Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15
CLAYTON.

CLAYTON.
George Essler and Thomas Steelman are
having new cement walks laid in front Of
their residents on Main street.
John Schuckle has resigned his position
at Moore Bros, and will move to Philadel-
phia on Thursday.
On Wednesday evening, June 18th Jer-
sey Blue Council No. %, Jr., O. y. A. M.
held a memorial service and decoration Oh
the graves of their deceased brethren at
Cedar Green Cemetery, Headed by the
Clayton Concert Band, they marched to
the cemetery with about $50 10 line. After
the decoration of graves, the Jersey Blue
Guard fired a salute on the graves Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. A. H. Eber-
ardt Of the NJ. e. Church. and a short adj
dress by the Rev. w. F. S. Nelson Of the
Presbyterian Church.
After two former attempts Delphi Lodge
No. "a, K. Of p celebrated their annual
Memorial service at Cedar Green Cemetery,
on Monday evening. Headed by the Clay
ton Concert Band they marched to the
cemetery where short address was made
by the Rev. A. Fl. Eberhardt Of the NJ. E.
church followed by an address by the Rev.
W. f. S. Nelson of the Presbyterian church
and member of the order.
Moore Bros. will put bottle machine in
their factory next week.
John S. Nelson has returned home from
Streeter, I'll.
Joseph Ramsey has returned home from
the West.
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turned home from Salem.
The baccalaureats sermon was preached
to the graduating class, the teacher and the
Board Of Education, by the Rev. A. H. Eb-
erhardt Of the NJ. E. church on Sunday
morning.
George Jones has accepted position as
brakeman on the West Jersey and Sea
Shore railroad.
Cbildrens' Day exercises were held in
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening,
and the church was crowded to the doors
Miss Florence Nelson is spending a
month at Washington D. G. enjoying her
summer vacation.
Charles Fisher has purchased the c. W.
Seeds property on the corner of Central
aye. and High St.
CLAYTON Public School Commencement
was held in the NJ. E. Church on Wednes-
day evening June the 14th. The eight
graduates participated in the program as
follows: Nina Brown, THE Secret of a
Girls Success Fred W. Leigh, Amer
icans'';; Arda Beehe, Education Means
rather than an Endn; Rebecca P. Brown,
Riches and Poverty; Mary F. Campbell,
sSuccess''; Rose May Peterson, Glass Pro-
phecy''; Lester NJ Pierce, The World
Moving Lever; Ida c. Fisher. g Valedic-
tory Rev. w. F. Nelson delivered the
address and Preston Potter, Of the Board Of
Education presented the diplomas.
BASE BALL.
Keough led the Banks Business College
in battery and also held second place in the
field. Average batting, 4. So; average field
ing. OF.
Manager Miller Of the Crusaders visited
manager Campbell on Friday, to schedule a
game with Clayton.
Brady has arrived home for the summer
and was in town on Friday.
The series of games between the North
Clayton Athletic and South Clayton Spar
rows will start next week.
Brady and Bevier played up in the Main
line League on Saturday for the Melvern
team, at Ardmore. Manager Campbell
and Grant Smith went up and took in the
game and report the battery all On, as the
Melvern won their first game for this sea-
son by score Of to q.
Clayton have scheduled to play Camden
on she DIST and 2Sth Of June
The latest report from the Clayton team
is to the effect that Brady will play else
where this year
The Clayton and Glassboro High School
team played their 4th game Of a series Of 5,
at Clayton on Saturday and the Clayton
boys struck another victory which made
them tie, games apiece. The final game
viii be played at Glassboro next Saturday
Beckett, the GIassboro pitcher, was put TO
the tall green in the 9Th inning and then
Mick was pounded for several hits.
Clayton, 21002 lilo
Glasshoro, ......2 0 0 0 o 0 p
Bowers, the Clayton anti fielder and
Bates the short stop, was in town on Tues
day and report the Clayton grounds all to
the good.
The greatest game of the season took
place at Clayton on Thursday between the
Clayton High School boys and the Clayton
All Professionals, the All Professionals
winning By score Of 10 to g.
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