, Sanford Shute,
Theodore Trout, Leola Stern, Mar
ietta Mingin, Margaret Bennett, Marie
HaegIe, Mildred Simmerman and Mill
cent Ryan Miss Morgan, teacher;
James Cain, Edward Tice, Michael
Phillips, Earl Carter, Ernest Sykes,
Amy Huber and Tony Lanzalotti. Miss
Conover, teacher; Harry DeHart, Da-
vid Carter, Norvin Penn, Ward Lough-
lin, Peter Brocalleli, Stephen Farnelli,
Albert Farnelli, Priscilla Trout, Hilda
Dixon, Elizabeth Budd, Mildred Baum,
and Isabella Evans. Miss Marsh,
teacher; Earl Surran, Earl Owens,
Ida Dixon, Mile Barzelli. Miss Wood
ruff, teacher; Paul Mahjonbian, David
Ennis, Frank Krimm, Rudolph Krimm
Herbert Duerr, Nellie Taylor, Margar-
ct Mahjonbian, Anna Ruetter, Eva
Ruetter, Carrie Ruetter, Kathryne
Mossbrooks, Myrtle Harmer, and Kath-
crime DeTIart Eighth Grade; Marion
Bodine, 90.2; Dorothy Hand, 80. Sew
enth Grade, A, Alma Champion, 92.2;
Elizabeth Evans, go; Alice Evans, 80.
Seventh Grade, B, Kathryne Trout,
955; Mildred White, 95; Florence
Westcott, 94.6; Isabel McCool, 94.5;
Anna Patterson, 81; Helen Crist, 91.1;
Fletcher Simmerman, go. Sixth Grade
Carl Simmerman, 91.3; Amy Bond,
91.S Fifth Grade, Jeanette Prickett,
946; Dorothy Trout, 93.2; Dorothy
Nicholson 921; Ethel Eldridge, 915;
Elvira Penn, 91.5; Harry Griner, 915;
Helen McNeal, 91v3; Luther Nell
,vaine, 909 Elsie Marsh, 90.4 Carroll
Loughlin, 90.3; Myrtle Tilton, 90; Jos.
Cairone, 80.
The Rev. George Hand, of Millville,
has been visiting friends and relatives
here. Mr.. Hand was a resident of
Willamstown for great many years
and his face is greatly missed in the
NJ. E. Church where he was a very
faithful member.
Mrs. Florence Edwards, wife of the
late DR.. Edwards, will have public
sale of personal property Feb. 5th.
Miss Mary Mcclure, daughter of the
late DR.. James Mcclure, is still con-
fined to the house.