Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-07-11
PAULsBORO.

The stockholders Of the new National
Bank met Saturday last and elected the
following Directors: B. G Paul, George G.
Laws, Bowman S. Cox, s. T. Miller, James
Devault and H. w Miller, of this place;
Christian Wolferth and Jos. Pancoast, of
Mickleton, and John Warthman, of Ped
rickt0wn. The directors held meeting
Tuesday afternoon and elected former
Judge, Sam'l I. Miller, President, and APP
pointed a committee to secure site on
which to build banking house.
J. Roe Cox had piece of steel run in
his arm last Saturday and was compelled to
go to the hospital to get it removed.
The M. E. Sunday school will picnic at
National Park on Thursday, July 1s.
Mrs. Harry Shuster is sick with a slight
fever this week
The farmers have begun to market truck,
as the constant rumble of wagons prove
this week
Mrs. Mary A. Reeves is visiting at Mill
vile for two weeks or more
Miss Anna B. Jester is visiting in PhiIa-
delphia this week.
Miss Anna Chesney was run down by
horse and wagon last Saturday while riding
bicycle on Broad street. The horse trod
on her foot and bruised her ankle badly
Lightning struck E. c.. Miller's lumber
sheds Sunday night and damaged the same
by splitting the posts, doors, etc
G. G. Thompson has fine new express
wagon, made by DeHart of Thorofare.
The Jr. Epworth League ATTENDED pic
mic at National Park last Saturday and had
good time besides bringing home several
medals for best runners IN the races held
there. The rain bothered them some, and
one lady lost her entire dinner, dishes and
all, which was spres on the table When
the rain came up she ran under shelter and
on returning to the table there was no din
ner, so she and her family went hung y.
Some of the children did not get home
until 10 O'Clock on account of the storm.
John McCleary, of Billing sport, died
very suddenly on Monday morning last,
and will be buried IN Philadelphia on
Thursday.
A conference meeting will be held to day
w lnesday, in the Billingsport church.
Supervisor Cole is grading and shelling
the Billingsport road at Locks corner.
The many showers we have had the part
started the grass growing.
The Pailroad Company is having well
driven at the depot.
Tent meetings are now being held on the
lawn adjoining the M. E. church.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson has returned home
from visit to her former home at Toms
River.
Festival On Saturfj,x oxan;no, :, Cova,O
Hall by the Paulsboro Field Club.
G. P. Manlove picked basket of lima
beans to-day for market
Our truck boats are carrying from eight
to nine hundred baskets of produce day
to the city
The lice have taken possession of E. P.
Halls citron patch, and have completely
ruined it.
A party went from here on the 4th to
Pennsgrove and had very pleaaant day
fishing, boating, etc. They were Misses
Nan and Emily Cox, Fannie Miller, Ida
Kidding, Laura Salisbury, Nan Locke,
Messrs. Joe Paul, Roe Cox, Paul Miller,
Sim Devault, James Pee hin, Albert Brown
and Mr.. Souders
Robert Perry, of Merchantville, has been
spending few weeks with his aunt, Mrs.
Maxwell, at Billingsqort
Quite number of people from here
spent the 4th at L; lcoln Park
A number of our young people attended
the Junior League picnic at National Park
last Saturday and had very pleasant day.
Harry Loudenslager, Jr., is home from
Yale College on his va sation.