Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-08
GRENLOCH.

Ion McWorter has purchased new
Maxwell.
Il The Grenloch F. G, did not play on
Saturday, july 3rd, as the Linden
team did not come down, because
their battery did not show up. There
was scrub game the contest ending
in favor fthe regular team by a score
of 9to 8. On Monday, July 5th, Gren-
loch defeated the Southern A. A. in
the morning game. The features of
the game we're the pitching of Hilbert
and the batting and fielding of Tracy
for Grenloch. The score:
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Southern 900 0 0 0 0 o 90 8 Z
Grenloch II Al 2 0 0 ks s 4
In the second game against the
same team Grenloch again had a
cinch. In the first inning Southern
scored their only run on an error by
Tracy and bad throw by Bradbury.
The features of the game were the hit
ting OF. Tracy and Bradbury and the
pitching of Tygert for Grenloch, and
the fielding of Swartz for Southern.
h e
Grenloch-1 8 o 2 1 o 1 2 x-10 II 3
Southern 0 0 0 0 o. L 5 4
Mrs. John Stiles and her grandson,
Charles Stiles, of Glassboro, is spend
ing few days at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Porch, at their home on Lin
wood ave.
Mr.. Raymond King has recently
purchased a fine new horse
The construction of the new paint
+ shop for the Bateman Mfg. Co. has
Ebeen started. 1t is said it will cost
Aabout S35, 900. 20
Z A new train comes in here now at
o'clock on Saturday afternoons,
which gives the men working in the
city time to get down here before late
in the afternoon
Mr. Fred Wescott and family and
his mother, Mrs. O. Wescott, and Miss
Weeks, of Almonesson, spent Sunday
with Mr. Wescott's father-in-law, Mr..
Joseph Gardner, at his home on Lake
avenue.
Mr.. Joseph brakeman and family,
formerly ofBlackwood, have moved
into the Steele property on Poplar ave.
Douglas and Andrew Whitehead, of
Phila., spent Sunday with their uncle,
jeremiah Reid, at his home on Pop
lar ave.
The Grenloch Presbyterian S. S.
gave out a red letter testament to
those who attended the Sunday school
and were members between Jan.
and July /, without missing Sun
day. They were as follows: Messrs.
F.. H. Bateman, Supt.; Charles Foster,
Roscoe Cheesman, Melvin Githnes,
William Offer, Horace Gardner, Theo.
Reid, jeremiah Reid, Stanley Marple,
Clarence Gaunt, Charles Alexandria,
Frederick Bateman, Frank Bateman,
Harry Pine, Misses Hattie McWorter,
Nellie Bateman, Anna Gardner, Alice
Gardner, Nellie Gardner, Sarah Tweed
Grace Sheppard, Mrs. Frank Bateman,
Myrtle Pine
Misses Charlotte Stricker and Edith
Haines, of Mt. Holly, and Miss Mar
garet Moore, of Camden, spent Mon
day at the home of Mr. Harry Pine, on
i Central ave.
Mrs. Nettie MarpIe and son Frank
lin spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Marble, Sr., at their home
on Maple ave
Mr.. r. NJ. Sheppard, of Chester,
spent a few days at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. aEdMrs. Robert Sheppard,
at their home on Central ave.
At the First Presbyterian Church
there was large congregation both
morning and evening and at Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor there
was a good attendance. The average
attendance of the mid-week prayer
meeting is about fifty, which is con-
sideredsa good attendance for the size
of the place.
Mr.. Oliver Newcomb and Miss Anna
Wilkins. both of this place, were quiet
ly married by the pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Vineland. The
bridegroom's parents reside at New
field, Pa, and the brides parents re-
side at this place. A big serenade was
given them, when they alighted from
the 12.47 train on Monday night, or
Tuesday morning rather. When they
returned from their honeymoon they
will reside at the home of the brides
parents at their beautiful home on Cen
trail avenue.
The ladies' bible circle will hold
their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday evening of this week, on
the lawn of Mrs. Robert Shepherd
on Central avenue, and if it storms
it will be held in the S. S. room of the
First Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Joseph MARBLE Sr., has recently
purchased fine horse from Mr.. Evans
of Williamstown.
Mr.. Robert Turner is dangerously
i'll at his home on Popular avenue,
l at this writing.
E Base ball is the go around this place
now, and Grenloch has one of the
fastest teams in South Jersey. You
will hear from them later, is what
the manager, Mr.. Edward Bradbury
says, and very soon at that
R. N. MARBLE spent Monday at the
R. j. MARBLE spent Monday at the
Joseph H. Marple, Sr., at their home
on Maple avenue.