Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-26
GRENLOCH

Mr.. Harry Giesey and his mother,
Mrs. Mary Giesey, are spending few
days in York, Pa Mr. Giesey, who is
employed in the order department OF
the Bateman Manufacturing Company,
is on his vacation
Messrs. William H. Leslie and
Harry S. Pine, of this place, and Mr..
Christian Eby, of Blackwood, attende ]
the Synod of the Presbyterian Chur.n, |,
at Atlantic City, on last Wednesday.
The Grenloch Y. NJ. c.. A. boys
held their regular meeting on last
Friday evening. The bible character
was Moses After the bible study
the boys paid visit to the Rev. Mr..
w. H. Leslie and family, who has
just been installed as pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church.
Although it is quite late for base
ball the boys will have to fight it
out for the penpant with Merchant
vile, on the Glendora grounds next
Saturday, October 28th. Grenloch has
been the only team to beat Merchant
Vile, defeating them twice by scores
of Is to Is and to l. The boys say
they will do it the third time.
Mr.. David Billinser, who has been
spending some time at the home of
returned to his home in York. Pa,
last week.
The Bateman Manufacturing Cora-
pany is having a new Office Installed
in the shipping department of their
works.
Mr.. F. H. Bateman has employed
Mr.. Rothenberger, a graduate of Cor
nell University, to take his new Iron
Age farm and farm it the coming sea-
SON.
The Grenloch Presbyterian Sunday
School is preparing to organize an or
chestra. Mr.. Elbert Bradshaw, the
ehoirster, would like all to come for
ward and render their service, which
will be very much appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haenacky and
family, of Edgwater avenue, viii
move to Philadelphia in the near
future.
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
Lucy MARBLE, held candy pull at
their teachers home, on last Satur-
day afternoon The afternoon was
spent in playing games and chatting.
Those present were: Misses Grace
Shepherd, Mildred Rainer, Elsie Ward,
Mary DeHaven, Martha Roller and
Edith Jones.
Some of our townspeople attended
Lewis and Welden's Black Diamond
Minstrel Troupe at the Grange Hall,
Blackwood, on last Saturday after
noon and evening.
Mr. F. H. Bateman, who is secre-
tary-treasurer and general manager
of the Bateman Manufacturing Co.,
spent last week travelling in the West,
principally in Chicago, on business, re-
turning home, on Central avenue, on
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Roller sailed for Ger
many on last Saturday, at IL o'clock,
to visit her parents.
The Rev. William H. leslie, B. D..
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, took for his subject last Sun
day morning, Overcoming the Lust
of Flesh" On next Sunday morning
he will take for his subject IA New
Testament Preacher" and the Sun
day morning following "A New Testa-
ment Congregation On last Sunday
evening Mrs d. E. Diefenderfer, OF
Philadelphia, spoke on home missions
her subject was "Mormonism," OF
Polygamy still exists in the Mormon
Church, and how Reed Smoot got into
the u. S. Senate
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beetle and
daughter spent last Thursday visit
ing the latter"s mother, in Phila
The Ladies' Bible Circle of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school, will
meet in the church on next Friday
from 2 to for the purpose of sewing
The Grenloch football team MET
and played Woodbury. High School
on last Saturday afternoon, the score
ending in tie-0-0. Both teams
were handicapped by the nonappear-
ance of some Of the players. The
game was called off at ten O'Clock
on Saturday, but at the last minute
it was decided to play. GrenlocI
should have won, having the ball re-
peatedIyI near the goal, but were un.
able to score Davis starred fol
Grenloch, while Hodge was Wood
bury's best man.
The lineup:
Grenloch, full back, Davis; left hall
back, Anderson; right half back
Smith; quarter, Bradbury; right end
F. Thomas; left end, Whitehear; left
tackle, Brilton; right tackle, Eby and
Cole; right guard Schuster; lef
guard, Jones; center. A. Thomas.
Woodbury.: full back, Hodge: left
half back, Ware; right half back
Waddel; quarter, Clark; right end
Cliff; left end, Taylor; left tackle
Mehorter;; right tackle. Ham: right
guard, Scott; left guard, Wilsey; cen.
ter, Gardiner
Referee William Bradbury, Black.