Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-22
CLAYTON.

Warren E1SIer and AlmeT1ue woodruff
met with an accident on Saturday night.
While coming from Alcyon ParlSto Clayton
the horse took fright and ran into an cleo
trio light pole, which separated the horse
from the wagon and threw Fisher over the
dash, breaking his finger. The horse was
stopped at Broadway, Pitman, without any
damage, but the wagon and harness were
badly broken. They had to get Others to
come home with.
Mrs. Elmer Handle entertained her sister
Miss Lillian Bachelor, of Camden, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Henley, of Camden spent
Friday as the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Norman Wallace, here.
Norman Sickler is the proud father Of a
fine baby girl.
Richard Crist has returned to the West
after spending the Summer with relatives
and friends here.
The Rev. Eli Clifford, d. D., pastor of
the M. e. Church, started series of ser
mons on 'sThe beginning of things, last
Sunday evening which will probably con-
tinue until Noy. 1, when the revival SER
vices will start.
MISS MIL l1ul 10 NlSlbllS buE hSN.
Alex Corson and family at Ocean City.
A new girl baby arrived at the home of
Norman Wallace early Sunday morning.
Rev. Eli Clifford and wife spent last
week with friends in Cape May City.
| Chas Adams has accepted a position at
the glassworks at Bridgeton, and moved
his family there.
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work last Thursday, but when making the
first melt on Wednesday five ipots were
| broken making loss Of $500, and will not
be able to work before Friday or Saturday.
Samuel Silver is visiting relatives in
Trenton.
/ The new residences of G. Wolf South
Broad street, and Lewis Leob on Academy
street. and John Essler on Pearl street, and
| William Beebe on Central Ave-, have all
been completed last week.
Miss Rena Stanger, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Clarence SmalIwood and wife here
Walter Emery and wife have returned
to their home in Philadelphia after spend
ing the summer with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Parker Felson.
/ Mrs. Simeon Peterson is visiting heI
brother, Isaac Evan and family in Rogers
ford, Pa.
DR.. A. Porch is having his residence on
Central avenue newly painted.
| Winfield Crane and wife have gone to
Norristown, Pa, on Saturday where be
will work this year.
S. Parker Nelson and wife spent Sunday
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Kinsman,
in Mayslanding over Sunday.
/ Henry M. Money and Harring Dell is
visiting Mrs. Charles Craue and family for
week.
John NJ. Plumm and wife are spending
a month at Atlantic City.
DIR. Fed Moore has returned home from
business trip to Boston.
Joseph Wilson, Jr, moved in the house
vacated by his father on the corner of Cen
ter and Broad Sts., and Frank Plum moved
1 in the house vacated by Mr.. Wilson.
Frank Ross, the West Jersey expressman,
had narrow escape last Thursday morn
ing while at F. G.. Ladd's laundry. Mr..
Ross was backing the wagon up to the
/ laundry door when the horse took fright at
an unknown object and jumped sideways,
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! Ross down between the horse and wagon
The horse made an attempt to run but VIM.
Laid, the laundryman's son, caught him
by the head, which saved runaway and
probably the life of Mr.. Ross.
William Young, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Hannah Lewallen, spent last week with
relatives in Tuckahoe.
Oscar Downs has purchased building
lot on Broad street and will probably erect
fine residence there soon.
Israel Scott, while choppipg wood, acct
IDENTIFY cut his thumb off.
DR.. J. NJ. Hustled and Mayor Nichols at
tended the opening of the franklin Trust
Co., Columbia Building, Phila.
RAsE BALL.
On account of the cancellation by the
All Cuban team of the game to be played
for the championship at Vineland Friday,
Clayton played the Pbila. Giants at Vine
land and were defeated by a score of 5 to 0.
Clayton 20 0 0 900 0 90
Phila. Giants Il 600 @ O--5
Clayton played Berlin, at Berlin, on Sat
urday, winning by score Of IA to 5.
Clayton % 4 / 0 O-14
Berlin 1 0 / o. 5
Ward made two home runs.
A double header was played at Clayton
on Thursday for the benefit of the players
between Clayton and Crusaders, Clayton
winning both games.
Clayton 20 0 0 0 0 / o 0 x-1
Crusaders-o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Clayton 20 0 0 0 0 8 2 ? N7
Crusaders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Is
The base ball association disbanded last
Saturday, but the players not being ready
to stop, arranged this double header, and
will play the Trenton Rubbins on Saturday
at Trenton.