Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-02-15
CLAYTON.

tanning her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
NJ. Davis, who resides at Shawnee
on the Delaware.
Mrs Chas FISHER has purchased
the beautiful Spectacular from Mr..
Paul Hauseys and we are sure now
that we will have an up to date amuse
nent hall as Mr.. and Mrs. Fisler al
ways make things go.
According to the reports now cir
kculating it looks as If the factories
VIII resume operations. Committees
have been appointed to get things in
shape and it looks as if there will
4 be plenty of work. We sincerely
hope so.
The sFClubp was entertained at the
% home of Mrs. Ct Frank Fisher last
Friday night q yaaeAH
Owing to the extreme cold weather
"a traffic has been considerably delayed.
Grocers have been very much put out
on account of no freight. And the
freights being so long delayed on the
road, oranges, potatoes and other per-
ishable goods have arrived like mar
bles.
On or about March the 18th, Mrs.
Mary Dubois will open a millinery
establishment in the building vacated
by Mr.. Amos Shreve on Central ave.
Mrs. Dubois should certainly have
the support of the town in her work
as Clayton is without a millinery es-
Establishment, and one must go to the
city when ever they need a new bon
net.
Mrs. Ralph Mote writes from Flor
ida that the season is very dull And
there being so much rain puts dam
per on the spirit of the tourist Never
theless j think we would appreciate
being there this cold spell.
Clayton should certainly be called
1.-THE City of Stores for in truth, we
Ihave more stores than there are peo-
pie to buy. 1--WE told you about the
store opened by VIM. G. Kindle. So
now we will tell about the drygoods
! and notion store TO be opened by
Benjamin Turner and wife, This
building is on Central ave-. and was
made vacant when the brush factory
moved into their new building. Mr..
and Mrs. Turner vii move into this
place and expect to run an up-to-dateA
store. ests sfS
Councilman Charles Stephenson has
been entertaining his aunt, Mrs Allie
Iarzelere, from Denver, Col
Mrs. Roselle, mother of Barber
Roselle, who has been spending some
time here, has returned to her home
in Atlantic City. W g
JOS Souder butchered his pen of
hogs last Tuesday and those who
helped do the work also did justice to
8 bountifully prepared dinner Butch
er Hauck, got the hogs.
Rev. Mr.. Burns has been unani-
mously asked to return as pastor of
the NJ. E Church Tor another year.
Mr.. Burns and family are well liked
by the whole community and we hope
he will spend another season with us.
Mrs Mary d. Lawson has returned
home after an extended visit among
friends in Woodbury.. While there
she helped to nurse Chris. Cunning
ham who has been seriously i'll.
Mrs. d. E. Reeves entertained
Wednesday, and also Mrs. Ladd, of
Barnegat. III
After Council meeting last Tuesday
evening, the Junior Mechanics went
down to. Reeves restaurant and did
justice to delicious set-out which
Mr.. Reeves had prepared for them.
The menu consisted of oysters, sand
& wiches, olives, pickles, cheese, cake,
lee cream and coffeel III iF
While putting a new tire on al very
Z heavy wagon wheel, Chris. Burrough
Strained a lfgament in his arm and
has been laid up for two weeks This
threw all the. work on Blacksmith
Downs, and at this time of the year
there is lots Of work Downs: was
never buster in all his life. 81
Mr.. Burrough is better at this writ
ing. II Is SEiks isaf
Wesley Bowers who recently sold
his farm and moved into town, has
purchased the farm now occupied by
Samuel Walker, and expects to move
as soon as Walker vacates .
They call the new baby Walter K,
2 Jr., and needless to say, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory are proud and happy peo-
s pie these days. And so is grandpa
Nelson, whose daughter Mrs. Emory
Mr.. German Smith has returned to
work in the Office at PHILADELPHIA.
after an absence Of eighteen weeks.
Mr.: Smith has been in very poor
health and is hardlysable to work now
but his presence is needed at the
Office.
Miss Judith, Kirby, of Connecticut,
is a visitor at the home of Miss Name
Davis. f4Etk
Wedding bells rang right merrily
last Wednesday evening, when Miss
Helen Brown, youngest daughter Of
Contractor Brown, became the bride
Of Carleton Bachelor As soon as
; they were married they slipped away
to their newly furnished home on
Linden street. We extend our best
wishes and hope they will always be
4 happy as they are now
Il Never Id history has It been SO
cold in Clayton But 1T seems that
North clayton has been few de-
grees colder than South Clayton. At