Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-04
WENONAH.


The Misses Marie. and Florence
spending a week with their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Viereck, on So.
Jefferson ave.
Wenonah base ball team won from
West Philadelphia on Saturday by the
score of Ia to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Aekley and
daughter have been spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Truncer
Rev. R. H. Gage filled the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian Church at
Atlantic City on Sunday. Rev. A. P,
Botsford filled Rev Cages pulpit.
Mr.. Pierce. West Willow street, is
spending some time in Florida.
Mrs. John Vogt is entertaining her
mother from Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Viereck at
tended the Duffield-Woolston wedding
in Woodbury. last week.
Rev Lawrenson Correll preached
on The Call from the Burning Bush
in the NJ. E. Church on Sunday morn
ing and the evening topic was Re
pentence.
Mrs. Grover Richman is slowly re-
covering from her recent attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spedden and
children are spending some time with
relatives in Baltimore.
The Boy Scouts returned from a
weeks camping at Moores lake. at
Clayton, on Saturday. They were all
tired but happy/Rev. Gage, the Scout
Master, certainly showed the boys a
good time. Fishing, boating, swim
ming and playing quoits were the
principal amusements l<9
Borough Clerk George Grosscup has
been down at Baltimore taking in the
Democratic Convention.
A number of former students of the
W. NJ A. held a meeting on Tuesday
evening. and formed an ex-Students'
Association and elected the following
officers: President, Lewis L. Holt, II /;
vice president, Edwin H. Ballinger,
'09; secretary and treasurer, Harry
C. Viereck, '09
Miss Mary Mehorter entertained the
class of '07 of the Woodbury. High
School at their fifth annual reunion
on Thursday evening. Those of the
class present were: Misses Leona Ed
ridge, Olive Jorden, Helen Jessup,
Isabel Hammon, Emily Viereck and
May Hendrickson, Messrs. Bird Dubois
and Edmund Carpenter.
Contractor David Thomas, of Wood
bury, has just completed the borough
contract for cement walks, curbs and
cutters. He has done several jobs
and the people are we'll pleased with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durell and
Master Frank Davis visited Franklin
vile recently and brought home eight
fine specimens of pike.
If the weather permits our borough
will celebrate the Fourth in its usual
glorious way The committee has
several new features in view for this
year. In the morning there will be
a parade Apart from the band it is
hoped to have from fifty to seventy
five men wearing white duck trousers
led by Capt. P. G. Jones, of the W.
M A., with automobiles containing
all the children of the borough. By
special arrangement with the Evening
Telegraph Mutt and Jeff expect to be
in the parade and also the rest of the
day. After the parade rev. ADnef n.
Lucas, D. D., of Woodbury., will de-
liver the address in the Park, with
the celebrated 1st Regiment band of
Salem, of twenty pieces in attendance.
In the afternoon at 2.30 there will be
sports at the Academy field. The
sports committee has designated a
good list of events with silver cups as
prizes which will be hotly contested
for by our local boys. As soon as
these events are run off there will be
a good up-to-date, dead in earnest,
Cboth sides) hopes to win game OF
baseball between the crack Mullica
Hill team and the Wenonah team.
The concert in the park in the even
ing will be a musical treat as apart
from the band concert there are to
be some new features introduced.