Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-07
CLAYTON

William Booze, of Millville, was ar
rested here ON Monday night charged
with stealing set of harness of Saml
Parks and bicycle of Robert Myers,
'of Franklinville. At about 7.30l
. O'Clock he had the bicycle checked
at the station to be be sent to Mill
Vile knowing that it had been stol-
en-, it was sent on the 7.33 train,
thinking that when it was called fol
he would be arrested. Then at about
l9.15 o'clock, G.. w. Stewart, the OPP
orator noticed man carrying set
of harness in shirt at the station.
He Immediately notified Mayor Potter
who with an officer came 10 the sta
ton and arrested him. He was Civ
en- hearing on Tuesday morning and
remanded to Woodbury. jail in default
| of $500 bail.
Russell G.. Staulcup will attend the
Camden Commercial College this
winter. Charles Ramsey also enrolled
with the same school.
Two more new cases of typhoid fe-
YER are reported in the town. The
old cases are slowly improving.
Grover Penn is reported much better,
dlSO MIS-. REM
| While SO much rain is helping the
crops, it is preventing the farmers
from harvesting them and they are
hoping for clear weather soon.
Hsisler Farley who is working at
Jeddo, Pa, and who has been on his
vacation at the homa of his parents
here, left OH TUESDAY for his place Of
employ nent.
On Sunday morning last the congre-
cation of the M. E. Church listened
to one of the best seraions We might
say, ever preached Re-. San p.l
| Sargent, former pastor of THAT church,
but now of Palmyra, preached, taking
for his text, And If / be lifted up
will draw all men into me-" The
sermon was well liked by all present
bur owing to the bad weather no. more
| than a hundred people we're present.
And in the evening, Rev. Pennington
| Corson, also former pastor of the
same church, preached. He also de-
livered very elegant sermon. 1t is
hoped that Rev. Sargent and Rev.
Corson may be with US soon again.
/ Roy Kindle who has been spending
his vacation at Niagara Falls, return
ed to work one day last week.
The oil which was placed ON Cen
trail ave-, is proving itself worthy of
consideration. 1t has now been near
/ ly month since it was oiled. A
driver couldn't see fifty feet ahead for
dust. 1t is indeed a good thing and
should be placed ON the whole county
Il, t. = H.
automobiles and there is no dust to
affect ones health.
DIR. G. F. FISHER is again attending
to his patients.
Elbert Fisler is much better this
writing.
Alonzo Jenkins, Of Redwood, spent
/ the day visiting old friends in Clay
ton.
Leslie Pierce, son of William Pierce
of this place, is reported ill with ty-
phoid pneumonia, at Eaglesmere, Pa. /,
where he has been spending the sum-
lmer
| John Keyburtz recently broke his
arm by falling from the back step at
hfs home at New street
D. Linton Silver, who has been
spending some time in the mountains
1 of Pennsylvania, has returned home.
/ Samuel Lewallen has removed to
Cape May Court House where he will
work the coming season at his bust
ness of glass-blowing
Mrs. F. R. Savacool whose husband
recently died announces that she will
continue the undertaking business con
Quoted by her deceased husband.
Ia The Clayton cottagers at Malaga
DCamp have all returned to their home
fhaving spent very enjoyable sea-
Nson at the old camp meeting grounds,
The political pot in Clayton has
commenced to boil, although there are
not many new candidates, as yet.
Former Mayor f. r. Nichols an
nounces his candidacy for Mayor and
announce himself as candidate for
reelection. VIM. G.. Shreye will be
a candidate to succeed himself as Coll
lector, and Jacob d. Steelman, Hi
ram Sparks and VIM. Angle have an
nounced their candidacy for Assessor.
John Farley is a candidate for Exc
cutive Committeeman, although the
other candidates for committeeman
have not yet appeared.
School started on Tuesday with an
enrolment of about $50 About so of
these are enrolled in the High School,
Many of them come from Franklin
township. Three new teachers have
! been elected: Misses Ashley, Arm
Istrong and Mason. Miss Mason fills
the vacancy left by Mrs. Baker, for
merly Miss Madden, and Miss Ashley
! is in charge Of the physical labora-
tory and Miss Armstrong is in charge
of the room formerly taught by Miss
Butler Miss Mamie leopard arrived
one day last week
] Thomas G. Miller is again aboat
after a severe illness, but his son Roy
is still in bed under the doctors care.
George Scott moved into the house