Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-08-20
CLAYTON.


The base ball game on Wednesday be-
tween the home team and the Millyille
team resulted in victory for the visitors.
The game was pretty one to see, barring
a few bad errors, two made by Clayton Civ
ing Millviile runs. The final score was
to 6.
Harry Nelson is lying very i'll at the
home Of his father on Centre street.
Chas. Nelson and wife have been spend
ing a few days on fishing trip down the
bay
Miss Marion Moore and Mrs Albert Fis-
Ter are enjoying few days at Asbury Park.
Harry StilIe is enjoying his vacation.
The appearance Of North Central avenue
has been very much improved by the i'm
proyements and buildings erected on that
street the past few months. Further i'm
provements will follow as one new house at
least is assured.
Matt Usinger has returned to his work
in New York City.
Mr.. Howard Wills and Miss Cornelia r.
Wills have been visiting Edward Costill.
Quarantine on the home of Edward
Walker on Main street has been raised.
Geo. Chew is entertaining his nephew,
Mr.. Barnes, of Bridgeton.
The boilermakers have finished at Moore
Bros. and the welcome sound Of the whistle
will again be heard.
Thomas Campbell is making improve
ments to his home on Pearl street.
Carpenters are putting new roof at the
home of Paul Bowers on High street.
Raymond Crane has accepted a position
with the large grain firm of Taylor Bros
Mrs. Marvin Davis, Of Orange, is visiting
relatives in town.
| Park Nelson has moved into the house
adjoining F. NJ. Pierces' store.
On Saturday our base bail team met thu
Millville team at that place and turned tn,
tables on them, winning by score of
to 8.
| VIM. Peterson, the barber, is laying I
fine new pavement in front of his hom
and place of business.
| Miss Elsie Rouse has accepted the posi-
ton vacated by Nora Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Kier and Miss Nor
Dubois, of this place, left on Thursday 70
st. Louis, where they will make thei
home III the future.
Quite number of our people attende,
Malaga camp-meeting on Sunday.
Lewis Batten and wife returned iron
their wedding trip on Saturday; they vii
make their new home ON Clinton street.
Prof Griffith and family have returne
from Delaware where they have bee
spending the summer months.
! Mr.. w. J. Claypole, of Glassboro, an
Miss Mabel Atkinson, of this place, wer
united in marriage by the Rev. S. J. Cleo
land.
The small pox cases up to the recer
meeting of Council have cost nearly 5000.
The large automobile running throug
, this town has been the means of the inst
tuting of a suit against the borough by
man being injured by his horse takin
! fright at the big machine and running int
, pile OF timbers on the side of the road.
Notices have been posted by the Board {
Health requiring every school child to hay
been successfully vaecinated within tt
past two years.
Councilman Chas. Stephenson has bee
entertaining Mrs. Edward Nelson,
Brooklyn.
Harry WINS, Geo. McKeen, John Be
bee, Wilbert Stewart and Clarence Mag
have gone to San Francisco to blow glass;
| Geo. Crane and wife have returned fro
j a long visit in Laurence, Mass.
John McKeen and wife, of Marion, Ind
have been visiting relatives here.
FL Clark Henry and wife, Of Port Alleghen
are visiting S. G. Roselle.
: Chas. Simmerman and wife will retui
t to Royersford, Pa, to-day.
Harry English and Geo. Easier took
T the Hudson river trip last week.
Edward Sparks and wife are enioyir
their vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Heritage, of Plainfeld, N. j., h
been visiting Mrs. DR.. Porch.
Paul Winner took quite tumble fro
his wheel between here and Malaga can
on Sunday evening.
The fourteen year employment la
$ affects quite a number Of the boys th
have been working in the glass house he
J and materially embarasses the firm.
: Mrs. VIM. Weber, of Millvllle, has bee
visiting DR.. Porch.