Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-11-20
CLAYTON.

Rev. Pennington Corson, former pastor
Of the Methodist Church, but now of
Princeton, spent Saturday with friends and
relatives in town.
Mrs. Lou Greenly, of Perth Amboy, is
spending some time with her mother, Mrs
Harry Stillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dubois were Sun
day visitors in Glassboro.
Saturday eve was a gala time in this
place. The local lodge of Red Men, to-
gether with lodges of the same order,
joined in street parade. Headed by the
Clayton Band they paraded the principal
streets of the town. The members were
dressed in their regalia and with the red
fire decorations and with their Indian cos
TUNES made fine appearance
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Society will hold social on Tuesday even
ing next in the lecture room Of the church.
The members and one friend each are
invited to attend.
Persistent rumors have it that next sum-
mer Clayton will see new glass manufac-
turing plant established.
Mr. Dawson, father of the late Mrs. Jas.
Winner died at the home of Mr. James
Winner last week. Mr.. Dawson is man
very well known in this part Of the county,
especially at Williamstown, at which place
he resided many years.
Mr.. Alfred Matthews, of Franklinville,
died on Saturday. Chas. Seeds is directing
the funeral
Death has again visited the home of
Frank Stiliwell, OF Howard street. This
time it was little girl that was taken
with heart disease. 1t has only been a
short time since he lost a little boy with
diphtheria. The family have the sympa-
thy of the community.
VIM. Williamson is having his home on
Academy street reprinted.
Jacob Kier and J. S. Fisher have been
on a deer hunt in Virginia. A fine deer
has been hanging at the Central Meat
Market attesting to their luck.
Tony Morriselo was badly cut by falling
on glass in the factory one day last week.
Mrs. Bethel, who died at the home OF
her son, John Bethel, last Wednesday, was
IS years OF age.
Thos Steelman is quite lame, caused by
an accident in the glass factory.
The marriage of Edmund J. Loveioy
and Miss Alma Cramer, of Camden, was
solemnized last Saturday. The couple
have the best wishes of their many friends,
| Miss Eta Campbell is visiting relatives
| in Camden.
Mrs. John Phifer, who has been some
time in the hospital, has returned to her
home here.
The gunners hereabout have been taking
advantage of the nice weather to look for
the cottOntails.
| A little daughter came to the home Of
Benjamin Lawson last week.
| Mr.. Elwood Costill is on the sick list.
Mr.. Albert FISHER and Mr.. Isaac Shute,
who have been very ill, are improving.
Joseph Tice, of Port Norris, who is well
known here, has been visiting his son
Frank.
Miss Ethel Campbell has been visiting in
Bridgeton.
The Thanksgiving services this year will
| be union service as usual and will be held
| in the Methodist Church. The Rev. Mrs
J. S. Cleeland will preach the sermon.
Stephen Thompson, q former resident,
has accepted position in Moore's saw
MILL
| A dressmaking parlor has been opened
at the corner of High and Pearl streets by
Miss Nellie Rouse.
Council is considering the purchase Of q
new fire bell.
Clayton will play Williamstown game
of foot ball on Thanksgiving day, al
| Williamstown. This promises to be good