Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
PAUL sBoRo.

Harry Fish, OF woodbury., was here on
Saturday visiting some OF his old friends.
w. Harry Lamson was in Trenton this
week attending the Democratic State Con-
Yention
The Gibbstown Juniors will play the
Paulshoro Athletic Association game Of
base ball Saturday on Paulsboro grounds.
Pride Of Olive Branch, Council Daugn-
tiers of Liberty, will bold pie and
cake sale at the residence Of Mrs. GaTret
Thompson, on Broad street, Saturday, May
9th. There will be ice cream for sale also.
Percy Lodge has offered twenty five dol
lars reward for the capture Of the thieYes
who broke in his boat house last Saturday
night and stole lot Of fishing net and
hobs.
George Armstrong, assistant keeper in
the States prison, at Trenton, has returned
home after spending few days here as the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney
Armstrong.
John Dean has resigned his position at
the powder works and is shad fishing.
The High Schaol teachers and pupils will
give a comedy May 9th, called 'sTony's
Wife,
The Gloucester County Sunday School
Association will hold its annual convention
in the NJ. Z. Church to-day, Thursday.
1t is the report here that the tin plant
will start up again in about two weeks.
This will give about 200 men employment.
The Paulsboro Juniors will play the
West End team here Saturday, May 2.
Mr. Hammitt has moved in the Casper
son property on Broad street, recently va
Gated by John Dougherty.
Master Warren Goodbanson was rendered
surprise party last Thursday evening.
Miss Georgianna Willis, who has been
confined to her bed with sickness, is able
to be about again.
Don't forget the fourth annual shad sup
per at the Billingsport fire house Saturday
night. "a
Mrs. Harry Hunter is spending she week
in PitmaD, the guest of her parents.
John B. Miller is spending the week
among the fishermen down the bay.
The Daughters Of Liberty iourneyed oyer
to Mullica Hill on Monday evening and
called on their sister lodge at that place.
They report having good time.
Frank H. Ole, machinist at the powder
works, was united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock last evening to Miss Natalie NJ.
Eberdardt, of Phila. The couple rented a
house from Us. Thompson, on Thompson
ave, and will take up their abode at once.
Band, take notice.
| Prof. William Burns entertained COM
pany from Phila. on Sunday
c. Mccoy, brother of Mrs Richard Har-
vey, spent Sunday in our borough
The Paulsboro Juniors played a game
with team from Gibbstown on Saturday
last and met their Waterloo Gibbstown
put up the best game and easily defeated
our boys The score we Withhold for reasons
of our own.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Lou
ella Gudbanson at her home on Jefferson
street on Thursday evening last To say
that the young people enjoyed themselves
would hardly express it; they had large
evening. Playing games, music and plea
sures of yarious kinds were INDUCED in
until the wee sma hours of the morning,
when the guests departed, bidding Miss
Lonella pleasant good morning
The Loudenslager store on Delaware St.
will be occupied on May 9th by Simbel &
Cooper. who will open with full line Of
dry goods.
Charles Reynolds, late of the Garden
Grocery was seen in our town Wednes-
day. He has been travelling in the West,
but thinks Paulsboro beats them all.
Our painters haye been kept busy the
past few weeks frightening up several of
our homes
Warren Casselberry, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Joseph Musgroye and daughter
Maud, of Ottawa, Canada, have been MAX
ing an extended visit with friends here
Mr.. Musgroye was at one time superinten-
dent of the phosphate works, and while a
resident of this place enjoyed the distinc-
ton Of having very large circle of friends
Dayton Corson is about again after an
illness Of several weeks
Seth Roberts and wife spent Sunday in
the city of "BrotherlY Love.
Mrs. William Moore played the part of
hostess to company of friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brammel, of Brook
Ign, NY, are visiting friends ard relatives
in our borough.
Mrs. Charles Terrell on Sunday last was
besieged by a party of friends from Phila.
Harry Adamson and family, of Camden,
were among the borough guests Sunday.
Work has been discontinued on the gas
plant for the present, and contractor Moses
has been busy shipping his belongings to
Providence, r. l., where he has another
plant in course of construction.
Photographer Howey is moving to Allan
tic City this week. We are sorry TO lose
our neighbor.
John H. DEM, who has been employed
at the powder works for the past fifteen
years, severed his connection with that
company few days ago.
William D. Turner, our genial grocer, is
on the sick list.
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