Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-02
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| at horse sale at Swedesboro.
Geo. N, Armstrong, asst. keeper Of the
State Prison at Trenton, was home on Sun
day.
John Robinson has returned after an ex-
tended visit with his sister in Philadelphia
He has accepted position with the Phos-
phate Company.
Tobias Schweble has a very sick horse and
DR.. Kirby Of Woodbury. is attending it.
The cutters on Main street, should be
cleared before the gas pipes are laid.
W.Ambler Stetser is putting fine line Of
wheels on the streets. He delivered wheels
to Harrison Banks, Samuel Duncans, Frank
Bonsack, George Hepkee, Chas. Louders,
John Mincb, and VIM. RisleY of Bridgeport.
E A steamer is loading copper ore ashes for
New York, which will be ground up for
new kind of paint. Formerly this ore was
placed on the roads, but is now utilized %
James Carey has moved into Chas Park
er's house on Chestnut street, formerly oc-
cupied by Harry Miller.
Mr.. John Donthiety, OF Philadelphia,
I the business manager of Buffalo Bills Wild
West Show, was the guest Of Mr.. Charles
Folly on Monday.
Miss Florence Harvey, CT Atlantic City,
is the guest of her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Harvey.
Mr.. Geo. Henry Of Burlington was the
guest of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs CHARLES
Henry on Saturday.
Prof. Bennett, of Bridgeton was Satur-
day visitor here.
Gill NJ Hannold has started his ice wagon
route for the season.
Geo. Adamson is on the sick list.
Anna r. Cox is spending the week in
Phila. the guess of Mrs. Harry Welsh.
Mayor Adamson has abandoned his inten-
sion of monopolizing Broad street for a
sewer and instead has had conduit put in
his yard.
The Phosphate Works are so overw orked
that they had TO employ several more work
men.
The Hancock property on Wood street,
next to the grave yard was sold at Sheriff's
sale on Monday to John Douthiety for Sl037
Mayor Adamson has purchased build
ing lot at Pitman Grove and will build
there where he will spend his holidays in
stead Of Cape May as formerly.
miS w HI. Odbteti, Dl OlOuceSbeI Alsys
formerly Miss May Anderson, Of this place,
was buried from her home on Monday
Her sister Bessie was buried about this
time last year.
Frank Armstrong has become an expert
| lineman.
Cox Bros. are arranging to open store
on Broad street where they intend carrying
full line of blankets. robes, and most
everything in the line of horse goods.
1 The ferry boat started on Saturday and
did a good business 1t makes quite
difference in the railroad travel Sunday
Inights.
Miss Harriet Cox has been spending
few days in Phila. as the guest Of Mrs.
Edna Wheeler.
Edw. Wike, of Phila., was the guest of
Albert L. Brown over Sunday.
Paulsboro Fire Co, held their regular
meeting on Friday evening in Cowgill's
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lock, OF Allentown,
have returned to their home after an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Locks parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. G Cowgirl, on Broad street.
VIM. Bonner and J. Paul Ireland were
cunning for snipe on Tuesday.
The fishermen down the bay are having
Egood luck, the shad bringing fifty dollars
Eper hundred.
+ Council meeting on next Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock in Council chambers. The
A class will be called.
L 1t looks as though the pleasure of the
Ichiidren on roller skates was to be short
IiiYed because OF lot of big boys and
| girls using the streets at night. Complaints
has been made to the Mayor. 20
Mrs. Richard Harvey is the owner of
hen that is too proud to lay an egg any
where except in the back seat of an auto
mobile.
{ The Paulsboro base ball team held its
Iprize drawing contest on Monday night,
land the following prizes were awarded:
First, clock, won by Joel Bates; second,
umbrella, by Wilbert Gaf, of Bridgeport;
third, watch fobb, by Herbert Morris.
Work has begun on the new residence Of
Thomas Dubois on Beacon ayenne.
L There IS an early run Of shad as Billings
Iport Charles Reed was high net on Mon
tdav, he catching thirty-six fine fish. Sam'l
EClemens was high on Tuesday with twelve
Eto his credit. 40
Samuel Kramer, Of Philadelphia, has
taken a position with Charles NJ. Civilian.
John Houseman has placed a line Of
goods in his show window.
John Lodge purchased Singer sewing
machine from w. Adler Stetser, and now
the Fire Company may look for fine LOT
of goods, as the Captain is an expert with a
needle.
Mrs. Abbie Bennett, who has been con-
fined to her bed with scarlet fever, is able
to be about again.
Samuel Locke, who formerly was in
husiuess here was calling on old friauds on