Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-12-02
PAULSBORO.


Captain Bacon, Of Bridgeton, spent Tues
day evening last in Paulsboro, the guest OF
Hon. II. G. Loudenslager.
Mr. Joseph Dilks had runaway Thurs
day night last, during which Mr.. Dilks and
his family were thrown in ditch Just
below the town The wagon was demol-
ished and the horse spent the night in
Ladner's meadow, and was taken care OF BY
Mr.. Ladner. The people were badly shaken
up, but not seriously hurt.
Two more loads of oyster shell are at the
wharf to be put on the Gibbstown road
this week. 1t would help the main street
to have some of them dumped on it.
Mrs. I. H. Demarest, Secretary of the w
C. T. u, of New Jersey, will deliver a
temperance lecture in the Paulsboro M. e
church Wednesday evening, December s.
The public is invited to come and hear
this talented woman, on the great evils Of
intempeFance.
We have one more baker, or bread dealer
in Panlsboro, making three. Surely we
will not want for the staff of life.
What is better these cold mornings than
cup OF good coffee. Jester has it at all
prices, from 125c. up. Gold Rio, 20 cents
finest Lag, rs cents; new buckwheat pre-.
pared and plain.
Mr.. Frank Richards has entered Pierce's
Business College, Philadelphia, and pro-
poses taking a fall course at that splendid
institution.
Grocer r. A. TESTERS wife and daughter
Anna, attended hog killing at G. n East
lacks. near Redwood. Mr.. E. killed $500
pounds of fine pork, and sold it to
Paulsboro butchers.
Storekeeper w. H. Flowers, of Billings
port, was married Tuesday evening to Miss
Josephene Clark. of this place. in the Con.
gregational M. f. church at Billingsport
Rev. r. w. B King, the Pastory officiating.
| Prof Samuel Shuster presided on the organ
Frank Shuster was best man, and Miss
Anna Civilian, bridesmaid Bertha Muir
ray, flower girl. A reception was held al
Mrs. Flowrs,the grooms grandmother where
| very pleasant time was enjoyed The
| happy couple started for Washington soor
after the ceremony, where they will spend
a few days, when they 90 to housekeeping
at Billingsport. May they ever be happy
Rev. W. S. Ludlow, Pastor of Swedes
boro NJ E church, preached in the NJ. E
church here Sunday morning and evening
At the evening service, added to the con
gregation was sixty members of DIV,
Branch Council, Jr. American Mechanics ii
a body, with regalia Rev. Mr. Ludlow
preached an earnest sermon to them.
Miller Thomson and wife spent Sunday
in Paulsboro, visiting Mrs Thomson'
brother. E. P Hall.
William Wilson had good sale Satur
| day last. when he s0ld his personal proper
on the Lodge farm He has rented th,
/ Hartman farm near here.
4 Next Sunday morning the Lords Suppe
will be administered in the Baptist church
/ The pastor will speak upon that subject
! 10 the evening the subject will be Adau
and Eve in the Garden of Eden y
The Pastor Rev. Groves w. Drew, re
joiced the hearts Of The people here b,
Announcing that he has declined the call o
the church at Bangor, Pa This is the Sc
cond call he has declined since last Jul,
aud the people Of this community ar
appreciating the service be is rendering
them. which is attested by the andience
which crowd every portion Of the church.