Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03
Page Devoted to Paulsboro Interests.

Water has been placed in the home of
John Shuster on Madison street.
DR. George NJ. Laws was brought TO the
home OF his father, Dr. George C. Laws, on
Saturday, be having just got over spell of
sickness
George AdamsoD, Sr, still continues to
| finger on the sick list
Misses Bertha and Anna Cog spent Sun
day in Philadelphia.
! Eiwood R. Hewlipgs, oil Gloucester City,
was buried here ON Sunday afternoon Mr.
Hewlings lived on the Joseph Reeves farm
when boy. He has lately been living at
Gloucester, where ne was IN business there
the last ewo years His age was SIS years.
He was never married.
| Joseph Carson has accepted position
with Mr.. Lang, Of Woodbury..
Miss Emma Salisbury took in She Army-
Navy foot ball game on Saturday.
| The regular monthly meeting OF she Ep-
worth League will be held in the M. E.
Church tonight, Thursday. Members
are requested to be present, as business OF
importance is 30 be transacted.
1 The bowling alley and skating rink craze
has died natural DEATH
On Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, which
is legal holiday, at two twenty-six, our
Mayor and Councilman Stiles, Trainer.
Jester and Young met in body 10 front Of
the home OF Mr.. Young. right out on the
side walk, and held Council, authorizing
| the payment of money on she gas plant.
First Council every other night. then none
for month, next on holiday out on the
street. like lot of boys playing marbles.
II this is kept up new reporter will be on
the job.
| William G Cowgirl and wife spent few
days in Camden she guest OF their daugh-
| ter, Mrs. John Locke.
/ Mrs. Frank Ashcraft. Of Pennseroye.
spent Sunday as the guest OF Mrs. K. A.
Wallace.
| Mrs. Caroline Huff has been reported on
the sick list
Engineer Boardman was in town on
Monday looking over the gas plant.
THIS Borough has as a special guest Frank
ID. Moses, the gas man, who has become so
well pleased at the treatment that has
been extended him from our Mayor and
| z uncll, that be has decided TO stay whole
week or more. Never mind, Frank. you
VIII ssCe D5ctcA uttutSU Yes.
| William 5 Davis and wife spent Thanks
giving as Morton, Pa.
| On Sunday some unknown person took
George Beckets's bicycle while ne was not
looking The wheel had been proved Of
Jasper Murry, and the party who took ii
had better return il and save trouble.
The store of William II Flowers will be
heated by steam in the near future.
| The Bllingspore Fire Company held its
regular meeting on Monday evening.
| Miss Helen Langren, of swarthmore Col
ege, spent few days here as the guest OF
Miss Alice Adamson
Miss Harriet Mckinley has gone to her
home at Gibbsboro for the winter She
will be very much missed by her friends
A petition has been passed around asking
Sheriff Wilson not 10 appoint Paul Bad
| WITT deputy sheriff 1t is about time
some one took a tumble.
The Billingsport Sunday school cleared
thirty-f five dollars on their entertainments
a basket BAH team has been organized
here and she BOYS are open for games witl
any fifth-class teams having halls. John
Vanneman has been elected manager and
Warner Casselberry, Captain. They will
probably play their first game Saturday
evening December Il, with the Glover
Club, of Philadelphia. The team will line
up as follows: Forwards Vanneman.
e. Armstrong; -Casselberry; guards
Greenwood, Hamuiitt; subs -McCarkell
Cowgirl. II the boys can secure hall il
Paulsboro they will play here Christmas
and New Years
Mrs Fred Sharp, Of Philadelphia spent
Sunday at the home of her mother, Caro-
line HUFF
The Imperial Road Company has moved
their appliances and machinery from uth
Westsiiie
A writ was served on Joseph Wickle IL
show cause why guardian should nus b
appointed for his daugh er, Benah, nv
judy starr IN Coutson Friday morning
CT lent Turner is laid up with iumhago
On tuesday Mayor Adamson rented his
store . Adolph Srgal who will start stors
ther IN March, he also reports renting five
hous on that day
Gu tncilman Shines Is on the sick list.
Ga Monday w. SCOTT Thomson went 60
WILMINGTON aud bid on moving the old
boas ont Of she creek above here. There
were eleven bidders. and Mr. Thomson was
the seco d lowest Some party from At
lantie City was few dollars lower. We
wish Mr. Thomson had gotsen shis job, as
it would have given employment TO men
who live here.
Ca penters ale preparing she fire house
for the fair The booths are so be on the
style. and illuminated With
lights and decorated with II you
want 80 know any more come ous and see
for yourselves.
Thomas Ireland, age about 76 died set-
ting in chair about 80 on Tuesday after
nom. Mr.. Ireland lived on the Francis !
Tracy farm. and died from erysipelas in the
throae and face.
Joe and the Bishop had bot time st she
station on Tuesday morning Joe went
south and the Bishop noFsh. and if they