Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
GRENLOCH

/ Mr.. Jacob Treftz, for several years
past baker at the Aims House, has
/ been dismissed.
Mr.. Frank Thomas enjoyed last
week as vacation.
Mr.. Joseph Kaenacky, who has been
spending the last two months with
his brother George, returned to his
home in Phila., last Friday.
The Grenloch F. G. defeated the
| Blackwood F.. c. on last Saturday
Taggart who pitched for Grenloch
was hit freely, but gilt edge support
saved him. Tombleson who was the
box artist for Blackwood, pitched an
excellent game for the visitors except
in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings
when he weakened slightly, coupled
with several bad plays, gave Grenloch
the game 5 to /.
| People about here are alarmed about
their watermeions, cantaloupes, etc.
| Upon awakening in the morning and
going to their patches they find much
produce missing and also much de-
stroyed.
| Mr.. Everett Pine, of Camden, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
on Central ave.
The Rev. William p. Fulton, D ID.
Secretary and Supt. of the Trustees of
the Presbytery of Philadelphia, occu-
pied the pulpit in the First Presbyter-
ian Church last Sunday His morn
ing sermon was "The City of Cod, .
and his evening subject was Make
Jesus King"
The Grenloch Y. NJ. G. A. held
| its meeting on last Friday evening.
Next Friday evening will be the OPEN
ing of the real Y. M. G.. year.
1t will open with banquet in which
| it is hoped that Mr.. Maydole, of Had
donfield, the Camden Co. Y. NJ. G..
A. Secretary, can be present On
Sept. 18th parents night will be OBJ
served; a special program has been
arranged; a debate entitled, Resolved
THAT $4,000 is worth more to young
man than a college education. Mr..
H. R. Stone appointed Messrs. TheO.
Reid for the affirmative and Stanley
Marble for the negative. The two
captains appointed Messrs. Horace
Gardner and Frank Bateman for the
! negative and Albert Thomas and Har-
Ian McWhorter for the affirmative
Messrs. Robert A. Shepherd, Leland
Willis and Roscoe Bateman are the
judges.
Mr.. Albert Fox, of Blackwood, an
employee of the shipping department
of the Bateman Mfg Co., died at the
Cooper Hospital, Camden, at 10 B..
M, on Tuesday. Ife was operated
on for appendicitis on Friday and it
is said that he never regained con-
seriousness after being operated on.
Mrs. Geisy is spending some time iii
York, Pa, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ne
vim Barnhart.
Mr.. Hughey, of Bridgeport, Pa,
spent Saturday visiting friends here.
Miss Marietta Loring entertained
company for few days last week.
Miss Belva Cheesman is again able
to be about.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Joseph Car
diner had an attack of disease on last
Thursday which the several persons
who saw it were unable to name.
1t acted as if it had something in
its throat, as it tried to put it's paws
in its mouth, and turned somersaults
on grape arbor by which it was lied.
After about an hour of these antics it
became peaceful and is now well.
Mr.. Charles Beetle, of Phila., spent
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Beetle, at their home
on Edgewater ave.
Mr.. Eben King was operated on at
the Copper Hospital for cancer of the
back the past week He refused to
take any stimulant and also refused
to stay at the institution. Upon reach
ing home he was very weak from the
loss OF blood and DR.. Smith, of Black
wood, had to to sent for to stop the
flow of blood.
Mrs. John Wilkins is slowly recov-
ering from her recent attack of illness
at her home here.
Don't forget that the Rev. w. H.
Leslie and his wife and daughter, of
Lebanon, Pa, will be with us on Sun
day, Sept. 8 to preach in the First
Presbyterian Church. It is hoped
that the people of our church will see
that this is splendid opportunity OF
showing our strength and let Mr..
Leslie go away with the feeling that
the sooner he comes among us the
better and happier we will all be.
| Messrs. H. G. Lamb, William An
derson, James Unger and B. F.. Ely
who have been camping on the point,
will break camp on Sept. LIST, and
board with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gardiner at their home on EdgeN alter
ave.
The Wednesday evening prayer
meeting was in charge of the Mission
airy committee on last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fhiess and the
Misses Maria and Margaret Murphy
were over Sunday visitors in Phila-
delphia, visiting relatives.