Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-25
NENONAHs

lne WeHO0an boy SCOUTS ueIedteu
the Woodbury. Boy Scouts in a base
ball game on the County Club grounds
last Saturday by the score of Z to 6.
Charles e. Keeler has purchased
a "29' Buick touring car OF Agent
Wilson, of Woodbury., and is enjoy
ing it very much.
Owing to the storm last Thursday
cleaning up day was postponed un-
til Friday. AT that time about twenty
cart loads of rubbish of all kinds was
carted away This was used to fill
up a portion of the borough that is
booming at the present time. The
improvement Association wish to
thank Messrs. Comey, Chew and Hole
ton for the free use OF their carts
and horses on that day
Sunday was devoted to presenting
1.-THE interests of the y M. G. A. in
RGloucester County MIR. Charles E.
EColburn, State Secretary of the Y. NJ.
FC. A., spoke in the NJ. b. Church in
the morning, and in the Presbyterian
Church Mr.. Albert Roberts, Inter-
national SECRETARY Y. NJ. c.. A. Co.
Work Department, spoke. union
mass meeting was held in w M. A.
Gymn, and was addressed by Mr..
Charles r.. Scott, State Boy Secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. G.. A. His ad-
dress was illustrated by 100 slides
showing the work among boys in
New Jersey. This service was at
tended by about $50 people and will
not soon be forgotten. The Broth
erhoods We're represented by about
sixty young men, the Boy Scouts by
about thirty and the entire student
body of the w. NJ. A. was present.
Mr.. Hiram Jones and Miss Lille
Coles, of Hurffville, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vier-
eek on Sunday.
The Boy Scouts now have a new
troop and National flag. This was
purchased out of the proceeds OF
their entertainment last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richardson
left today Thursday for a short
trip to Washington.
Mr.. Edward Snow is now able to
go to work. 1t will be remembered
that he was injured in the cyclone
in Philadelphia about three weeks
ago.
Mrs. VIM. Hallman entertained
Mr.. VIM. Worrall and Miss Flor
ence Echart, of Frankford, on Sun
day.
The subscription dance given by
Mrs. Percy Jones in the drill hall
of the w. NJ. A. was great sue
cess, and netted quite a sum.
The report that R.. J. Clark has
sold his property is untrue.
Miss Phelps is now improving and
is able to sit up.
Mrs. Edward Sapp has returned
home after attending the funeral of
her father, in Bay City, Michigan.
The Wenonah Military Academy
defeated Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy s to 5 in their opening
game of the season. The cadets
band followed by both teams march
ed across the field and raised the
flag, as an opener. After which one
of the most interesting and we'll
played games ever seen here was
witnessed. Pennock, the cadet pit
cher, struck out sixteen men.
DR.. Charles Lorence entertained
Capt William Conley of the Steamer
Manchester Commerce over Sunday.
Miss Ellen Jordan was home from
her school in Leesburg for the week
end.
Mrs. BENZ. Cloud has been con-
fined to her home with intermittent
fever.
Mantua Grange No. 80 P. of H.
will confer 1st and End degrees on
class of candidates on Monday
evening, April 29th. The 3rd and
4th degrees will be conferred the
following Monday evening, May 9th.
Master Edward Sapp is sick with
the chicken-pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howell
have been spending some time in At
lantic City.
Miss Mae E. Hendrickson has been
spending few days in Philadelphia
with Miss Burness Wolfender.