Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
CLAYTON.

Charles Fisler and family have been
enjoying Atlantic City for few days.
Captain Campbell and wife,. of Port
Norris, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Fisler the past week.
Surrogate Silver and wife motored
up to Blairstown Saturday. DR..
Sharp, of Blair Hall, entertained
them over Sunday They returned
home Monday. Milton Silver, who is
a student at that institution, came
home with them
A man by the name of Peters from
Philadelphia has purchased the Thos.
Cleyenger property east of Clayton.
The family will move in at once.
Mrs. George Essler and son Elwood
have been enjoying the pleasures of
Atlantic City the past week.
DIR. Sykes, an osteopath from Vine
land, and who has Offices in Hammon-
ton, and Philadelphia, has purchased
the Harry Ivans property on Maple
street Carpenters and painters will
at once commence remodeling the
house; when completed the doctor
and family win move in.
Edgar Chamberlain is in Mount
Pocono, Pa, ON fishing trip.
Washington Warner, Samuel Key
burtz, VIM Cossaboon and Edgar
Young attended the religious services
IN the NJ. E. church at Elmer Satur-
day evening last
Some one broke into Mrs. James
eMadden's chicken house last Monday
night and stole twenty-five choice
chickens, which Mrs. Madden highly
prized. This mean. miserable thief
should be apprehended, and given, ten
years time in jail, where he could not
steal honest peoples chickens.
The house belonging to DR.. VIM.
Iszard, of Camden, is being treated to
a coat of paint.
Mrs. John Essler and children are
stopping with her mother in Glass
Doro for a weeks visit
DR.. Ogden has disposed of his Hud
son auto, and has purchased a Ford
roadster.
Dairyman Garwood lost valuable
COW one day this week.
DIR. Ashcraft, of Mullica Hill, and
DR. Fisler, of this place made up an
automobile party Wednesday and
anotored down to Atlantic City for
days pleasure.
Mrs. James Burns is entertaining
an old school girl friend from Allen
town, Pa.
/ The town is almost deserted this
week, owing to the fact that so many
people from here attend Malaga camp
where they own cottages.
Allie Hill and, sons, of Pitman, are
visiting grandfather Shreve and fam
lily.
Mrs. Harry Downs is entertaining
two nieces from Penna.
Miss Electa Chew is having house
party this week There are eight
girls in the party Monday they were
Joined by six girls from Clayton and
picEicked at Moore's lake. Tuesday
evening they were elaborately enter
tanned by Miss Genieya Fisler at the
nome of her brother, DR.. c. Frank
Fisler, and on Wednesday DR.. Sam'l
Ashcraft, of Mullica Hill, came over
with his auto and took half the num-
her of girls to Atlantic City, and DR..
Fisler took the rest. This will be
busy week for the visitors and don't
believe they will forget their visit
in Clayton.
Calvin Usinger has moved into his
new home just south of Clayton and
will take up the business of farming
Washington Wright and family
have returned home after spending
the summer in Delaware.
The report published in the Phila-
delphia papers, and also in few To-
cal papers that the new glass COM
pany which purchased the old Moore
Bros. Glass Works, would not be able
10 start the works owing to some
difference among the bond-holders, is
not true. The committee selected by
the bond-holders is authorized and
given power to act in this matter ac-
cording to their better judgment This
committee is now making every eff
fort and arrangements preparatory to
resuming operations by the middle OF
September.
Theo. Kier and family, Jacob Kier
and wife, Chas. Kier and wife, and
Mrs. Jean Dooling and children, all
motored down to Atlantic City last
Saturday in ]. N. Kier's auto and
spent a pleasant day.
Mrs. Sarah Rouse and two daugh-
ters, of Spring City, are visiting John
Kille.
Fred. Ladd and family have been
spending their vacation in their cot
tage at Moore's lake.
d. Wilson Moore and daughter
Ethel arrived here from Colorado on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jean Dooling and family are
visiting J. N Kier.
Mrs. Harry Schank and sister, OF
Chicago. are visitors with Mrs. Get
singer.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Downs,
girl.
Last Sunday morning Walter Wolf,
who lives out on South Broad street,
started in to break up house keeping
and after breaking up few chairs
and set of dishes he began to abuse
his wife. She had him arrested lock-
ed up for the day. Monday morning
Mayor Nichols gave him a hearing
and committed him to the Borough
lookup for thirty days time which it
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