Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-06-20
GRENLOCH.

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Mr.. Thomas Loring has purchased a
new ruIbber-tire buggy
The regular monthly business and !
social meeting of the Ladies Bible
Circle was held on last Thursday
night
Mr.. Charles Clark spent Sunday and
Monday with friends and relatives in
New York City.
Children's Day was observed in the
First Presbyterian Church on last
Sunday. The entertainment was in
form Of cantata, acted and sung by
the children of the school In addition
there was singing by the older mem
bers of the school, Two hundred and
thirty three we're present. MIR. ]. Mil
ton Ebert was the acting superinten-
dent, Mr.. f. I'll. Bateman being con-
fined to his home with stomach trou-
BILE. Mr.. Leslie, who returned on
Thursday from the wedding of his
sister-in-law, gave a fitting address.
Mr.. Horace Gardner has accepted a
position in the mail order department
of Strawbridge & Clothier, in Phila-
delphia
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Goodyear, from Grenloch and
Turnersville, gave them a serenade on
last Friday night, at the home of Mrs.
Goodyear, between Cross Keys and
Turnerville; about thirty were in the
crowd
Mr. Graham Stevenson, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with his aunts,
Misses Deborah K. and Anna Y
Brooks, at their home on Lake
Avenue.
Mr.. Edward Bradbury has opened
an ice cream parlor at his home on
Lake Avenue.
Mrs. John Vanneman, of Blenheim,
spent Friday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Clark Bradshaw, at their
home on Central Avenue.
The long-looked-for supper for the
young folks took place on last Friday
evening, and by the way they seemed
to enjoy the social hour as we'll as the
supper. it was certainly a decided
success About sixty children were
present to enjoy the occasion. The
social lasted from five to eight O'Clock,
P. Ne. Much credit should be given to
those who SO kindly contributed their
time and provisions to the occasion.
In addition to the supper junior
congregation was organized by Mr..
Leslie. A valuable prize will be given
to those who attend the entire year
on every Sunday morning service. A
prize worth while will also be given
to those who attend forty Sundays or
more through the year.
Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter,
Edith, are on a visit with relatives in
Dover, Del.
Mr. Austin Beetle spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Peters, at Mt
Ephrailn.
Mr. Elijah Watson is giving his
store coat of paint; Mr.. John King,
of Turnerville, is doing the work
There seems to be a race among
several of the men of the town in
growing garden vegetables; Mr.
Alonzo Watson is in the lead, SO far;
he having lima beans clear to the top
of the poles.
Miss Thalia McCarty is spending
several days with her friend Miss
Katheryn Kallahan.
Several Industrious men of the place
are building a bath house along the
lake. This will be a great benefit to
the place, as the place needs one very
badly 1t is expected to be finished
before the end of the week.
Mr. David Burdsall is being treated
at the Episcopal Hospital for zinc
poisoning, in Philadelphia
The Y. M. G. A. baseball game,
which was to have been played with
Glendora, was postponed owing to
the Indictment weather Next Satur-
day, Glenloch will open the Y. NJ c..
A. season at home with Collingwood
Y. NJ. G. A.
Mr. Harlan B. McWhorter success
freshman year at Woodbury. High
School this last term.
The Glenloch Field Club lost the
second game of the series between
Grenloch and Blackwood, at Black
wood on last Saturday Cummings,
who did such good work for Grenloch
against Blackwood on two weeks from
last Saturday, was hit freely in the
first and second innings, and coupled
with several errors, netted Blackwood
eight runs. Haverlick replaced him
in the third inning and but four hits
were garnered off his delivery.
On next Saturday, Grenloch will
play Woodbury. Heights, and will play
Blackwood two games on Indepen-
dence Day, at this place.
The Rev. w. H. Leslie, who re-
turned on Thursday from the wedding
of his sister-in-law, near Pittsburgh,
again occupied the pulpit in the First
Presbyterian Church In the morning
his sermons were, "The Hidden Trea-
sure; Junior sermon, The Empty
Seat" Evening, The Prodigals
Father"
It is reported that Mr. Edward
Bradbury has resigned his position
with the Bateman Manufacturing Com
pany and has bought out the huckster
route of Mr.. James Sincox.