Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-12-15
CLAYTON.

Harry Nash has accepted position in
Salem.
Ulrich Slagle is on the sick list
Clarence Snyder has accepted position
at Moore Brcs. Glass Works
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Wild, who
died on Friday at her home in Phila., took
place at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Anna Keller, on Academy street here, on
Tuesday afternoon. Services were also held
at the M. P. Church, Glassboro; interment
at Glassboro. She was well known and had
a host Of friends in CLAYTON and Glassboro
Miss Alice Davis. of South Orange, spent
last week with her parents, Charles a. Davis
and wife, here.
A very peculiar and serious accident took
place at the home OF James D. Crane on
Friday afternoon, when Miss Hattie Crane,
20-year-old daughter, was burned within
an inch of her life. She had been suffering
with rheumatism, and was warming her
back at the stove when her clothing caught
fire. She tried to beat it out with her cape
but soon found she could not master it, and
as there was no one at home but herself she
then threw the cape oyer her head and ran
outdoors crying fire. She then rolled in the
snow, thinking it would put out the flames
Her cries were heard by two men who were
working on house about three hundred
yards distant, who started to her rescue, and
after reaching her the flames were quickly
extinguishei. She was carried in the house
unconscious. Two doctors were called to
attend her, and she has been lying in a
Icritical condition ever since.
! Robert Moncrief has accepted position
with Moore Bros.
John B. Cliff has accepted position at
Salem, and goes to work next week.
A large committee has been appointed
and is now at work arranging for the Christ
mas entertainments that will take place on
Saturday evening, Dec. 24th in Me Church.
| D. Wilson Moore returned to Colorado on
Saturday after spending few weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leigh, Jr., of Bos-
ton, are visiting his parents here.
| Edward Dubois, of Peoriea, H., is visit
ing his brother, John Dubois, here.
| Mrs. Samuel Silver entert tanned her moth
Ter, Mrs. Lewis G.. Atkinson, of Mullica
Hill, a few days last week.
| Alfred Usinger has accepted position in
Roselle's barber shop where he will learn
the business under William Roselle.
/ Clarence and Crist Pomelear have gone to
Wildwood to work for the winter.
| The Delphi Lodge, No. "a, Knights Of
| Pythias, attended divine services at the
Presbyterian Church in body last Sunday
morning. A special sermon was delivered
| by the pastor, topic, s'Our High Ideals" A
large number were present and special mus
ic was rendered.
| Washington Wright, Jr., has purchased
his fathers property on West Centre street
that is now occupied by Mrs. Jacob Fisher.
Mrs FISHER will move in the house vacated
by DIR. Fisher, on Maple street next week,
and Mr.. Wright will occupy his new home.
Charles D. Allen, of Bala, Pa, spent
few days last week with Miss Estella Walk
er here.
| The body of Mr.. Murphy Williams was
brought from New York to Cedar Green
cemetery for burial by Undertaken Seeds
Mr. Williams was taken sick on board ship
and removed to the Z. S. Marine Hospital,
where he died. Services were held in Mr..
Seeds store here on Thursday