Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-02
CLAYTON.

little boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Wallace on Friday morning.
Mrs. Thos. Fry has joined her husband
in Alton, ILL.,, where he has gone to work
at mold making.
by Calvin Usinger.
Mrs. c. M. Sanford is visiting her mother
Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin.
Miss Jennie Silyers has returned from an
extended visit to Atlantic City.
The October business meeting and social
Of the Christian Endeavor was held at the
home of Miss Linda Jess Wednesday even
ing.
The diphtheria cases are all improving
and it is hoped that the contagiOn has been
stayed.
VIM. Peterson is having his residence on
Central Ave. painted.
VIM. Locke entertained a number of
friends at his home last week, the occasion
being the anniversary of his birth.
The position of principal of the public
schools of this town made vacant by the
death of the late Walter I. Fox has been
! filled by the appointment of A. S. Griffith,
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of Dickinson College and comes well recon-
mended
VIM. Ladd narrowly escaped blood
poison by picking pimple on his hand.
The remains of Geo. Carroll, of Wood
bury, were inferred here last Wednesday.
J. n Kier has laid brick pavement in
front of his residence, and also that of
Harry Dubois.
VIM Farley has secured position in the
Angle shop at the n Y. Shipyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kelly had wedding
anniversary Saturday evening, it being the
ninth year of their wedlock.
Mrs Elwood Davis, of Port Norris has
been visiting in town.
Chas. Adams, while handling revolver,
was shot through the hand by the acciden-
tai discharge of the firearm.
The semi-annual convention of Glassboro,
Clayton and Elk Township Associations
will be held in the Baptist Church on Fri
day evening, October 10. The Rev. r. H.
Gage, of Wenonah, will address the meet
ing.
Mr.. Penn and family have removed to
| Massilon, Ohio.
The Rev. J. S. Cleeland is attending col
lege at Crozier Institute in Chester during
the week and preaching here at the Baptist
Church on Sundays
Miss Ella Snyder will have charge of the
millinery department instead of Miss Rouse
as stated last week.
/ Thos. Stephenson has removed to Spring
City.
Isaac Evans, of Royersford, was in town
last week.
Next Sunday will be observed as Harvest
Home in the Baptist Church.
Frank Goodfellow has been visiting Mrs.
Ferd Brown and family.
Now the winter schedule on the railroad
goes into effect and returns to the old un-
accommodating service. The time of the
year when we need the best service we gel
the worst. 1t seems that only competitive
road will ever produce satisfactory service
Mr.. Janvier and family will remove tt
Cranbury the latter part of the month.
There have been no new developments il
the shirt factory establishment which it il
understood will locate here. We hope tina
z it will not be failure as an industry of thu
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r help to the town.
: Albert Scott nurses very sore hant
: which he injured while at work in the fac
|; tory.
. The Dilks farm near the Little Mill Pom,
} has been purchased by Mr.. Hawk, Q
: Camden. He will improve the place b
$ erecting several new buildings.
: Mrr Mary Hia0ins of EIoranca N r
{ is visiting at the home of Henry L. Wood