Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-01-10
CLAYTON.


The newly elected officers Of Juanita
Tribe Ne. 50, T. O. r. NJ were installed on
Tuesday evening as follows: Prophet, Jesse
Potter; Saehem, Howard Creamer; ST. Sag
more, William Leuallen; Jr. Sagmore
Alfred Bermender; Chief Of Records, Reese
lIaines; Keeper OF Wampunl, H. Leamy;
Rep, James Ramsey; Alternate, Edward
Nichols, After the installation the COM
pany WA treated to banquet at Klinger's
cafe,
The NJ. +. Sunday-school entertainment
ON New Years eve was quite successful.
Moore's Lake is covered with the best ice
for skating that we have had for years and
the young people are enjoying it to the ut
most
Miss Alice rancoast gavean evening COM
pany last Saturday evening at the home Of
her father Isaac Pancoast.
Miss Clara Harrison has returned home
from visit with relatives in Massachusetts,
The dreaded disease diphtheria has again
made its appearance in town. Clara, the
youngest child of Harry English, is sick
with it, and the Board of Health have
quaiantincd the house. Every precaution
will be taken to prevent its spreading.
The recently installed officers of Elsie
Duifel Council, d. of L., are: Councillor,
Mrs. Mary Jones; Assistant Councillor,
Florence Fisher Vice Councillor, Eta
Smith; Assistant Vice Councillor, Mrs.
Sarah Miller; Recording Secretary, Benz.
Lawson, Financial Secretary, Preston
Potter; Treasurer, Charles Dilks; Guide,
Margaret Patterson; Outside Guard, VIM.
Lewellen.
Miss Ada Crist, a former Clayton girl,
has accepted position as stenographer in
Moore Bros. office.
Miss Mile Dunstan, OF Boston, is visit
ing the Misses Harrison.
The new officers of the Epworth League
elected on last Wednesday evening are as
follows: Pres, Mrs. Mary Hall; Vice Pres,
Luella Fisher, Mrs. Chas. Sehlagel, Mrs
John Dooling, Eta Campbell; Sec'y Hattie
Crane; Treas, Clarence Turner.
The Methodist choir and number of
friends gave Miss Clara Harrison pleasant
surprise party on Wednesday evening. A
very jolly time was had by all present.
1t is understood that the shirt factory
will start up in few days. This will be
good news for number of girls who have
been out OF employment some time.
Mrs. Doyle, who was visiting Mrs. w.
Garrison on High street, died suddenly one
day last week.
The week of prayer is being observed in
the churches, to be followed by revival
services in the Methodist church.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Social and business meeting held at the
home of DR.. J. NJ. Hustled, was quite a
success. 1t was decided to hold a number
Of cottage prayer meetings in the near
future.
1t is believed clue to the robberies last
week has at last been established. Two
young men with articles corresponding
with those stolen from Moore Bros store
got OH the early train at Pitman Grove and
left at Gloucester.
The warm weather has spoiled the excel
lent skating of the past week.
The Bachelor Club will hold their large
banquet on Friday evening at the Davis
House.
Wedding bells were again ringing in
town on Saturday evening Mr. George
Crane led Miss Mile Dunstan, of Lawrence
Mass, to the altar. The ceremony was
performed at the home of Robinson Harri-
son. This makes the third member of the
Bachelor Club that has deserted in about a
week. All his friends wish him long and
happy life.
Henry Wood has changed his store across
the avenue.
Mr.. George Hoffman. of North Clayton,
is very i'll.