Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-11-23
GRENLOCH.


The Grenloch Y. M. c.. A. held its
regular weekly meeting on last Fri
day night. Several new exercises
were rehearsed by the boys with the
Scoutmaster. The Bible subject was
Gideon.
Mr. Warren Jordan spent last Fri
day with friends in Philadelphia
One of the big truck automobiles
of Gately & Hurley, of Camden, turn
ed turtle on last Wednesday near this
place. Although the machine was
broken in several places, neither of
the two men were injured.
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies'
Bible Circle met in the annex of the
First Presbyterian Church last Fri
day from to A O'Clock for the pur-
pose of sewing.
Mrs. John Wilkins, who has been
{ on the sick list for the past week, is
convalescent. DR.. j. Arson Smita,
of Blackwood, is in attendance.
Mr.. Harry Pine is improving the
appearance of his home on Contra!
ave. by grading his sidewalk with
gravel.
The Rev. William H. Leslie, B. D.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, took for his morning subject
last Sunday; Failing Brooks" and
his evening subject: "A Young Man
who could not be depended upon ;"
On next Sunday morning the Rev.
Berry, of the St. Johns M e Church
Turnerville, win occupy the pulpit
While in the evening Mr.. Leslie will
take for his subject "A strong young
man who never amounted to much ;"
On next Thursday evening Mr. G..
W. Foster and his Sunday school class
will give a stereopticon trip through
Switzerland. The Rev William H.
Leslie will be the tourist guide.
Mr.. David Glenn, of Williamstown,
spent a few days last week with
friends in this place.
Mr.. Everett B. Pine, of Camden,
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pine on
Central ave.
There will be special Thanksgiv-
!. ing sermon on November Both, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The C. E. topic for last Wednesday
evening was Missions in South Amer
lea. Acts 19:13-30.
Mr.. J A. Goodyear, of Manchester,
Mich, salesman of the Bateman Mfg.
Co., spent last week in this place on
business, and visited his son, Mr..
BENJAMIN Goodyear, who has charge
OF the repair department of the COM
pany, who accompanied his father as
far as Philadelphia on his return.
The second class day rally TOOK
place on last Sunday at the First
Presbyterian Sunday school. One
hundred and fifty-eight were present.
The primary department had charge
of the opening and closing exercises
of the school, together with the Miss
es Estella Carter, Anias Ringressy
and Downer, their teachers.
Mr.. Edward Bugbee spent last Sun
day in Williamstown visiting rela-
tives.
The Y. M. C. A. boys will be given
a talk on college life on next Friday
evening, by Messrs. Franklin Davis,
@. F. Woodworth and Rothenburger
The two public schools are prepas-
ing their usual Thanksgiving exer-
cises.
Master William Opfer has taken
the Evening Bulletin route of this
place.
Edward King spent Sunday visiting
friends in Downer.
Mr.. Lehman Rainier has been civ
ing his house on Lake ave. a coat OF
paint.
Mr.. Ruby Jones is spending few
days in Dover, Delaware visiting rel
atives.
The Grenloch foot ball team defeat
ed the Woodbury. High School team
on last Saturday afternoon by score
of 10 to O. GrenIoch scored two
touchdowns in the last eight minutes
of play, but were unsuccessful in kick
ing goal Bradbury scored both
touchdowns for Grenloch
Mr.. J. Clark Bradshaw is having
new posts erected under his porch
on his store property
Mr. Clarence Macdonald has been
on the sick list for the past few days
Dr.. Smith, of Blackwood, is in at
tendance.
The teachers and officers Of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school held
a meeting at the home of the superin-
tendent, MT. F.. H. Bateman on last
Monday night. Plans for the com,
ing Christmas entertainment were
made, and also plans for illustrated
Sunday school lessons were made.
Messrs + Herbert Onyx and Sim
norman, Of Philadelphia, spent las1
Friday with Messrs Joseph H Mar
pie and son, Joseph, Jr., on gun.
ming trip.
Mrs Anna Gardner held a quilting
party at her home on Central ave
last Tuesday afternoon.