Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-06
CLAYTON.

Mrs d. Wilson Moore, who has been so
ILL., has been removed to the hospital
Howard Moore is having electric lights
in his new residence. G. P. D'Oyly is
doing the work.
Mr.. Hess, who is establishing route for
the Grand Union Tea Co., will move to this
place in the near future.
Capt. Henry Jess has been on the sick
list the last few days
Robert Harrison entertained Miss Sadie
Connolly and Mrs. Edwin Shuster, of Phil
adelphia, last week
A load Of gypsies came to town Thursday
evening and started to camp in the lane OF
Chas. Dubois Mr.. Dubois secured the
Mayor and Officer Costill and had them
move on. They then camped north of the
town.
Miss Shuler, of Philadelphia, visited her
sister, Mrs. DIR. johnson, on Decoration
Day.
Stanley Ashbridge narrowly escaped
serious injury ON Thursday. He was work
ing near pile of lumber when in some
way it toppled over him and nearly broke
his leg.
Stanley at Princeton this week.
C. A. Davis will move the house recently
occupied by S. P. Nelson to his farm north
of the town. Mr.. Nelson has rented the
Temperance house.
| William Staulcup will soon move into
the house of William Iszard, at the corner
Main and High Streets
Jersey Blue Council of Mechanics viii
hold a straw hat festival in the town hal
on June and s.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting on Sunday
afternoon will be led by L. r. Leddon
Subject, 'tThe Foolish Excuses Which Lost
Salvation" All are invited to attend.
Representatives of Elsie Duffel Council
Daughters of Liberty, paid visit to thu
Glassboro Council on Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Silvers has been suffering
from swollen arm, caused by bite from
her pet cat.
The regular monthly business meeting O
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor wa
held Tuesday evening in the lecture room
of the church. The meeting was followed
by a pleasant social.
The Sunday school scholars are very busy
preparing for Children's Day.
Quite a number of the old residents O
our town were back for Decoration Day.
VIM Smith is building an automobile.
Miss Linda jess, who has been employed
in a millinery store at Atlantic City thi
| Spring, has returned home.
The new house of John Early, on Higl
street, is being rapidly put under way
This street has enjoyed quite boom thi
year.
VIM. Shreves is having his propert,
painted and repaired.
An elderly woman, who has been EN-
ployed as servant in the home of Samue
Walker, was found dead Sunday morning
The public schools will close for the Sum
mer vacation on Friday morning.
The commencement exercises of tn
Clayton public school will be held this Fri
day evening in the M. E. church. Tn
class is composed of seven girls and on
boy. The leading features of the evenip
will be the program participated in by til
class, as follows:
Salutation, Reuben Hall; also an CRATIC
on the ''Treason of Benedict Arnold.
Essay Rowing, Not Drifting Miss Bessi
/ WEIGH.
Essay, Opportunities of the Scholar,
Miss Verna Souder
Recitation, Norwegian Fiddler" Mis-
Emma Bozarth.
Recitation, Glider Lambs Donation, y Mis-
Mabel Marley.
Recitation, Miss Elizabeth Ashbridge.
Recitation, Miss Elizabeth Madden.
The Rev. DIR. johnson will present til
diplomas