Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-13
Basket Ball.

Sec. C-Lester Plum, So; Edith Jackson.
95. DELLA S. GIBSON, Teacher.
Basket Ball.
The Clermont A. A. failed to put in an
appearance last Saturday night and the
second team took their place. The score
was "a to in favor of the first team.
Payne did the most scoring, making
goals, the only regular unable to score as
the second teams defense was stronger than
their attack.
The game furnished plenty of amuse-
ment for the spectators, the main feature
being the fouling. We think it is unwise
to let the youngsters foul whenever they
please, as it is liable to become habit and
may loose them many points
st. Vincent A. A. in the armory Satur-
day night.
Trenton defeated Millyille last Saturday
night at Trenton in one of the Jersey
championship games by the score of II to
5. Trenton has now won and lost /;
Camden, won and lost /; Millville, lost 1.
We see that Card was presented with
those two points he came near making.
"Al" that was hard luck, but basketball
is noted for its hard luck. Camden is the
only place that would have counted, that
is if you was on a Camden team.
Lodge Officers.
Excelsior Lodge, Ancient Order United
Workmen, of Paulsboro-M. W., H. F.
Young Foreman, ]. W. McIlvaine; Over
seer. VIM. McIlvaine; Guide, James
Laurence o. W., A. Pohlig; l. W., T. G.
leopard; Medical Examiner, q. c. Laws
Trustee, Joseph Gibson; Recorder, j. M.
Casperson Financier, r. A. Jester; Recei-
yer, R. L. Smallwood Representatives to
Grand Lodge, r A. Jester and William
McIlvaine.
Knights of Pythias, Mullica Hill-Grand
Chancellor, Geo. Mood Vice Grand Chan
cellor, Peter S. Scott Prelate, Michael
Mibbler Master OF Exchequer, M F. Par
ker; Master of Finance, Elwood Kier
Keeper OF Records and Seals, w. K. Par
ker: Guards, John Pratt and Thomas B.
Williams.
Huron Tribe, Independent Order of Red
Men, Mullica Hill-Sachem, w. J. Duell !;
Senior Sycamore, Charles E. Bowers Junior
Sycamore, John Yeager Chief of Records,
W. K. Parker; Keeper of Wampum, Ed
ward Sherwin; Prophet, John Pratt Trus-
tee, Thompson Steward; Guard of the
Wicket, William Smashey.
T. C. Butterworth- Council, No. 1873, Jr.
o. U. A. M, HuIffyille-Jr P. c., B. F.
james; G Carmel PIERCE v. c., B. R. c.
Epley; Cond Harry Bradagan; Ward,
Walter Wilson r. S., ]. P. Andrews; A.
r. S., c. j. Davenport; E. S., S. G. Locke
Treasurer, b. f. Allen I. S.. Samuel Gar
diner; O S., c. Cresson Pearson; Rep, s.
G. Locke; Trustee, W. 81. Chew
Washington Council, No 4, o. A. <. OF
NJ. c., of Hurffville-P. G., Cooper Beck
ley c., C. P. Watson; V. c., Harry Brada-
gan; l. L. T., Josiah Eldridge; G. of s., d.
Tweed A. C. of S., j. G. Fitzgerald L.
s., W. g. Kindle; A. R. s., Daniel Blair
F, S., G. j. Davenport; Treasurer, T. B.
Kier; /. G., G. McNulty o g., Howard
Hannold (; Representative, W. G. Kindle
Alt, Cooper Beckley; Trustee, Cooper
Beckley.
Hurffville Grange, P. of H.-Master,
Josiah Eldridge; Overseer, B. F. James
Stewards, G. Van Meter and John Gaub
Chaplain, Mollie NJ. Gardner; Treasurer
w. B. james; Secretary, C. J. Davenport
Pomona, Ada James; Flora. Anna Turner
Ceres, Erma Atkinson; L. A. S., Ada
Paulin Gatekeeper, d. M. Tweed.
Jefferson Lodge, No rs, K. of p, d
Hurffvllle-C. G. Cooper Beckley v. c.
Harry LANG p, John Lyons; M. of W..
G. 81. Doran K. of R and S., C. ]. Daven
port M of F., DR. c. B. Phillips; NJ. O.
E E. d. Pearson; M of A., G.. McNulty
/ CD. P. Andrews; O. G., w. J. Porch
Trustee, ]. s. Nicholson; Rep, c. Fl. Doran
Alternate, J. Lyons.
Lincoln Castle, No. 81, K. G. E., O.
Hurffville-P. c., G. Fl. Rapp; N. c., W
B. Jones; v. c., C. w. Nicholson S. H.
A. N. Huff; H. p, G. ]. Davenport "
H., j. P. Andrews; M. of R., W. 81. Chew
c. of E., j. G. Pearson; < of E, J. S
Nicholson; Rep, J. s. Nicholson; Alt, j
P. Andrews; Trustee, w. j. Jones.
| Harrison Conclave, Improved Order o
Heptasophs,o of Mnllica Hill-Archon, Aaror
w. Borton Secretary, Jacob FL. Mounce
tuduCtcfs Gsu Hdtu Il. otfdbbUu5 treasurer
/ W. F. Iredell; Provost, John E. Scott
Prelate, j. ]. Moore; Inspector, N. S
Lloyd Sentinel, S. b. Weatherly Trus
tees, J. j. Davies, B. R. Black, and N. S
Lloyd.
Bridgeport Council, Junior Order o
United American Mechanics Councillor
W. w. Vannaman Vice Councillor, Geo
w. Flowers Conductor, Walter Justice
Warden, Amos Haines; Sentinels, William
Ross and Harry Zane; Trustee, Geo. Gill
Representative to State Council, Elwoo,
UsiDger.
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