Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
WILLIAMSTOWN.

The Rev. John Nicholson held four
Quarterly Conferences on Monday after
noon. The first was at Downer, at one
O'Clock; the third at four o'clock at Sick
leryille and the fourth at seven O'Clock
here.
Church will commence hereafter at Z 45
O'Clock.
Miss Mary Mcclure has been ON the sick
list for the past week.
chased by Charles Rennebauln, of Andrew
Mossbrook from the old Bodine tract.
Mrs. Chris. Keinhenn spent Thursday
visiting old friends in Glassboro.
Mr. n. d. Maydole, the County Seere-
ftary of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of Camden County, in company
|day here In the morning Mr.. Maydole
spoke on the work of the Young Mems
Christian Association in the NJ u. Church
and at the same hour, 1890, Mr.. Smith
addressed the Presbyterians in the town
hall. At 4 O'Clock in the afternoon mass
meeting was held for men only in the
Town Hall, and at the same hour a meet
ing for boys was held in the NJ. E.
Church. In the evening a union meeting.
was held in the Town Hall as climax.
The hall was full to overlooking. The
Easter cantata, after which addresses were
made by Mr.. Maydole, Mr.. Smith. Rev.
John Nicholson and Rev. Henry McCool.
Arrangements We're made at the close of
yention to be held in Woodbury. April. ~
The ten months old daughter of Cofb1tt
Fisler died on Sunday at the home of its
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
| Buck. The funeral was held Tuesday; in
terment at Clayton.
Mrs. Almarine Woodruff of Clayton,
was visiting her parents from Friday un-
til Sunday Her mother, Mrs. Gable. is
still in very poor health.
Mrs. Daily and her daughter, Mrs. Chris
Kleinhenn, spent last Friday in Phila
Tom mora i'm tx-ill
to morrow Saturday. afternoon in the lee
The Help Little Society met at the
day evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. William
n German settlement is being started
near Williamstown Several acres have
Iibeen sold to parties in Philadelphia and
New York. A part of the land is being
phas been purchased from the Monroe Lum-
Ieber Co, for building purposes.
yesterday tThursday) at Haddon Heights.
The entertainment which was to have
been given in the NJ. E. Church on Mon
day evening by the Ushers' Union Anxil-
larry, was postponed until next Monday
| evening; April 22nd, on account of the
AT. the. close of the prayer service last
Sumner Chris were elected trustees of the
NJ. E. Church for three years.
Rev. John Nicholson and members of
| the NJ Il. Church and choir are making
plans to have big day in the church ON
Sunday, April 2Sth. There will be several
| speakers, among whom will be Mr.. George
L. Pfeiffer
f.. Sunday school took place at the close
of the school on Sunday. The following
are the names of those elected: William
| Flexon, superintendent; Levi Prickett, as
Lei CT n fofF CT lrars
| Loughlin, chorister; Helen Sickler, organ
| ist; Olive Camp, Clarissa Evans and .Jen-
ME Phillips, assistant organists; librarians
singer and Stanley Loughlin: Officers for
| the primary room are c. s. Wood, su-
perintendenf; Mrs. G. H. n. Bodine, as
| assistant, Mrs. David Loughlin Cradle
Roll superintendent. Mrs. James johnson
organist, Mrs. C. H. n Bodine
| The veterans of Williamstown and all
| others who are interested are invited to
meet at the Town Hall on Saturday even
! ing, May 4th, at eight o'clock for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for a suit.
| able observance OF Memorial Day. full
! attendance lis desired.
| Miss Alderman and Ruth Lodge. stud
| ents of the State Normal School, were
4 home for the Easter holidays. Miss Lodge
will he among those who will graduate in
! June.
Olive Camp has been spending the East
er holidays with friends in Plea santville
|
! in Vineland last Friday.
Arthur Wescoat has purchased the black
smith business of A. F. Oliver.
There were present in the NJ. f. Pri-
mary on Sunday teachers, officers, 20
girls, is boys and 8 visitors. Those at
church were Mildred Simmermon, John
Simmermon, Walter Flexon and Evelyn
/ Sharp.
/ The five year old son of Mr. Kaign is
confined to the house with tonsilitis.
| One of our promising young business
| m n
make a flying trip to Cecil and Brooklyn
Soon after leaving Williamstown, the auto
refused to take another step. consequently
the trip was postponed until a more con-
/ venient time.
/ While at work on the roof of the mold
room Tuesday an Italian fell. breaking an
larm and receiving several other injuries
| Harold Krouse and Arthur Downer were
visitors to Trenton ON Wednesday.
| Miss Reba Morgan and Arthur Downer
visited John R. Downer in Trenton during
the Easter holidays.
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