Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-28
GRENLOCH.
Mr.. Theodore has been on the sick
list for the past few days.

Mr. Theodore has been on the sick
| list for the past few days.
Mr.. Robert Marin, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mr. John Smith
The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian Church held it's annual
religious part of the Christmas enter
tainment on last Sunday evening. 1t
consisted of over sixty moving pic
lures illustrated by song and recita-
tons
| Mr. Richard Thorn and family, of
Haddonfleld, spent Monday with Mr..
Elwood Thorn, ST., and family, at
their home on Linwood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Teas spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
Philadelphia.
A shooting match was held at this
place on last Monday afternoon. As
the weather was not very frosty the
targets did not break very easy. j.
MARBLE, Jr, came first with fifteen
breaks out of twenty and F.. Thorn,
of Blackwood, second with thirteen.
First Match: J MARBLE, Jr., 10; II.
Morgan, 3; P. Thorn, 4; S. Gardner,
4; W. Thorn, 2; T. Loring, 5.
j. MARBLE, Sr. 2; F. Thorn, 6; w.
Morgan, 6; B. Libb, z; E. Thorn. A.;
VIM. Macdonald, 1.
Second Match: j. MARBLE, Jr., s.;
H. Morgan, 6; F. Wescott, 8; N.
Marble, 4; W. Thorn, 1; T. Loring, 5;
H. Snyder, 5.
j. MARBLE, Sr., 6; F. Thorn. Z; w.
Morgan, 5; B. Libb, 4; e. Thorn, s;
w. Macdonald, 8; H. Geisey, 4
The second match was a tie in
which ]. Marbles side won out by
two targets.
| Mr.. David Gem of Williamstown,
spent Monday with friends in this
place.
Mrs. Ruth Porch and son Stewart
spent Christmas in Glassboro visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Ralph Shepherd, of Camden,
spent Sunday with his parents at their
home on Central avenue.
Mr.. Candy Jones spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Elmer.
Mr.. Edward Evans, of Williamstown
has purchased the Cook homestead
for $4,000.
Mr.. George Klett and family of Will
Jamestown, spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gardner at their
home on Lake Ave
Mr.. William Steiber spent Sunday
and Monday in Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. James Powell ate
Christmas dinner at the annual Pow
ell reunion in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beetle spent
Christmas in Mt Ephraim.
The community was shocked at the
sudden death of Mrs. Maria Wolf, of
Blackwood, as her kindly services will
be greatly missed in this place.
NIr. and Mrs. J. Clark Bradshaw
spent Monday with relatives in Blen-
helm
Mr.. Fred Hudson spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents in Phila.
Mr.. Oscar Bachelor has resigned
his position with Mr.. Forest North as
his assistant in the meat business,
and has accepted a position with Mr..
Milton Rudderow, of Blackwood.
Miss Mary Hagans, of Phila., is
spending the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Chew at their
home on Linwood ave.
Mr.. William Beetle killed two pork
ers on Tuesday
A literary society has been organiz-
ed at this place.
The Rev. William H. Leslie's
morning subject last Sunday was:
Joy Time"
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school of this place will hold it's
Christmas social on next Thursday
evening
Mr.. Joseph Neal spent Saturday in
Camden.
The following Christmas program
was carried out in Grenloch Terrace
school: Singing, Merry Christmas; ?"
reading, Matthew 2, Idella Irwin;
recitation, Merry Christmas" King
sey Ebert; reading, How Christmas
is Kept in Other Lands Anna Irwin;
singing, Washington Christmas
Party" reading, Backlog Studies, .
Martha Roller; singing, Jolly Old
St. Nicholas" reading, Extracts
from Christmas Carol" Grace lShep-
herd; singing, Landing of the Pill
grims.