Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-28
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took it back with them. 1t seem that John
Holloway was in a small boat and took of
his clothes and went into swim, two other
companions who were with him, told him
not to go in, but he dove off the boat and
came up some fifty feet from it, and called
for help. but before they could get to him
he went down and did not come up any
more; it is supposed that he was taken with
cramps. The remains were given a military
funeral on Saturday morning, interment
was in Mt Maria cemetery, Philadelphia.
The deceased had sister living IN the
neighborhood Of Mont CLAIR, but could not
be found.
The entertainments given by the P 0. S
Of A. in Laws hall was success in every
way; good show, good crowd, good little
sum OF money for the new lodge.
Daniel Ackley has the contract for build
ing the house Of Miss Anna Greenwood on
Delaware street, north of the railroad.
Cox Bros. haye finished the fire wagon,
and it will be placed in the new building
in few days.
/ Joseph Stillman. CT Bridgeton, has the
contract TO build the school house at Null
lica Hill.
George Longstreth moved to Clayton or
Monday. Walton Look had the moving.
Congressman Harry G. Loudenslager has
returned home with his family from Wash
ington, D. G. ,and will keep his eye on COM
ing election doings.
Ross Raney, Of Gibbstown, has purchased
new piano through Paulsboro agency.
D. P. Armstrong moved the household
goods Of Mrs. Wilson from Philadelphia last
week into her new home on Commerce st.
The court did wise thing in releasing
our merchant as an interpreter in the Hun
garian case from here last Thursday.
One Of our merchants has started some
what of an employment agency at his store,
cents and dollar per day, to any one wish
ing help. What next can we expect?
Ex-Judge B S. Cox was presented with
gold watch and chain by the late Charles
Sailer, OF Woodbury..
On May 10Th there were just 1900 prison
ers in the State prison at Trenton, and the
1300sh man was from Gloucester county.
ing on his houses at Wenonah and Pitman
Grove.
Mrs. Ida M. Carter lost her bank book in
the train on Thursday coming from Gibbs
town.
Mrs. Crookshank will make her home in
New York in the near future.
Another one Of our christening parties
Thursday with the usual results. Not
guilty-more expense for the county.
The George Armstrong that an indict-
ment was found against in the Gloucester
County Courts, is not the Paulsboro George,
but some one from Cape May county.
George P. ManloYe has the finest patch Of
Strawberries in this comfy, and also has a
garden that is hard to beat.
Is seems pretty hard to haye man try
his utmost to put his neighbor in jail. and
then after acquittal to have the gaul to want
to shake hands. Mr.. Green, stand up for
your rights.
Mr.. Earl Feeney has returned to his home
in Atlantic City after spending ten days
here with friends
Do not forget to come out to Council
meeting on June 2, and hear the report OF
Council for this last six months. There
will be many surprises.
Ex-Freeholder Edward g. Miller is kept
busy with his teams hauling.lumber to We
nonah.
The EpwOrth League will bold social in
Laws hall tonight, (Thursday).
Brookfeld Henry entertained several Of
his friends by giving them fishing trip to
Warrington's mills on Saturday. Their
fish arrived on Monday by express from
The building committee met in the school
house and opened bids for the addition to
the school Of four rooms. The lowest bidder
was Walter Titus, a Paulsboro young man
whoshas the reputation of doing frst-class
work. The bids were as folloWs:- -
H. Chandley. Philadelphia $500
Joseph Steelman, Bridgeton $3.50
Miller & Titus, Paulsboro $3.50
Walter Titus g $500
The bids were laid oyer until Thursday
night, when the regular meeting will be
held. The contract will be given. Titus
will finish the building in Y days. 20
Mrs. Colburn and daughter, Of Camden,
are spending few days as the guest of
Samuel Sapp on Buck street.
Ask that Broad street. man when he is
going to shake that swallow tailed coat.
The Jr. base ball club will play the
Bridgeport boys here next Saturday.
Contractor Harry Wilkerson is building
four houses at Wenonah for a dealer, who
sold them on Monday before they were
finished. He will build four more and ex-
poets to have them finished by Fall
Come ont tn tho fire t1,aotinor II, lI-s.
hall on Tuesday evening. The choir of the
Fire Company will render some fine music,
and Cooper Thomson will tell you about
the train, and why he did not get the cake.
Wilson D. Gill is spoken of as a candi-
date for Sheriff.
Paulsboro can furnish candidate for
every Office in the State, as Mayor Adamson
would like to go to Congress from this dis
trict without first obtaining return ticket
just stop, think, listen, and then go on, as
we need him here to show us how to get
out Of the gas troubles, as some have even