Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-16
PAULsHoRo.

PAuLsRoRo.
The improvement on the property Of VIM.
Sours is nearly finished. Contra ctor Wm.
Thompson has had a large corps Of men
there.
Edw. Clifford furnished the cream at the
anniversary of the P. O. S. of A. as Clay
ton on Saturday night.
Now that the new law concerning bottIers
has gone into effect, whose duty is it to en-
force it? If all the bottlers continue to do
business here that are now doing it, this
borough win get nearly two thousand dol
lars And our Mayor needs it in his gas
Heal
The boys of she base ball club were meas
Inred for their uniforms this week
Gibbstown comes out this season with an
np-todate baseball team under the captain
ship Of Calyin Hollingshed
The Billingsport Ferry Co. did large
Business on Sunday, leaving this side on
the hour and the other side on the half.
i Nearly ten thousand shad were brought
From Hope Creek on Sunday, and taken to
fthe Philadelphia markets. 90
Delaney P. Armstrong received a fine
shad from Hope Greek through the courtesy
Of Simeon DeYault.
Tobias Schobel has enlarged his oven to
meet the summer demands for his famous
bread.
i The large government order for dynamite
for the Panama Canal will be finished by
the middle Of May, at the Powder Works.
Chas. Bacon is placing the roof on ~gas
works building.
Georganna Willis is very sick at the home
Of her grandfather on Delaware street.
A POSITION is in circulation asking for
the removal Of the voting machine.
Recently returned from the hospital,
Samuel Dubrink was in no form to cope
with Walton Locks horse he was driving,
when it took fright at noise in the wagon
last Friday.
DIR. George G. Laws horse gos his feet
tangled in the holes on Delaware street, and
fell down one day this week Oyerseer
Turner has been ordered to put few cart
loads Of dirt in this hole.
Mrs. Harry G. Cassellbery has improved
in health so as to be able to take her old
position in the school, 1t was announced
last week that Mrs. Cassellberry would not
teach another term. This was mistake,
she states that she will continue in the
school another term. This will please this
district, as she is considered one of our best
teachers.
One of the new features in an entertain
ment given by the Sun Shine Society, is a
skirt dance which was given by five of our
young ladies last Thursday evening to a
large audience.
Paulsboro can boast Of man who has
looked for work for 80 years but it never
came his way. He ought to be handy in
the kitchen, so it will be we'll for him to
change his uniform.
A committee of Council visited the gas
plant on Saturday for the purpose Of inspeot-
ing the building placed there by the Mayor.
The plant is built on the property of Sam
uel Cole, who later on will have bunch Of
old iron for sale
The Billingsport Volunteer Fire Company
will give an oyster supper on May End in
their fire house on Billlngsport road where
a first class meal will be served from 5 un-
til 8.
trip through western territoly.
The Forresters had visitation Friday
night from Woodbury. brothers who came
in coaches. Edw. Clifford set suppers for
fifty.
There were several down from Phila on
Sunday looking for houses for the summer,
and the only excuse offered by them was
the poor train service.
COUNCIL MEETING.
There was Commute meeting of Coun-
oil Wednesday night with the Third Ward
members absent
VIM Silvers was paid bill Of $40 and
officer Cole, So 75
Councilman Young reported on the visit
to the gas plant last Saturday, that the en-
gineer told them 10 effect that they had no
''put in the plant until they were asked
TO pay for il, although he acknowledged
the bulldingwas not up to specifications
The engineer will have the Mayor repair
the building and put in shape before Coun-
Gil is asked TO pay for It, In other words, |
take more interest in obtaining the money
TO pay for il, and never mind the gas plant |
Council discussed the subieot of planting
trees along the ssbelt line" when the coun-
ey builds is.
Wm. c Huff lost portion Of his gill
net on Monday
Shad were $40 hundred on Monday.
MieuaelLey has the finest tomato beds in
this vicinity.
Last Friday evening. about six o'clock,
tvord sxas reeeiVrd here that Frank n A rm-
strong bad fallen underneath his fathe, g
heavy express wagon, and bad been run