Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-28

Bridgeton.
Mr.. C. Earl Brenn, of Bridgeton.
was calling on friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones have
been entertaining out of town company
the past week
w. S. McFadden, wife and son John
o., spent Sunday with relatives at
Bridgeton.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Bell, a State Nor
NAL student at Trenton, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. VIM. Bell, on Ellis street.
GRENL0CH.
The first annual debate on Parents
Night of the Grenloch Y. NJ C.. A.
took place on last Friday night.
There were about fifty persons pres
lent, including parents, grandparents
and few of the coming boys of the
Grenloch Y. NJ. G. A., also two of
the official members of the Y. NJ. G..
A. Srhe debate started at $50 o'clock
with Messrs Robert A. Shepherd.
Horace G.. A. Smith and J. P. Grams
ton as judges. The subject was:
Resolved, That $4,000 is worth more
to a young man at the age of % years
than a college education" Affirmative
Messrs. Theodore NJ. Reid, Harlan
McWhorters and Albert Thomas; me-
gative, Stanley MARBLE, Horace Gard
ner and Frank B. Batenan The me-
gative side won, but it was very close.
Many OF the townspeople were disap-
pointed that it was not public af-
fair. but they will have a chance to
hear others in the near future.
Mr. Thomas Miffiin, of Blackwood,
was visiting friends in this place on
last Saturday afternoon.
The stork paid visit to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F.. H. Bateman on
last Tuesday and left fine baby
boy. 1t is understood that this one
will be minister.
Owing to the number of pupils in the
Grenloch public school several pupils
were asked to attend the Grenloch
Terrace School, and this now has so
many pupils enrolled that Mr.. j. Mill
ton Ebert was forced to ask several
pupils if they would attend the Mount
Pleasant school
Mr. Raymond Tyson moved his fam
lily from his former home on Park
ave. to the Mr. j. E. Mathis newly
erected house on Linwood ave-, on
last Friday. Mr.. James Simcox did
the moving.
The Rev Mr.. and Ms. VIII. Les
lie and daughter will occupy the
Weightman house on Park ave.
The Grenloch Y. NJ. c. A. base
ball team played and defeated the Ell
lisburg Y. NJ. C.. A. team at Gren-
loch ball park by the score Of to s
on last Saturday afternoon. The game
was close and exciting from the start
to the finish. H.. Gardiner starred at
the bat for Grenloch and ]. Irwin made
a nice catch in centre field. Schwaul
pitched fine game for Ellisburg but
poor support lost the game for him.
This puts Grenloch in second place,
with Collingswood in first with one
game Grenloch Will tie them when
they trounce them at Grenloch next
Saturday.
The Rev DR.. Francis D. Yost, D. d.
of Philadelphia, occupied the pulpit
in the First Presbyterian Church on
last Sunday.
On next Friday evening the pre-
paratory service will be held; next
Sunday being communion service.
This will be the first service which
Mr.. Leslie will be in charge of as the
pastor. 1t is the sincere hope of the
session that good strong turnout
may be witnessed at this service, as
we'll as on communion Sunday.
Frank B. Bateman, Jr.. entered the
William Penn Charter School last
Tuesday
The Christian Endeavor meeting was
in charge of the Missionary Commit
tee on last Wednesday evening. The
subject was: "A missionary Journey
Around the the World Missions in
Africa. Acts 3:26-40.
Mr.. Paul Murphy, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his sister and
brother-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Thesis at their home on Milburn ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bradbury
moved into their newly erected home
on Lake ave.
The electric lights in this place
We're lighted for the first time on
September 26th.
Mr.. John Gardiner was on the sick
list for couple of days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Willis are
taking a trip through the Central and
New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs Tombleson and da 'ga-
ter Alma and friend, of Redwood,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Macdonald on Edges
water ave.
Several of the townspeople moved
the househould goods CT the Rev. Mr..
Leslie to his new home on Park ave.
on last Tuesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Bradshaw broke her left
arm on last Sunday night, or Monday
morning. but upon arising ON Mon