Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-10-13
CLAYTON.

AWald kllnger is enjoying part or ms
vacation with friends in Chicago and will
go from there to the st. Louis Exposition.
There is a possibility of Chas. W. suds
building a new grocery store on the corner
of Central Avenue and High Street.
Miss Lena Longley, CT Willow Grove, is
visiting Mr. ard Mrs. Stephen Crane.
George and Lewis Batten and George
Alkier have accepted a position at Allen
town, and will start for there on Wednes-
day.
Fred Laid and David Smith, both of
West Philadelphia were over Sunday as
guests OF Fred Ladd and family.
Harry Fry has accepted position in
Sanduskey, Ohio, and will start for there
Thursday.
George Strouse will work at Salem this
fire and moved his family there on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Moore has returned home
from Colorado.
George Sherman, Of West Collingswood,
has moved his family here in one Of J. n.
Kier's houses on North Broad Street.
Manlif Branson, of Millville, has rented
C. W. Seeds store and has opened first
class drug store.
Howard Ross, a small son OF William
Ross, fell while playing at school and broke
his nose. Two doctors were called to at
tend him.
Albert Coleman spent Friday with rela-
tiyes and friends in Vineland.
Albert Downs has resigned his position
at Moore Bros, Glass Co., after being en-
ployed there for 16 years.
Moore Bros. have fire under factory No.
2, but are blocked for want of boys, they
will start as soon as they can get boys
enough.
Stephen Crane, OF Willow Grove, moved
in the house recently vacated by Frank
Plum, on the corner of Park and Maple
Streets, Wednesday
Edward Hoffman moved Ia the house va
Gated by Thomas Fry, corner of Pearl and
High Streets, Wednesday
Harry Porch has accepted position in
Salem and went to work there Thursday.
John Young moved his family from
Academy Street out TO McNealtown Thurs
day.
Paul Madden, son of Martin Madden,
of this place, enlisted in the Z. S. Marines
at st. Louis and is now on his way to Cali
fornia.
Factories No Z and 5 at Moore Bros,
were blocked Thursday on account of bad
glass.
Richard Fry has accepted position in
Sanduskey, Ohio, and will move his fam
lily there this week.
A four-year-old child Of John Mason
while playing on Friday fell on stick
which ran into his face under his chin and
came out at his cheek. A doctor was called
to attend him.
The initiation Of Drs. Ned and Charles
Moore into the third degreee of the Free
Masons was witnessed by about fifty mem
bers from Glassboro, Swedesdoro and other
places Wednesday. After the initiation a
banquet was served at Fisler and Myers
restaurant.
Miss Mable Hutchinson is improving the
looks of her residence on Centre street by
new coat Of paint
Miss Lottie Brewer, of New York City,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Risley.
John Patterson has returned from Rich
mond, Va, and has accepted a position in
Pierce's factory.
John Essler moved in his new house on
Pearl Street Thursday.
Thomas Fry has accepted a position in
Streator, ILL.,, and will start for there next
Thursday.
Rally Day exercises will be held in the
M. E. Sunday School next Sunday, Octo-
Der l6. Lewellen orchestra will be present.
Mrs. Mary Hall moved in the house va
Gated by john Essler on Maple Street Wed
nesday.
Joseph A. Kille, our enterprising grocer.
IS having large bay window built to his
store on the corner of Maple and Pearle
Streets.
BASE BALL
James Brady and Joseph Word, the stars
OF our 1904 base ball team, played for Ber-
I'm at Hammonton Saturday, and Manager
Oscar Campbell, Grant Smith, Grant Car
wood and Preston Campbell took in the
game there.
Samuel Williamson who is employed nv
the Central New Jersey Rail Road has been
transferred from the Philadelphia office to
Long Branch.
The roof Of factory No. 4, at Moore Bros
Glass Plant caught fire on Saturday. Very
little damage was done the factory. but
John L. Wolf, who sprang to the beam and
ellmed to the roof and put the fire out
while coming down fell on pile of broken
glass and cut bis head SO badly that it was
necessary to call doctor to dress the wound
Our street reporter says that a Democratic
Tag raising will take place in the near fu-
fure.
Sheppard Roselle, DIR. Fisher and N. D.
Brown were on the committee to meet the
Democratic candidates here on Monday
In his first speech in Indiana yesterday