Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-07-17
CLAYTON.

Clarence Adams, George Scott, Oscar
Downs and Frank Myers are with the
Second Regiment at Sea Grit.
Staulcup Bros. are beautifying the resi-
dence of Harry Dubois on Maple street.
The Oldest child Of Mr.. Smith, who
lives at Frees Mill, has been taken to the
hospital to be treated for appendicitis.
A tally-ho party en-route to the shore
spent Saturday night at the Clayton House.
DR.. johnson spent Sunday at Harmon
ton.
Miss Bertha Steelman is entertaining
friends from Beu Aron, Penna.
Mrs. Ellen Hess nee Smalley, of Lancas-
ter, Penna., is visiting DR.. Smalley, her
brother.
Miss Lizzie Hoffman, of Burlington, is
visiting her mother ON Howard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wilson, Miss Linda
Jess and Jos. Patterson spent Wednesday
evening at Willow Grove Park.
Mrs. VIM. Mayors is visiting Mrs. Eli
Clifford.
An iron bridge is on the siding at the
railroad station. 1t is to be placed at
Fries Mill on the line of the new county
road. Two new bridges will be built on
this road, one at the mill pond and one
over the Big Bridge creek.
Miss Nan Skinner, of Glasgow, DEL, is
visiting Miss Kate Janvier.
Miss Emma Wallace is spending some
time with her uncle, James McAfee.
Clayton team went to Elmer to play ball
on Saturday, and met defeat Score
Elmer Is, Clayton 10.
Mr.. Isaac Pancoast meet with a mis-
fortune in the loss of one of his fine horses.
He had driven the team to market, and one
was taken sick on his arrival home, and
soon died.
Juanita Tribe, No. 50, o. U. NJ, have
installed the following officers: S., Albert
Watson; S. S., Harvey Nash, Jr.; S., j.
H. Southland; c. of R., r. T. Haines; K.
of W., John w. Innis; P, Geo. Batten;
G. of w, N. L. Brown; G. of F., VIM.
! White.
Edward Briggs is having his residence
painted.
John Buzby will take his family to
Tuckahoe on his annual vacation.
Joel Messick and family, of Marion,
Indiana, are visiting friends in town.
George Chew, Jno B. Shearer, Harry
Inis, and Charles Farley, are representing
the local glassblowers in the annual Con-
vention being held at Atlantic City.
VIM. Pomelear, Jr., was united in
marriage to Miss Florence Tice, of Will
JAMESTOWN, on Saturday evening, June %,
at Williamstown.
The people of our town were very much
surprised and astonished when the news of
the change in the glass firm of Moore
Bros. was known. The old firm has been
in charge many years and have been in
strumental in the development of this
beautiful town.
The Methodist Sunday School went on
their annual excursion to Atlantic City on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Chew and daughters are visit
ing In Baltimore.
B. NJ. Turner and family are spending
their vacation at Cermont, Cape May
county, N. J.
Allen Richman, of Woodbury., is visit
ing in town.
VIM. Smalley, of Wilmington, Delaware,
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Mary Janvier represented the
/ fTeSDy beTldn CnrlSblan fInueaVOT OOcleJy ab
the State Convention this week held in
Bridgeton.
Miss Alice Pancoast is visiting friends in
Clarksboro.
Miss Emma Sailor, Of Massillon, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. Nathan Nelson.
Mrs F. Needham is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Schlagel, on Centre street.
The band paraded the town Tuesday
evening in interest of the Sunday school
excursion.
Mrs. Frances Porch spent Wednesday
with a friend in Willow Grove, Pa.