Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-25
EAST GREENWICH


her parents on Tuesday afternoon, at
1.30 o'clock, the interment being made
in the M. e. Cemetery. The family
have the sympathy of the community
in the loss of this little one
Mrs. Asa Hennes and daughter, Joy,
of Sedan, Montana, and his sister,
Mrs. Lena Lawrence and daughter,
Carol, of Cataumet, Buzzards Bay,
Mass, have been visiting their friends,
VIM. H. Livezey and wife, near Mt.
Royal.
Mr.. Isaac B. Mather, of Shields,
Montana, who has been spending some
time with his daughter, Mrs. Alice
b. Livezey, at Mt. Royal, has returned
to his home in the far West.
Most Of the ice houses in this sec
ton have been filled with very fine
ice, measuring from ten to twelve
inches, and no one will have to wish
for more of the cold weather to be
able to get ice for their summers
use.
The following officers of the Jr o.
.. A. M. were installed at their last
meeting: Councillor. Harry Green;
Vice Councillor, Howard Stewart; Re-
cording Secretary, Charles H Test;
Assistant Recording Secretary, Chas.
Krkbride; Secretary, George Kast-
ner; Treasurer, John C. Brown; Con-
ductor, Edmund Weatherby; Warden,
Samuel Test; Inside Sentinel, Charles
Dyke; Outside Sentinel, Samuel
Lodge; Chaplain, Charles Kirkbride;
Trustees, Isaac H. Davidson, Jr., H.
Green, and Chas. Kirkbride.
Mrs. Elmer Kircher and Mrs. Albert
Dobbs, of Mt Royal, attended the
funeral of their uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Locke, from the M. E. Church, at
Barnsboro, on Tuesday last.
Mrs. William H. Hoffman was a
Philadelphia visitor on Wednesday
last.
Mrs. May Hennesseny, of Philadel-
phia, is spending few days with
her friend, Mrs. Thomas Borden, in
Mt. Royal.
Report of Grammar Department
of Clarksboro public school for Jan,
1912. Those not absent nor tardy:
j. Thoburn Sickler, Alvin /. Haines,
Donald Smith, Elmer ]. Smith, Luella
Green, Margaret Stetser, Anna Nc
Whereter, Theresa Fritz, Elva Kings
bury. Those having an average of
so: Theresa Fritz, 80. Report of
Primary Department.: Those who
have been neither absent nor tardy
are: Charles and John Fritz, Mary
Green, Beulah Green, Clara Fritz,
Henrietta Kingsbury. Those whose
average are 80 or over: Clara Fritz,
94.1; Mary Green, 81.
Mrs. James Magill, of Philadelphia,
was visitor in the home of her son,
James, on Tuesday last, at Mt. Royal,
Mrs. George Vanhook has been SON
fined to her home for two weeks past,
in Mt. Royal, with a complication OF
diseases. She is somewhat improved
at this time.
Mrs. Annie Russell, who has been
staying in Camden some time, having
attended the funeral of her only sis
ter, has returned to her home, in Mt.
Royal, for the winter.
The topic for the Epworth League
service in the M. E. Church on Sun
day evening, January 2Sth, will be
Home Missions-The Heroism of
Pure Devotion to Native Land" and
will be in charge of Mrs. Ida " Ed
ridge All welcome.
Mr.. Albert G. Chew has opened an
oyster saloon in Mr.. James Magill's
property, in Mt. Royal, where he IS
prepared to supply oysters to families
in any quantities or to serve them
any way at the saloon.
Mrs. Robert Eldridge was an over
Sunday guest of her brother, Mr. c..
Walter Higgins on 10th street, West
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Myers, Jr., OF Woodbury.,
spent Saturday at the home of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. George Vanhook,
in Mt. Royal.
Mrs. Sarah Budd, of Clarksboro,
was called to the home o. her broth
er Mr.. Henry Carter, at Gloucester
City, on Saturday last, who is lying
critically i'll, and the attending ply
sician gives the family very little
hope for his recovery. Mrs. Budd has
the sympathy of this commonly, as
she has so recently been called to
part with her husband and another
brother.
AT the meeting of the East Green
witch Fire Company, the following
officers were elected for another year:
President, c.. G. Hughes; vice-presi-
dent, S. r.. Stetser; secretary, F.
NJ. Dunham; treasurer, A. F. Hoff-
man; chief, j. NJ Haines; assistant
chief, w. R. Duffield; second assist
ant chief, G.. H. Kirkbride; hoseman,
j. Caldwell; assistant hoseman, A.
Summerill.,
w. H. Hoffman and N. P. Hoffman
spent Wednesday last week visiting
relatives in Glassboro.
Rev. ]. R. Vannatta, of Clarksboro
NJ. E. Church, preached for Rev. ].
T. Richardson, at Thorofare. in his
revival services there on Thursday
evening last.
Mrs. Anna Jones, wife of Charles
Jones, at Mt. Royal, fell on the ice
last week and injured herself very
severely so she is confined to the
bed and not able to get around her