Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03


| yers in the case on both sides have taken
testimony both here and in Germany, and
! have placed it 10 the hands of the Chan
oeil0r of this State. Ii made big book,
amounting to thousand or more pages
and will take some time for him so ex-
/ anime.
Borough has been lost with the charter
lTrees were removed on Washington street
! bhis week without consent OF Council
One OF she employees Of the powder COM
pany was compelled 70 pay TO that Will
mington collector agency $3.50 costs on
bill OF 81 20. Who is next.
| Leave your subscription with the Pauls-
boro Fire Company for this paper, as they
get q commission.
!. WIlbert J.. Moore has q new line OF
Christmas novelties in cologne, combs and
brushes, writing paper and several other
useful articles. Give him a call.
Sindle got another los of those shoes this
week. How are yours?
Lynn Armstrong has accepted position
as clerk for John B. Miller.
Mayor Adamson sold bis house last week
at Wenonah, the price being four thousand
dollars.
Constable John Carter caught foul on
Saturday.
This Borough is promised better accom-
modations at the ferry next season than it
eyer had before, as the strike of the Chester
Traction Company has been declared of and
Isaac Silyerman of she firm of Stern & Sill
verman has been appointed as a receiver for
the Southwestern Traction Company as far
as Bow creek, which is at she end Of Phila-
| delphia County, which also takes in the
branch running IN to our ferry. Arrange
ments have bean made to re-lay she track
and give this place better service Mr. Sill.
yerman is also promoter of the tunnel
from Camden to Philadelphia
| The new boat shat is to carry truck out
Woodbury. creek was launched on Saturday
The captain, Jesse Murry, will start carry.
ing manure for anyone wanting same.
! John Clark, Of Phila. is tie guest of Lewis
Hummell
Joseph Leonard, of Phila., son Of Editor
Leonard, formerly Of this place, has entered
Drexell school.
Frank. our confeetioner, has the contract
to furnish several Sunday schools with their
grown up ia this business, having been en-
business in Philadelphia This alone an
swers for his up-to-date business methods,
which guarantees satisfaction.
I, Special attention is called to the adyei-
tisers in this papgr Keep your eye on
/ Paulsbaro for aWfile, as everybody is doing
business, except the undertaken.
Richard Devault and wife, Of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with William and
Harry Greenwood
Emil Zenck and wife of Chester, Pa
and Miss May Breen, of Gloucester, were
the guests Of John Fresholsz oyer Sunday.
Perry Sparks was hurt at his place Of en-
ployment at Mantua, but to what extent
we have not heard
Mr.. Lee A Carey, Of Camden, spent Suu-
day with William A. johnson,
Mis-. Elias NJ Shines has returned after
an extended visit as Trenton.
Rufus Thomson presented his grandchil-I
dren with piano purchased of homas w
Dubois.
Some are wondering il Lincoln Park will
open next season, white the working man
is asking will the tin plant open soon.
Well, we hope so, as one work shop is
worth half dozen play houses to anv
place, at least that is what our business
men say.
Charles Cowgirl was out on Sunday after
sick spell.
Ga Monday the contract was awarded at
Wilmington, Del for she removal of the
old boat that has heen in the creek above
this place for three years. The boat be
longed to Captain Wright, Of Pennsgrove,
and was in the way of navigation.
Two listle children of William Dorsey, of
Philadelphia, were visiting their sister, Mrs
Joel Bates, oyer Sunday
Mrs. Mary Wilson has moved in the
house of her sister on Commerce street IL
is reported thai she sold her house at a
good advantage, and will build another in
the spring
The man that is now the busiest in shis
place is Edw Ravtly, who is making Toy
houses for a New York firm. Some Of these
houses are four feet high and contain IA
and 16 rooms They are beautes,all paper
ed and nicely finished inside; some are
wired for electric lights.
Tell your letter carriers TO have this
paper sent to you. They are both MEM
bers of she fire company so help them with
the fair TO be held December la For one
week the fire company ges commission II
you subscribe through them.
Officers Carter and Thompson are both
on the job, and in case they are wanted can
be got by telephone Mr.. Carter via Flow
ers store and house; Thompson by either
livery stable, While at the same time our
Marshais are ready to assist you
Miss Edith Henry is on the sick list
Wood sold az Seth Warrington's sale on
Saturday at an average of ninety dollars
per acre.
Eddie f. Miller has q carbnnkle on his
neck that attracts his attention.
Joseph Bailey will soon be travelling
around in his automobile which be will use
strictly for business
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