Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-03-31
PAULsBORO.

A coach load of Odd Fellows went to
Camden Monday night to visit Lodge
there.
/ The ten ton steam roller is most too
heavy FIR the sand road bed through Broad
street. the men being compelled to dig it
out at several places along the street
Thomps Hannold has moved to one of
W. J. Adamson's houses on Clarksboro
avenue.
j. A. Green is resident OF Paulsboro
now, and seems to enjoy the place very
much.
Supervisor J. J. Cowgill is preparing the
Clarksboro road bed for oyster shells, which
he will have put on next week.
The shad fishermen report poor catches
this week. The bay fishermen are doing
we'll.
s. B. Downing, butcher, is confined to
the house with bad cold on his lungs
The trustees of the NJ E. church have
determined to preserve order in the church
hereafter if they have to resort to the law
Talking aud other misbehaviour will not
be allowed
E. M. Shuster has secured position in
the commission house of R L. Smailwood,
Little Dock street, and will enter on his
duties next week.
IT'S said some dealers are selling cigarettes
to minors here contrary to law. Let them
beware.
1t is common thing to see as many as
twenty boys of the school age on our streets
daily while school is in session, and these
same boys are learning, but not what will
make good citizens of them. Where are
our truant officers, or what good is the
truant law?
Rev. Levi Larew will preach morning
and evening in the M. E. church Sunday
next
Rev. A. M. North has resigned his pas
tOrate here on account of his health, and
new preacher will be appointed by Confer
ence next week to fill his place. Mr..
North leaves with the respect Of all.
The long talked of improvement of our
Main street, was commenced last week, but
9the rain delayed it and left it in a very
unpleasant condition. When completed,
however, it will be very fine, and then we
do hope to see Delaware street put in good
shape too.
Miss Emma Hartman has recovered from
her recent attack of quinzy, and is again
able to be out.
A man falling on Madison street in fit
one day last week, when the poor uafor-
tunate suffered for an hour or more, created
some excl ement, and after being cared for
by the neighb0rs, money was contributed
to pay his fare to his home in Camden.
The fishermen from this place are now
busily engaged with their nets, and report
good catches.
The exercises of the first anniversary of
the Baptist church last Sunday were very
interesting, and drew large congregation
both morning and evening.
Anybody needing dogs could have secur
ed most any kind, size or color last Sunday
at corner Delaware and Adams streets, as
the writer counted sixteen there at one
time If they are not kept at their respec
tive homes, there will be a bologna factory
opened in that locality before many days.
The anniversary services of the First
Baptist church were concluded Monday
evening with very entertaining program,
and crowded house The scholars of the
Bible school sang some appropriate selec-
tions, and Bertha Longstreth sang solo
Rev. Groves w. Drew, in the absence of
Rev. DIR. Thomas, of Philadelphia, who had
come down to speak, but was at the last
moment summoned to return to his home,
delivered an excellent address after which
little Phyllis NJ. Girton, only four years of
age, stood upon one of the benches near the
organ and sang beautifully, Where the
Shepherd leads, III GO"