Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-22
CLAYTON.

Miss Lulu Bell, daughter Of ex-Surrogate
Ne Il. Dubois, will be married to Mr.. Ewald
Klinger, Of this place, on Thursday even
ing, june %, at 8 clock Or. William G.
Petherburge, Of Camden, will be best man,
and Miss Ethel Dubois, maid 81 honor
Misses Marian Crane and Elizabeth Klinger
will be flower girls. Mr.. Klinger is Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of Sitley & Son, Inc. s
grain merchants, Of Camden The service
viii be performed by Rev. James DeHart
Brown, Of Beigidere, at the home 81 the
bride. After short wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Klinger will reside at Haddonfeld
Miss Ella Morgan, a Clay ton public school
teacher, and Mr.. Wilbur Durham, Of Mon
roeYille, were united in marriage by Rev.
81. III. PayTan, Of the NJ. q. Church, Pauls-
boro, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Swain at Paulsboro, After the ceremony a
fine repast was served. They will reside at
Clayton.
Norris Atkinson, Of this place, and Miss
Mary Dawson of Dunkirk, were married III
Phila. on Saturday and now reside here.
Nearly one thousand people attended the
Children's Day exercises at the NJ E Church
here on Sunday evening. A very fine pre-
gram was rendered, including special music
by the LuAllen orchestra. At the morning
service Rev. A. II. Eberhardt baptised Is
infants, after which he preached sermon
to the parents.
The Rev. G. G. Rich, of the Clayton Bap-
tist Church, rendered his resignation last
week but the church refused to accept it,
requested him to stay. After consideration
the pastor consented to stay while longer
with them. City water is now being put
| in the church for baptismal purposes.
Miss Rebecca McNeal aged so years, died
at the home Of Frank Simpkins here on
Monday. She was born and has always
lived in this locality, and has made her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Simpkins abont
| 80 years. She was a member Of the NJ E.
Church here for 81 years and has been a
very earnest worker. The funeral services
were held at the house on Wednesday, with
interment at Cedar cemetery.
Joseph Wilson moved from Broad street
into the house vacated by John Schuckle
on Maple street on Monday.
Berry and Boston Turner have returned
home from Downingtown, Pa.
William Pomelear and James Atkinson
have put new cement curb in front of their
residence on Linden street.
Alta recent meeting Of the fire depart
ment, B. M. Turner, John Loyeioy and E.
a. Sparks were elected delegates to attend
the fremen's Association at Atlantic City
on the 18th and 18th Of September.
The remodeling of the newly purchased
property Of r. II. Mote, on the corner of
Broad and Maple streets, is now completed
and it has also been repainted which won
derfully improves the appearance Of things
about there. Mr.. Mote is now receiving
lots Of congratulations on his choice in the
color Of paint.
BASE BALL.
Brady and Beyier played at Melyin on
Saturday and Manager Campbell went and
took in the game.
There will be paper roof put on the
grandstand next week.
Clayton will play the opening game Of
the season with Grenloch at Clayton June
30th.
Grover Penn and Al. Moncrief will be
the battery for the North Clayton Athletics.
The Clayton and GIassboro High School
boys played at Clayton on Thursday, and
the Glassboro boys took the third victory
out Of series of five games by a score Of
s to 6.
The score:
Clayton - o 0 A o D o 0-6
Glassboro-0 0 2 4 0 i 0--8.