Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-05-18
CLAYTON.

NEft 1 OiNs
The Cedar Green Cemetery Association
has given the contract for pointing the
stone wall to Tyler, Of Newield.
The latest reports from Boogar and Smith
say that they will play at Melville this
year.
The Gloucester County Christian Endeav-
or Union, Of which Pastor Nelson is Presi-
dent, held its Annual Convention, in the
Clayton Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
at which a very interesting program was
rendered
Theodore Robinson has erected a fine
iron fence in front of his residents on Gen.
teral ave.
William Angle has purchased the Thorn
as Fry property on the corner OF Broad and
Maple streets and will move there at once.
The building association has sold the
and New streets to Lewis Bowers.
Berry NJ. Turner has bought the Dana
Harris property on the corner of Clayton
ave. and Pearl street.
Willard F. Dubois is having his residence
newly painted.
Harry Keller of Terre Haute is visiting
his mother who is lying critically i'll here.
Mrs C. S. Heaven, of Vergernne,, Yer
mont is visiting her brother, N. G. Staul-
cup here.
Harry Fry who has been working at
Kane, Pa, returned home on Thursday
The cement pavement that has been put
at the front and side Of A. G.. Silver's resi-
dence not only makes it one of the finest
residences in the town, but helps to make
Clayton one of the finest towns in South
Jersey. Joseph A. Kelle, Samuel Silver,
r. H. Mote and Stephen Crane haye all
contracted to have their sidewalks paved at
once.
Everybody seems to be dissatisfied with
the change in the railroad schedule.
Norman Wallace will move in the house
recently vacated by Wesley Bowers and
William Angle will occupy the house va
Gated by Norman Wallace, and DIR. Chas.
F. Fisher will occupy the house vacated by
William Angle.
Samuel Leuallen has resigned his posi-
tion at Glassboro and has accepted posi-
tion at Williamstown.
Paul Debett, the owner of the Janvier
satisfactory, was in town on Thursday to
meet three prospective buyers.
Willard F. Dubois and John A. Crane
are contemplating having stone fence
erected in front of their homes and will
also pave their sidewalks.
Jefferson Smallwood has purchased the
DIR. Hustled farm near Little Mill.
The monthly meeting of the Borough
Council was held on Friday evening at
which motion was carried to grade Maple
street and two ordinances were introduced
one providing for new Board of Health
and the other prohibits the throwing of
medice bottles in the yards. The Mayor
introduced an amendment to the fire ordin-
ance which covered the key question. 1t
is that a key to the fire honse should hang
in the Mayors Office. Carried.
BASE BALL
The base ball grounds are now enclosed
and the diamond is in fine shape. The
field will be moved close for the FIRST time
this year next week.
Milford Smith the High School short
stop has all the movements of base ball
player.
The Clayton and Glassboro High School
teams will play here again next Saturday.
1t is said chat Williamstown will play
two games on Decoration Day.
Clayton has scheduled the Magnolia
Orient team to play here on Decoration
Day. This team is not one that played at
Paulsboro, Saturday week, but the one
that played the philadelphia Prospect
Athletics. The game will call at $50 p.
nj.
The Clayton and Glassboro High School
boys played on the Clayton grounds on Sat-
urday. The Glassboro boys won the game
by score of I to 6. Pierce did the twill
ing for Clayton and seemed to have it easy
until the 9th inning when Pierce went up
in the air and the Glassboro boys rallied
scoring 3 runs, which made the second
game in succession.