Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-14
GRENLOCH.

GHENLUCH.
An additional annex has been erect
ed to the power house of the Camden
County Asylum.
The South Jersey Gas Company
has laid gas pipes down Linwood and
Milburn ayes.
The Grenloch Y.M.C.A. boys held
a corn roast on last Friday evening
at the Park. About twenty-five were
present and every one seemed to en-
joy the corn,even if it was roasted un-
til it was burned black. After the
roast was over the boys gathered
around the fire and told stories, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Mr.. Thomas Loring and daugh CT
Marietta left this place on last Friday
night for a trip through Canada and
to Niagara Falls and to the New York
State Fair.
The Grenloch YM.C.A. played
and defeated the Merchantvil;e YIN
C. A. at Merchantville on last Satur-
day afternoon, in one of the fastest
played games of the season; the
game was played in one hour and
twenty minutes, and the full nine in
nings were played. Thomas, who
was the box artist for Grenloch fam
ned ten men and was given errorlcss
support by his teammates, and but
two hits we're made off his del very,
while Grenloch secured eight off the
delivery of Straub, OF Merchantyille.
The score was z to L.
The Rev. DR.. S. s. Altman, d.
D., of Philadelphia. occupied the pull
pit in the First Presbyterian Church
on last Sunday. His morning SUBJ
ject was: Il know where thou dwell
est" and his evening subject was:
| "Zaccheus come down"
Mr.. William Anderson and Miss
Edna Hurff spent Saturday in Will
low Grove.
The Grerloch F. c.. played the
Hardingville F. G. on last Saturday
and were defeated i'll the final game
of the series, and also lost the ser
les. Hardingville took two out of
three. The score was 10 to s. On
next Saturday Grenloch and Black
wood together will play Gloucester.
Bob Taggart, pitcher; E. Bradbury,s.
IS; T. Loring, l b.; S. Hilbert, l. F. !;
F. Thomas, c. f. will constitute the
players for Grenloch: White Clock
C; H. Williams, 2 b; C. Morris 3 b.;
j. Coles, r. t, will constitute the play
ers for Blackwood NJ. Tombleson will
also be taken along as a substitute
pitcher
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaenack en-
tertained relatives and friends from
Philadelphia on Sunday.
II The wires for the electric Light ;
Aave been strung through this plas !;
Several people will have lights in
|Itheir homes. There will be a light
Fat each corner.
Mr.. John Smith entertained COM
pany on Sunday.
A school bell has been installed in
the tower of the Grenloch and Ter
race public school, This is a great
improvement to the school /also sew
eral other little articles have been
placed in the school, for which the
pupils and also the parents are CRATE
full to the School Board.
The mother of Mr.. Isaac Chew died
suddenly at Pitman. She was bur
led on last Wednesday. Mr.. Chew
noS thc Sy lupdlHy Vi the lelSnDOr-
hood.
1t is reported that the foundry and
several other departments of the
Bateman Manufacturing Company
will start work on the first of Oct
Mrs. Eckman, of Camden, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Pine
Owing to the electric light wires
on Edgewater avenue, Messrs. Har-
vey Stiles and William Beebe have
cut down the poplar trees in front of
their homes.
Mr.. H. R. Stone attended the
Scout Masters meeting of the Cam
den County Y. NJ. C. A. S., on last
Monday evening, in the Camden Y.
M. c.. A. building, in Camden.
Mr.. Everett Pine, of Camden, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pine, at their home OIL
Central avenue.
Mr.. Ruby Jones will enter the
Camden Y. NJ. G.. A. Institute for
the coming term, to study electric
ity.