Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-09
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| The Paulsb0ro M. E.. Church is still
holding extra revival services every night
with Rey. William Sunfield in charge
There has been two conversions The
church was well filled Sunday morning and
evening, and the meetings are fairly well
attended during the week.
The w. j. Railroad officials are putting
an extension OF their siding west Of the
town, running it to the gas works plant al
the request Of Mayor w. J. Adamson and
council.
| A telephone has been placed in the ticket
Office at the railroad here much to the con-
veDience of the business people and the
agent.
| The Paulsboro fire company have their
new house enclose, and almost finished. II
is a credit to the town and the members.
There were 225 scholars in the NJ E Sun
| day-sehool, Sunday last. The school seems
TO be improving under the superintendency
| Of Mr.. Frank Sinister.
| John Houseman has rented and moved
his shoe store and repair shop to one OF the
stores in Laws block.
| The thermometer reached IA degrees
Monday morning, which felt more like
winter, but the fine weather still holds,
which is great blessing TO the many I'M
employed hereabOuts. Several men went
to work at the powder works, Monday, but
the prospects there are not very bright for
continued work.
Mr.. Frank Baily, bookkeeper at the tin
plant, is boarding in Paulsboro. for few
weeks, while his family are visiting their
former home in New York city
| Prof. Burns and wife spent the holidays
at their former home, near Cape May, re-
turning Monday, when all the departments
of the school opened, and got down to
| business at once
At the annual meeting Of the Sunday
school Board held Monday night last, Frank
Shuster was elected Superintendent;
Adrian Paul. assistant; Dayton Corson,
secretary; Mrs E. B. Wingate, treasurer;
Wilmer Leap. Librarian.
Isaac Thomson is getting his crop OF
sweet potatoes to market getting 81 per
basket for them.
R. A. Jester is making speciality OF
good coffee this week, has it at prices from
| Is to IS cents. pounds at a reduction at
his Broad street store.
| Rufus G. Thompson had his pocket
picked at Woodbury. station, Saturday last,
while boarding train for Camden. There
was or 10 dollars and some valuable
papers in the purse. He says some ope
jostled him at the car steps and when he
got on the car he missed it at once.
| Mr.. Frank Brown, milk man, has rented
the John Eastlack house, corner Buck and
Chestnut streets, where he will move soon.
His son Howard will farm the homestead
farm, and produce the milk, while Mr..
Brown will deliver it to customers.
These new lodge officers are announced;
Welcome Lodge, No. 70, K. of PC G.,
Walter G Thomson; V. G., Walter Henry;
| Pfelate, James 7. Shuster; K of & S.,
C. E Paul; M. of F., w G.. Cowgirl; NJ.
of E G. P, Myers; NJ of A., w. G. Cow
gill, Jr; J. g., Winfield Mattson; O. G.
W. B. Norton; M. of W., Joseph Wicket;
Rep. to G. L., w. A. S. Mullen; Trustee,
w. F. Gamer.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Is, A. 0. U. W
p NJ Workman, Charles Knake; Master
Workman. George K. G.. West; Foreman,
Thomas C. leopard; Oyerseer, RIA. Jester;
Finaneier, W F. Young; Receiver, William
McIlyaine; Recorder, James L. West;
Guide, R L. Smallwood; L. W, Albert
Pohlig; o. w, Samuel Duncan; Med, Ex-
aminer, DR.. George G Laws; Trustees, Ohm
Chesney, George K G. West, William Nc
Ilyaine; Delegate, George K. c. West; AL
ternate, r. A. Jester.