Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24
aGRENLOcH

Opfer spent Wednesday in Bunker
Hill, sss4 rs syasss
i Mr. Alfred Haslam, of Philadelphia
lsspent Saturday with his uncle, Mr..
Elijah Watson.
| The Grenloch Y. NJ. G.. A. held a
business meeting on last Friday even
ing, to discuss plans for the coming
winter and spring. The base ball
league composed of the Camden Co.
Y. NJ. C. A. will start on September
when Ellisburg comes here and the
season will close ON October 9th.
Grenloch has a good chance of win
ming the silver cup offered by Mr..
Moore, of Haddonfeld. During the
winter there will be several debates
The first debate will be on Parents
Night, September 10Th, and the sub
ject will be What is worth most to
young man, $4,000 or a college edu-
cation?y On Labor Day morning the
Y. M. c.. A. base ball team will play
the Grenloch F. G. for the champion
ship of this place. The veteran twirl-
err. Bob Taggart, will pitch for the
Field Club.
Owing to the excursion to Atlantic
City on last Saturday, the Grenloch
F. G.. did not play. On Saturday,
August Goth, Gren1och will play the
Blackwood team at this place.
The Rev. J. w. McCallum, OF
Philadelphia, occupied the pulpit in
the First Presbyterian Church on last
Sunday. His morning subject was:
Prevailing Prayer" and his evening
theme was: Made Over, to Make
Good. 49,,
Miss katherine Slayer, of Linden
void, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Stiles, at their home on
Edgewater avenue. s 3 - 5ss 81
Mr. j. p Cranston led the mid
week prayer meeting on last Wednes-
day night The subject was Noun
tain Scenes in Bible Story =
Mr.. Clarence FISHER, of Baltimore,
Nd, was Sunday visitor of Mr.. H
Giesy, at his home on Arbutus ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thiess enter
tanned relatives from Philadelphia on
last Sunday at their home on Arbutus
Miss Elizabeth Harris, of Camden,
spent Sunday with her sister, and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kaenackey, at their home on Edge
water ave. ns sssslea "a s4gig4
2 Misses Anias and Abel Ringressy
entertained friends from Philadelphia
over Sunday, at their home on Cen
trail ave.
The Sunday school classes of Miss
Estella Carter and Mrs Downer, met
at the home of Miss Carter on last
Wednesday afternoon The time was
spent in playing games, after which
refreshments were j served, and the
classes departed to their respective
homes.
Mr.. William Long intends to go to
Burlington in the near future as a
moulder.
The seventeenth annual excursion
from this place to Atlantic City was
run on last Saturday. About seven
hundred and fifty persons took the
trip, and this place was we'll deserted
Miss Belva Cheesman, who has D, s
i'll with typhoid fever, for some time,
is now able to be about.
Mr.. Raymond Tyson saw the Phil
lies break even with the st. Louis
Cardinals on last Saturday.
Mr.. Candy Jones, of Philadelphia,
was a Sunday visitor at the h9rae of
his mother, on Arbutus ave. sR
The Presbyterian Church is having
most excellent service by the minis
tiers who come here from Sunday to
Sunday People of the town who stay
away are not only missing great
deal OF. good to themselves, but are
not helping forward the interests of
the Grenloch church as well as they
might.
Mr.. Clarence Macdonald entertain
ed company from Gloucester On SIM
day at his home on Edgewater ave.
Several of our townspeople attend
ed the Farmers Picnic at Washington
Park last week, and heard Gov. Viii
sons address. s4egs4i eis.ss s.sz -
Mr. and Mrs John H. O'Neil, of
West Philadelphia, with their children
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stiles, on Edge
water ave. iisf 81
Raymond Tyson intends to move
his family from his present home on
Park ave., to Mr.. j. e. Mathis house
on Linwood and Lake avenues in the
near future. aa,a s3l..5.s.
Mr.. Charles Thies and, family en-
tertained relatives from Bunker Hill
on Sunday.
Mr.. John Wilkins spent a few days
last week in Atlantic City
Mr. George Kaenacky enjoyed last
week as vacation
Mr. Raymond Zane spent last Tues
day in Atlantic City.
The many friends of Mr.. Harry r..
Stone gave him card party OH last
Thursday night.
Mrs. Gaunt entertained company
several days this week. 800