Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-12
PAUL SBoRo

According to the new law Sheriff nor
his deputy, or in fact no deputy Sheriff,
can serve papers issued by Justice Of the
Peace. They have no authority to arrest
on warrans excepting Bench warrant
issued by the Court. This is a good law as
1t gives the constables a chance TO make
whatever there is in it.
Joseph Bailey has car load OF New York
State COWS whioh he will offer for sale in
the near future See adyer.
Miss Edith Thompson, OF Camden. spent
Sunday at the home of her parents.
This town has quite a lot OF sickness
among adults.
Well, the election is over, and the man
who gos the most votes won, but myl what
an eye opener for the Republicans 80 get
those fifty Democrats to cut down your ma
lority from 225 to only few votes while
Democrat Councilman slipped in on you,
and uncle" Jake is not done running yet.
With no disrespect to our friend Nc RAJ
con, he did even better than the Mayor
himself conid have done Now, Mayor, il
is up to you. Appoint one Of those two
defeated Councilmen in Defenders place,
and with the beginning of 1909 les the
Councilmen tell you what TO do, as you
have been telling them what to do long
enough. Yes, 10 fact, too long.
A meeting was held in Laws hall on Sat-
urday evening for the purpose OF present.
ing and excepting the addition to the new
school house. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Rev. Clark, President OF
the School Board, Ezekiel English, presid-
ing. Music was rendered by Mrs. Howard
w. Miller. Chief Lamson presenting the
Borough with key full OF ribbons, and in
a few remarks stated shat be had been
selected to act as engineer OF this house, and
felt proud TO be able to hold the position,
and so know that the house so far as be can
see, is all right and up-t0-date, IN every
way. Mayor Adams0n then rose, like all
other big men, and gave his experience
about his former school days, how be be-
haved and how hard he did study in little
frame building apposte the present school
house. How he watched the erection of
the building that has since turned out
several good boys and girls He also sold
/ Of a rattan about three feet long, that was
presented to him inch by inch. along with
some others, while others in she room felt
what shame that the citizens did not get
another when the gas plant was started and
apply it IN she same way. Well, the Mayor,
OD behalf of the taxpayers, accepl ed the
little key that was all decorated with rib
bons, and told the children shat they had as
fine a school room as was in the State. ex-
cept Thorofare, but it is little better than
the gas plant building The few that had
remained were entertained by Mr.. Frank
Richards with vocal solo. Prof Warren
Marts then gave a few remarks on his expe-
rience of two months and one day il this
place, which seems TO suit the Professor and
everybody else. He also gave short talk
like the cats tail, which is fur to she end.
on cooperation between home and school
and every parent should have heard it,
The Misses Marquart and Lydia Grandfield,
OF Clarksboro, sang duet The Rey Clark
gave few remarks on the thrift, intelli-
eence mostly told by its buildings and the
church, and other public buildings Those
of this place are a credit to the Borough
The Rev. Farley and Rev. King sent letters
stating that they were sorry they were not
able TO attend Councilman-eleot, Percy
Lodge, then made few remarks on the past
and present school advantages, and recon-
mended that every child be kept in school
from the age of 6 to Is He also spoke very
highly of the present school board, and COM
plimented them on their good work. Coun-
Gilman Shines was then called for, but de-
cliued to speak, he having made several po-
litieal speeches before election, and his
throat is little off President English ex-
cused him as he himself was worn out max
ing speeches. Mrs. Robert Ell. Reeves fur
nished the music. The platform was nicely
decorated with the two new flags owned by
she Fire Company.
The bull dog of Walton Lock biz How
ard Body, small boy.
The Water Company turned the water on
their new line on Madison street, Saturday.
The laying of the gas pipes began in earn
est on Monday, and we are promised gas by
January LIST.
Theodore Hewes, who formerly worked
for Matthew Gill, was buried from National
Park on Monday week.
Jacob Murphy has placed new portico
on his house at Bonner's corner.
Mrs. John Fry has been spending few
days at her former home, Mays Landing.
Don's fail TO attend the eolored minstrel
show in Laws hall next Saturday evening,
to be given by the Billingsport Fire Com
pany.
Thomas Norman and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Gloucester.
John Myers was home from Whining
ton. Delaware, on Sunday.
Albert Ladner has moved back on his
farm.
Herbert Morris anG wife spent Sunday at
Williamstown with friends.
The members OF the Paulsboro Fire Com
pany are requested TO attend the regular
meeting on Friday evening, November 49,
Bring your cap and boots.
Is is Constable John Carter, (white) of
the third ward, and not Brick" any MORE
Captain Hutchinson was here on Sunday
with the Zip" looking over the 1T, .
owned by Doc. Miller.
Samuel Owens is now seen rolling him
self around in brand new chair.