Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-16
GLASSBORO.

GLASoBOKU.
Before a crowded house on Friday
evening the High School basket ball
team opened its season at the Audi
|torium and had no trouble in defeating
the Pensauken Jrs. by the score of 38
to 8. Although the ending of the first
half showed the score to be to S..
the local boys took squirt in the sec
ond half and completely played the
visitors off their feet, much to the de-
light of the High School rooters. !.
Kemmer, the star quarter back of the
1910 foot ball team, is captain OF the
team, and showed up we'll in his new
vocation, he scoring no less than "a
points himself. During the inter
mission the girls team of the Junior
and SOphmore classes played their
first inter-elass game, and it was
quite interesting. The teams We're
organized few weeks ago with Miss
Ida Laux as coach. This is the first
time in the history OF the local school
that it has been represented by girls
team, and Miss Laux promises some
thing doing in the way of fast basket
ball in the future. The game ended by
the score of Z to 2 in favor of the
sophmores.
A Repp Estate has more apples than
Fever beforeytheir own immense storage
His full and they have Ticeis filled at
|FWilliamstown, and large quantity
{stored in Philadelphia. This year has
been their greatest apple year. Cs7
In the absence of Rev. J.. Morgan
Read, who is attending the meeting of
the Missionary Conference at Denver,
Col, Rev. sc. Lippincott, who was
pastor of the church over forty years
ago, occupied the pulpit of the First
NJ e. Church on Sunday morning, and
the evening service was devoted to a
service of song which was in charge of
j. j. Ledden
The w. G. T U. held it's annual
pot-pie supper on Friday evening and
was largely attended.
Charles l.. Smith has moved into the
Johnson property recently vacated by
Mrs. Gebbard
The young folks Of the st. Bridget's
Catholic Church will hold their annual
dance on Thanksgiving evening in the
Auditorium ballroom.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire
Company will hold a fair and supper
in the fire house on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, December 8th and g..
The members of the Y. w. c.. T.
U. have been divided into teams for
the purpose of seeing which excels in
attendance. Miss Bartha Ledden has
been elected captain of the Reds and
Miss Augusta Il. Buck of the s'blues. 2
Rachel Pimm, young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Clifford Pimm, fell down
stairs one day last week and sustained
a broken leg. She is doing very
nicely at this writing.
Hunters in South Jersey report ring
meek pheasants unusually plentiful,
land hardly a cunning party returns
without one or more of these birds "a
Paul Weaver, of Pitman, has been
elected president of the sophmore
class of the local High School.
The official board of the First M.
E. Church have rendered the Repp
Bros. a vote of thanks for the com
nunion service recently presented to
the church as memorial to their
father.
Henry Roller, of this place, has
been taken to the Howard Hospital to
undergo an operation for cancer in
the throat.
Several large bands of gypsies are
in the woods between here and
|Clayton and are making a small for
tune by revealing the futures of the
Iyoung people of this placer EH
A large touring car with the hood
badly damaged was found abandoned
along the Clayton pike on Friday
morning.
The heavy winds on Sunday evening
blew down many of the electric light
wires and the town was in complete
darkness during the evening.
Harry M. Bogne, the we'll known
salesman with A. E. Mullen & Co.,
and who has been located at the
Chestnut Ridge Estate has been trans
ferred to Brookline, Pa.
Lawrence McFadden, Glassboro's
star basket ball player, has again
signed with the Rookwood team.
Mrs. William Keebler, of Olean, n
Y, is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Wescott,
of Main street.
Mrs. Hannah Bowling, of Monroe
Vile, was calling on Glassboro friends
on Monday
Miss Clara Beener is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Daily, at Union
town, Pa.
Bert Lawson and family, of Wild
wood, are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Champion on
Church street.