Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-07-16
NEwRoLD AND WEsTvILLE.

While out fishing last Friday with his
son at Towpsend IS Inlet, Woody Hannold
succeeded in catching thirty-two pound
drum fish which he brought home and ex-
hibited to his many friends in this vicitity.
While in swimming last Tuesday with a
party Of boys, Benjamin White received a
cut which almost severed his toe. He had
! to be carried from the river to DR.. Davis
drug store where the wound was dressed,
and Benny taken home. 1t will be some
time before he will be able to walk.
The Lawn Fete for the benefit of the St.
kLukes Chapel last Saturday evening, netted
Ethem upwards of $40 -
Quite number of ladies and gentlemen
from this section went to Atlantic City
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lambert Dilks and son
George E., of Newbold, were visitors over
the Fourth with Howard Reed and wife, Of
Mulica Hill. sister of Mr.. DiIks.
| St. Luke's Chapel went to AleYon Park
"wednesday on their annual picnic. Quite a
number of people accompanied them. -
The second installment to the base ball
Hfund is now due, and those who have not
Responded can leave their donations at Co.
/ hills store where it will be duly credited
land TUNED over to the Treasurer. The team
! is playing great ball now, and will be I'M
proved on second base within week, max
ing their infield one of the strongest in
South jersey. Considerable money is
needed to carry the team over the season,
and prompt response from the contribu-
tors will be appreciated by the executive
committee.
Mr.. j. DeKeim Davis is seriously i'll at
the home of his brother-in-law, J. r. jack
son.
Mr. Joseph Crawford and Miss Annie E.
Torbert were married by the Rev. Charles
B. Dubell, of Glassboro, at the home Of
Miss Bennett and Kate Morton, on June
29th.
Quite surprise was given the members
of Crown Point Lodge, No. 26S, 10. O. F.,
who attended the lodge last Monday even
ing. After the installation of officers by d.
D. D. G. NJ, George L. Barker, the COM
mittee in charge served those present with
refreshments, after which pleasant time
was spent in speech-makiDg. Quite dele
CATION was present from Arwames Lodge of
Gloucester, also visiting brothers from
Philadelphia, Camden, Collingswood, Ra-
cine, Ohio, and Woodbury..
|. Another interesting game of ball was
Ep'ayed on the ball field last Saturday with
Ethe Igins, Dietz & Nagee team of Phila..
(which resulted in a victory for the locals by
1.-THE score of to l. The visitors presented
Ia strong lineup and were the first to score,
but the locals eyened things up in the same
inning, and went ahead in the succeeding
innings Ellis allowed the visitors only
two hits, while the locals touched Swayne
for IL safeties. Kilmer made fiue one
handed stop which cut off two runs. Next
Saturday the Broadway will be the attrac-
tion. The score
/ / D & No o o o i 0 o 0 0-1
Westyille-0 0 0 0 I o / 2 x-4
Intense rivalry exists between the two
second teams of Westyille, the Y NJ G U
and the St. Lukes. Last Saturday the ST.
Lukes defeated the Y NJ c q by the score
of 4 to 2 through the effective pitching of
Charles Cohill who succeeded in striking
out 13 Of the opposing batsmen) and the
all-around playing of the team back Of
him. The series now stands Y NJ G U won
two games and st. Lukes one game.