Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-04
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On Friday afternoon the children Of our
school with their respective teachers visited
| she grave yards with flowers and deooratI
| the graves of friends, also the unknown.
There was not a grave but what had flowers
left on it, The little tots carried an Ameri-
can flag.
/ The Spider Club composed Of I, G. Cox
land William Watson. along with Zip"
fare making arrangements TO place new
Estick in their new boat. 10
1 The boat building business was never
Hbetter along Mantua creek than at this
Itime.i -
| Mayor Adamson made call on she BUSH
ness Mems Association on Friday evening
and some OF the members felt a little
ashamed Of their floor; but wait until
ssJimn gets them, Barclay will have to be
more CAREFUL.
Mrs. Frank Richards entertained she
Sewing Circle on Wednesday; this will
| wind up the circle for the summer.
Several families are moving from our
little borough; this seems funny, as we ex-
poet to have gas soon.
Mrs. George Beckett has moved into At
kinson's house on Delaware street.
| The warm weather has done wonders for
the farmers in this neighboThood; NJ. Ley
truck is among the best.
Lewis Espinwall has moved from his
Delaware street home to one of John Hof-
mans new houses on the Loder farm.
lobe Swible is having his baker wagons
painted and lettered by Cox Bros.
Howard Smedley was home from New
York over Saturday and Sunday.
/ The Billingsport hotel was closed the
Halter part OF last week. This is the first
Time that this house has not had license
flor more than half century.
Wilson D. Gill has declined to be our
next Sheriff. Now our candidates have
shrunk 80 one, our friend, the Editor.
By the Ferry Company not running, 1t
prevent one OF our subscribers from at
tending church at Point Breeze.
The distance between Paulsboro and Bow
ers Beach, Delaware, is the cause OF debate
between some OF our friends The distance
has been placed from so to SO miles, and no
one really knows.
Warren Brown has moved into Isaac
lThompson's house on Buck street.. recently
vacated by George Longstreth.
Miss Edna Henry lost diamond ring, if
the finder has time, please send it home.
The Rev. j. II. Farley was installed as
pastor of the Taylor Memorial Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening. The Rev. j.
E. r. Folsom had charge of the ceremonies,
and several former pastors were present.
The church was well filed.
| Lyman Titus, Of Trenton, was the guest
of Councilman Robert A. Jester over the
holidays.
George Blake and hmiIy, Of Gloucester
City, was the guest'of Will am Aharon over
Sunday.
Judge Starr was Gown Is Billiagsport en-
Sunday morning n his fae horse view
| ing the plains Of lila ,spoit.
On Friday CHI rles Reed and Frank
Treadaway caught sturgeon in their sh q
net below Billingsport that measured oyer
six feet long.
Joseph Lodge is building forty foot
boat for David Sugars to carry truck to
Philadelphia; be also has small towing
boat for Tight Hewes, of Ms. Royal, on the
way.
Thomas Dilks and Wits spent she hoh-
days as the guest of Thomas Beaver on the
Edward G. Miller farm.
John Vanneman, Harry Ley. Charles
Human, Emma Sagers, Harriet Patterson,
and Lydia Human, spent the holidays as
| the guests Of relatiyes Of Pitman Grove.
The Night o vi Club, under their leader,
Herbert Morris, spent Saturday evening in
! Philadelphia, and missed the train ,conapell-
4 ing them TO travel otherwise; FIVE miles is
quite distance at one o'clock in the morn
ling.
| Miss Emma Moore, Of Camden, spent thu
holidays with her grandmother on Broad
street
i William johnson and Miss Nettie james
was out Of town visitors on Sunday.
4 DIR. Frederick Eff. wife and family, d
Philadelphia, spent Sunday as the guest Q
Robert Keen.
The Communication tickets from this place
haze advanced.
William G. MoMullin entertained Mr
and Mrs. =. Harvey Cramer, Of Wildwood
on Sunday