Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-23
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daughter, Miss Mamie, being in Denver,
Col, who arrived home on Monday Mrs
Milstead was buried on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, interment being in
Paulsboro Cemetery.
George A. Armstrong was home from
Trenton over Sunday He reports the
State boarding house full OF summer board
ers, Ia coming there on Saturday, from
Camden.
On Saturday night at u o'clock freight
car standing on the siding took fire from
some unknown cause The flames were
extinguished by Marshall Ireland and
Others, It appeared as though powder had
been placed on the car, and then set on FIRE.
On Thursday, Frank Bonsock came home
from the navy yard sick, and DR.. Black
was called in. Il was found that he was
suffering with acute indigestion. He is
now on the road to recovery.
Frank Nothnagle has accepted position
/ with Richard Rauch at Holly Beach, for
the summer months, in large butcher
shop. "a
On Saturday, councilmen Frank Slime
and wife, and George Thompson and wife,
went to Wildwood in Mr.. Stine's automo-
bile.
Mrs. Frank Parker has returned home
after spending a few days in Pitman the
guest of her brother.
Miss Phyllis Gorton has returned to her
home after an extended visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Williams, in Delair.
Miss Laura Stevens and friend, Of Phila-
delphia, were the guests of Miss Stevens
parents, over Sunday.
Mrs Harry Hillegass and Miss Florence
Hillegass, of Mantua, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hillegass' grandfather, Thomson
Hannold.
| Orville Mattson has gone back to his old
position at the powder works.
4 Several small BOATS were up Mantua
Ecreek on Sunday, with picnic parties. ~
Warren Smith and wife, Of Pennsgrove
are spending few days with Mrs. Smiths
parents.
Harry Reed. Of Allentown, Pa, was
visiting his mother, this week.
James Huff and J. A. Souders returned
home from Bowers Beach, on Saturday,
with nice lot Of fish.
Some mischievous person turned on R.
A. TESTERS gasoline tank. allowing several
gallons to 90 to waste. II he had 10 pay
| for it he would then see the funny side
of it.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Milford is very sick.
Benjamin Wright bad a light stroke on
4 Friday, but is doing very nicely at this
writing.
Miss Harriett L. Cox entertained Howard
Bronstein, of Wilmington, Del, over Sun
day.
| Miss Marion Laws has recovered from
| her recent illness.
Charles Shonley has returned from Chi
cage to spend few days with his family,
who are summering with ex-Judge, B. S.
Cox.
Mrs. Emily Roe is among those on the
sick list.
Auctieneer Samuel johnson sold the
household goods OF Mrs. Merefeld, on Sat-
urday and got fair prices. Among the
| spectators were two other acutinneers,
Mullen and Usinger after pointers in their
| line.
| The arcade over the bridge is doing a
Egood business in the ice cream and soft
tdrink line.
While large freight auto that is used
for carrying beer was crossing the causeway
| the team of farmer by the name of War
rington, from near Swedesboro, became
| frightened and before the driver could wake
up and gather himself, they had gone into
the ditch, although the auto had stopped
still and was calling for the man to wake
up. A rope was fastened to the rear end of
the wagon and pulled out BY the auto.
The Republican meeting slated to be held
at the residence of Joseph R. Moreland was
4 forgotten by the yoters-as no one showed
up. What few Republicans there are
here wear Thomas Wilson on their brows.
and they haye made up their minds to
stick with him unless Our Harry" takes a
hand.
The ReY King, OF Billingsport, has gone
on his vacation to Ocean Grove.
On Saturday twenty-five thousand
pounds of dynamite was shipped to Pan
anna by the Powder Company, at Gibbs
town.
Thomson Hannold has two pictures in
his possession thas are 100 years old. They
are engraYings of John Wesley, one show
were given to Mr. Hannold by Miss Gran
field, of Clarksboro, who received them
from her grandfather in England.
Harry Blake, of Gloucester City, has re-
turned home after spending few days
with his uncle, Harry Aheron.
LYMAN Titus, of Trenton, spent few
days here the guest of councilman R. A..
Jester.
| Mrs. Frank Ackley and son spent Sun
day with her parents, Charles A. Salisbury
Has Billingsport woke up since Lincoln
Park has opened
George Ley and wife of Levain, Cape
! May County, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr., Ley's folks, Michael Ley.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, of Camden,
spent Sunday at the home Of her parents
here.