Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-19
CLAYTON.


Charles Getsigner and Miss Anita Mickle
both Of Medford were married at the NJ. e.
Parsonage by the Rev. Eli Clifford on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Kate wife Of Isaac Newcomb, aged
"a years died on Friday morning, and was
buried from her late residence on Monday
interment at Cedar Green Cemetery.
Mrs Charles Beebe was called to Penns-
grove on Friday to visit her brother, Mr.
Adam Kennitle, who was lying at the
point of death
Miss Lizzie Hoffman OF Oxford Pa is
visiting her mother, Mrs Jane Hoffman
Winthrop Brown and family of Colorado,
are visiting his brother, n. D. Brown and
family.
Preston Campbell has accepted position
in Montreal Canada, and started for there
on Friday.
Jersey Blue Council No y. O. Z. A. NJ
held their second Annual smoker in the
Council Chamber on Tuesday evening.
Chas. Nelson will move ia the house re-
Gently vacated by Harry Shields on High
ST.
The Brotherhood of the Presbyterian
church held their regular monthly business
meeting at the Parsonage on Tuesday eve
ming, at which the resignation OF Pierce
was accepted and Raymond Crane was
elected President to succeed Mr.. Pierce A
programe was also arranged for the next
public meeting to be held in the lecture
room of the church on next Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs Margaret Woodruff who died sud
IDENTIFY of heart disease Sunday at her home
in Monroeville, was mother of Mrs. Nathan
iel Fisher of this place.
Mrs. Kate, wife of Isaac Newcomb. died
on Friday morning, and was buried on
Monday afternoon from her late residence
on Chestnut st. Mrs. Newcomb had been
great sufferer of consumption for about
two years and had been bedfass for eight
months Funeral services were held at the
house and interment at Cedar Green Gene
terry.
The Jr Epworth League will have a
business meeting and social, 10 the NJ. E.
Church on Friday evening.
Charles Costil is being prominently
mentioned for Collector on the Democratic
ticket.
Miss Ella Turner Of Glassboro spent few
days last week as the guest of Chas Turner
and family.
The following have been elected officers
of the Golden Rule Conclave No. 43 I. o.
Ell. A., Harry Twins; p, Harry B. Eng
lish; p, Jas. Winner; Rec Secy., B NJ.
Turner; F., John S. Ashbridge: Treas, E
A. Sparks; l., ]. Preston Potter; w,
George Chew; S., Chas H. Fisher; Trus-
tees, George Fl. Chew, JAS Winner, j.
Preston Potter
| A fire took place at the home of William
Anothy one night last week, which was
caused by piece of birthstone, that flew
| from match and caught in the fringe of a
couch. The couch, carpet and several other
peices OF furniture were destroyed before
the fire could be extinguished.
Delphia Lodge No. 81, K. Of P. recently
elected the following officers: G. G. Joel
Harris; v c., Robert Wilson; Prelate,
Olive Zanes; K. OF R. S., John Phifer Jr
! NJ Of F., John Helderbrand; NJ. of E.,
Linwood Locuson; M. of H., Frank Dilks !;
| l. c., Chas. Linton; o. g., Thomas Linton;
Rep OF G. l. j., Preston Potter; Trustee,
Chas Linton.
Edward Young, Harry Nash and Frank
Dilks have accepted positions at Newark,
Ohio
James Madden and Walter Crawford
spent Saturday with friends in Phila.
Jersey Blue Council, No. p, Jr., 0. e.
a. NJ. installed the following officers on
Tuesday evening: Councillor, William
| Zanes: Vice Councillor, Harry Moncreif;
Rec. Sec j. Preston Potter; A. r. s.,
Samuel Lewallen; Fin. Sec, Clarence
| Adams; Treas George Essler; Cond., Harry
Essler; Warden, Edward Cheeseman; o S.
j. Walker Scott; l. S.. Otis Coleman;
| TrrStaa Tobp IT Envhurfz
A petition is being circulated asking that
the $50 train that runs from Phila. to
Glassboro to be run Clayton.