Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-21
WENoNAH.

Mrs. LashIey and Miss Maud Pierson
spent Sunday and Monday in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Stephenson enter
day.
r. C. Ballinger and son Edwin, and n.
S. Proud, all listened to the wild waves at
Cape May last Sunday.
Hamilton Turner has purchased cottage
at Pitman Grove, and his family moved
down there Tuesday.
Glenn Bassett, Of Woodstown, was the
guest of c. A. Mattson the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Ferguson are spend
ing the week at Beverly.
John L. Drummer and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. 7. ]. Savage, spent Tuesday IN
Atlantic City.
Mrs. DR.. H. Lake Gilmour left on Tues
day for visit at Lavalett, N. J.
Miss Dorothy Paris is visiting relatives
in Media, Pa.
Miss Mabel Louder was in town Tuesday
attending meeting Of the Wenonah school
teachers held at the house of District Clerk,
E. L. FAIR.
T. J. Savage has bought cottage at
4 Pitman where part Of his family will spend
| the summer Elmer Reyno and family
/ have moved into his house here.
Owing to the necessity of reducing ex-
penses in order to continue the game Of
base ball, the directors at their last meeting
deemed it advisable to release the players
who had been playing on the team previous
! to last Saturday, and accept the terms OF
the Camden A. c., who will represent
Wenonah in the future. This club has
endeavored to secure the ball park from
/ Mr.. Green for two or three years for their
headquarters, and the deal is very salts
/ factory to both sides, as the club is we'll
/ equipped and have handsome suits, which
become the property oe the Field Club.
4 Whether they are capable of playing as
/ good ball or not as the released nine, re-
mains to be seen, though they were defeat
4 ed by the latter Saturday week. 1t must
1 be remembered it was principally the pitch
/ ing of Loose, who is a phenomenal amateur,
/ that did it. They played their first game
at Wenonah last Saturday, and defeated
/ the Winslow A. c., of Philadelphia, II to
r. The second nine also won from the
1 Westville Juniors, by a score of 10 to 8 on
/ Saturday, but suffered defeat at the hands
/ of Clarence Colbers's Colts in twilight
game Monday evening, to the tune of Is to
/ 5. Colt Summer Dawson did the pitching
for his nine, and Colt Douglass did the
kicking. The first nine play the Cleveland
Wheelmen, of Phila., next Saturday.
DR.. H. L. Gilmour has sold lot on
Poplar street to Mr. Williams, of Black
wood, father of Mrs. G. Fowler Cline.
Mrs. N. S. Proud and Mrs. H. V. Tuft
are spending week in Atlantic City.
The Baltimore fire was Wenonah's gain
to the extent of one new house. J. c. Bay
liss, who had his goods loaded on the cars,
but unloaded them when he learned of the
/ fire, has remained here and likes the place
so well that be willIlocate here permanently,
and broke ground for new house, on
/ Monday.
The fact that strike is on is only known
| by a few people, but when its import be-
comes fully realized, it will be great sur
/ prise to know that such state Of affairs ex.
lists in our midst It is not, however, g
strike for more pay, but purely one of sym
pathy. The musieally inclined grocery
clerk holds the key to the situation.