Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-04-24
CLAYTON.

The funeral Of Geraldine, only daughter
Of Robert Tweed, who recently moved to
Millville, was held at the home Of L. r.
Leddon on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Tweed
has the sympathy Of his many friends
Oscar Downs has gone to Swedesboro to
work at his trade.
Chas. Young has moved to Camden.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson has joined her hus-
band at Newark, o., where he is employed
in the glass works.
Henry Wood has vacated the Heule
building and removed his store to his resi-
dence, on Main street.
Rev. F. w. johnson, d. d., was elected
one of the three representatives of the
Presbyterian Church in South Jersey to 90
to the General Assembly of the United
States, to be held at New York, in the
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church.
The Baptist Church has extended a call
to Rev. j. S. Cleeland, of Union HILL
DR.. Duffel, of Salem, was in town call
ing on friends on Saturday.
Miss Lille Stranger, of jamestown, was
in town last week.
The Knights of Pythias held special
entertainment at their last meeting, which
was followed by refreshments. A good
time was reported.
| Next Sunday morning the Odd Fellows
will attend the service in the Presbyterian
Church in body. All members will be at
the lodge room before 10 a. m.
Robert Fisher and Miss Hannah Lloyd
were united in marriage on Saturday
hair fr.o Al i
happy life.
Allen Corson, of Princeton, is visiting
| friends in town.
Miss Foster, sister of S. P. Foster, editor
of the Elmer Times spent Sunday with
Miss Abbie Candy.
The PASTORS Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church was re-organized last week.
Edward Sparks is having his home beau
titled by the painters.
A comedy company has been holding
forth in the Opera House with small sue
cess.
Mrs. Chas. Seeds is entertaining her sister,
OF Orange county, Va.
J. K. Potter has moved into the house of
the late r. c. Warner, corner Centre street
and Central avenue
Thomas Frey gave an evening company
to several of his fellow workmen recently.
Nelson Stillson, who has been home heal
ing badly cut hand, has returned to his
work in New York.
Arbor Day will be celebrated by the
schools on Friday Special programs will
be rendered.
John Dooling is having his residence, on
Maple street, painted.
The Presbyterian congregation will be
treated to an excellent attraction on Sum
day evening. A lady, who has spent some
years as missionary to the Mormons and
in her stay among them met with some
exciting adventures, will talk on the sub
iect
Chas Smalley, a former Clayton boy, has,
with his family, just returned from India,
| where he has been missionary. He will
visit his brother Alfred, on Central avenue.
A party will go from here to vineland to
attend celebration on Friday evening.
Alonzo Jenkins has moved into the
| dwelling part Of the house at the corner OF
Central avenue and High street. A tailor
! by the name of B. Levin occupies the store
>oms.
VIM. Staulcup has moved into the house
adjoining Mrs. S. P. Batten, on Centre
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Greenly, recently re-
turned from their wedding trip throughout
the South, spent Sunday with relatives in
town. They will go from here to their
new home in Perth Amboy.
The dog, which recently bit several dogs
in this and surrounding towns, has been
declared mad by the officials of the Pasteur
Institute, New York. The Mayor has now
issued another ordinance and all dogs run
ming at large without muzzles after Tues
day will be shot. J. Hughes, of Iona, has
been engaged to do the work.