Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-07-27
CLAYTON.


Mr.. aud Mrs. Linwood Kier, Of New
York City. are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. y Kier and family here.
| Robert Dooling is visiting friends in New
| York City.
Roston Turner spent last week as the
guest Of friends in Downingtown, Pa.
| Miss Celia Levin Of Camden spent Satur-
| day With friends in Clayton.
] Mrs. Mary Kane, Of Camden, IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mary Campbell, and family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deyault.of Olean.
n. X, spent last week as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Wallace here
| Mrs Rachel Penn and family are spend
| ing some time visiting relatives at Terre
Hante, Ind.
David Crammer and family, of Olean, n.
Y, are visiting his mother, Mrs. John
Crammer, here.
Frederick Rouse and family, Of Olean, \.
X, are visiting Howard Crane and John
| Rouse and families here.
! Miss Ethel Chris returned home Tuesday
after undergoing treatment at the Pasturia
Institute for a mad dog bite.
Mrs. Jane Hoffman and family are enter
tanning Wesley Brown and famfly,of Olean.
Mr.. and Mrs John Risley are visiting her
sister Mrs. Mae Brewer, in New York.
| CLARK Henry and family, Of 0lean, u. Y. !,
are spending some time as the guests Of
Wilbur Rose3le and Frank Dilks and FAM
| lies here.
| John FisleE and Joseph Patterson have
returned home after attending the Glass
blowers convention at Terre Haute, Ind,
and report THAT the same board OF officers
were elected TO meet at Atlantic City next
year.
The graveiing Of Maple street is now
completed.
Louis r. Ledden is making some I'M
provements to his property on Centre St.
A small child of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Parker Of Glassboro was buried in the
Cedar Green Cemetery on Thursday.
BASE BALL.
All the BALI games in Gloucester Comfy
were postponed on account of rain on Satur-
day, aud NVilliamstown with even
stronger team than they came to CLAYTON
with on Tuesday was disappointed in the
had the blues all the afternoon and the dis.
cussion as to what the results Of the game
would haye been has been the topic Of the
town ever since since Manager White has
some newer and better players than he has
yet produced TO spring on Clayton.
Manager Campbell has cancelled the
game with the Philadelphia Giants and has
scheduled game with the All Cubans for
August eleventh.
The All Cuban bunch played the locals
here on Friday and handed over the fourth
defeat of the season to the South Jersey
Echampions, but Clayton started right in on
them and scored two runs on them in the
first inning and then held them down until
the fourth inning when Clayton went in
the air for fait and allowed them to score
4 runs, and then continued to make errors
and over throws throughout the game, and
the Cubans piled up eight runs on them as
follows:
R.H.E.
Clayton 2 0000 O 0 0 % 3 o.
All Cubans 90 % fill o O-S s B
Williamstown came on over Friday last
with brand new inield consisting Of
Miles p, Kline G., Miller Id, Lingerman
~, HuDer IS, birmingham 30, and the
game proved to- be a fine played one, not
withstanding the fact that Clayton shut
them out they made it interesting. The
work of LeggeHt and Bevier, in the 9Th in
ming after allowing two men on base with
none out, and then retiring the side with
out run, was b feature.
Clayton 20 i o OF
WilliamstownT0 0 0 g @ 0 @ 90
MilIville, with the largest and noisiest
gang Of rooters that ever came to Clayton,
was defeated BY the locals on Monday after
noon. The game was one of the finest eyer
witnessed on the Clayton grounds and was
a pitchers battle from start to finish, as the
only run was scored in the ninth inning
after two men Ewere out The work of
Clunn, striking out II men of the strongest
hitting team in South Jersey and only al
lowing three hits, was feature.