Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-05
PAuLsRoRo

Samuel Onens was brought home on
Monday in one Of Armstrong; cabs. Sam'l
has been in the Pennsylvania hospital for
several months having been caught on top
Of an elevator while oiiing it. He is partly
paralized and will not have 1se of himself
again for some time, and may never fully
recover.
Landlord Bouhl has purchased new
touring car, having disposed of his other
car.
Mrs. Delaney P. Armstrong spent few
days in Trenton, the guest Of her son
George.
Lew Wilkerson has moved one Of his
pool tables to Repaupo.
There was several fakes Of snow here on
Saturday.
Joseph Locke had good crowd, and his
goods brought good prices at his sale on
Saturday.
Mr.. Beverly has returned from the Coop
er hospital fully recovered, after success
full operation at that place.
Councilman Shines has the best wet
weather machine in this county ZIP.
The machinery that was sent TO the Can
Company here was only sent here for stor-
age, and the hopes of our citizens that
the plant would soon be running, were soon
destroyed.
James Carr, the man that was here with
the tbreshlpg maching Of Jonathan Pine,
OF Black wood, was found dead on Sunday
in corn crib at Blenheim, Camden Co.
Elmer Wood better known as Friday, /"
left last week to work for Lewis Hass, who
fell and hurt himself since moving to his
new home.
Mrs. Wood was buried from the home
of her daughter, Mrs John DEM, on Mon
day afternoon, the interment being as Man
tua, her former home.
Will Quinn will moYe his family to Phil
adelphia TO reside in few days, and tru-
ant officer Samuel Johnson will move into
the honse of Mr.. Gu IN.
The Panlsboro fife and drum corps are
open for all engagements.
Joe Lock moved in with Mrs. Rambo on
Tuesday.
Esquire William G Cowgirl is having a
new portico placed in front Of his Broad
street home.
Charles Titus is building an out kitchen
at his home on Delaware street.
George Longstreth and son Russell, Of
Clay ton, were in town on Tuesday calling
on friends.
The Election Board were compelled to
use the primary box at she election, the
other box having become rusted and refus-
ed to work.
Frederick Thomson, among several 9TH
ers, voted on Tuesday, after few years
he having declared that he would never
vote in pen.
New railroad signals have been placed at
the crossings at this place
Clement Turner has the contract for
making several thousand cement blocks for
party at National Park.
Councilman Samuel Defender was home
from Washington on Tuesday, and when
asked about resigning, says, soh. yes, when
the ninety dollars are paid for those bonds
Ii had printed for the Borough
Councilman B Frank Young went to
Richmond, Virginia, in the interest of the
Powder Company fossa few days, on Tues
day evening.
Albert Wicks went 70 Richmond, Va, on
Tuesday, to be gone for few weeks.
Did you see that notice for men wanted
by the Mayor TO work on she gas plant
just think of having TO put out bulletin
for help in this place; never had TO do il
before, only an election dodge, that is all.
The contractor started man 80 work on
Tuesday only because the contract asked
for it, What about that release of liens
that plant that was asked for that should
,me first? The contractor had friend in
Shines who helped him to get out Of one
muddle, now go in for another Mr.. Moses
will do we'll TO listen to the Councilmen
that helped him out of this dilemma be-
fore.
Charles P Budd Is getting around by the
aid OF crutches now, having suffered a bad
sprain OF his ankle at the navy yard short
time ago.