Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-20
PAUL ssoRo.

/ /, The Dupont Powder Company shipped
Zone and half million pounds Of dynamite
Ito the Panama Canal this week on the
HSteamer Kiaro This is the first shipment
Eof the eleven million pound order which
was placed by the governments few weeks
ago. ca
The bank has more money on hand now
Ethan it has had since its establishment.
1.-THE deposits Of the farmers have been heavy.
+ Chief Cole and Marshall Ireland were cal
led on again Saturday night to settle fra
Gus on Buck street.
Mrs. Amelia Brown and son Herbert, are
spending few weeks in the western part
Of Pennsylvania.
Walter Ssratton was home from Philadel-
phia over Sunday.
Charles Deriekson formerly Of this place,
but now of Camden, was here calling on old
friends on Sunday.
Unce Dick" will celebrate his 18th
birthday on September 3d. Do not forget
his postal He got over 400 last year and
his book holds just one Thousand.
This Borough has lost several of its school
teachers this season.
Harry Dsriekson had a narrow escape
from fall in an elevator at the factory at
Ledgewood He fell four stories along with
some other wofkmen, but nosone was hurt
! beyond good shaking up.
Editor Civilians has got both the Avis
and Loudenslager factions guessing as to
his strength as candidate for Sheriff, it
having been shown that he is the peoples
choice, it is no wonder Howard is anxious
for him TO wait for the county clerkship
Nice job TO promise an Editor when you
lost it yourself.
John Myers, the oldest son of Stanton
Myers. has entered the employ OF the Du-
pont Powder Company ut Wilmington.
An agent for cruelty to dumb animals
could do good business in this place
among owners of horses. There was case
on the crossway that needed attention one
night last week.
/ The steamboat from Bridgeport to Phila-
Ndelphia has sold nearly all Of its stock and
Ethe line is now assured, and a new boat
Twill be built this winter. 10
Pusie Pennick and wife, Of Delaware,
spent few days with their nephew, Albert
L. Brown.
James Terrell, of Clarksboro, purchased
new Cox shelving this week.
j. Paul Miller's trotter met with amis-
hap last week.
Joseph Low and A. s. Mullen took a par
ty of friends down TO Bowers Beach for a
weeks outing.
Councilman Shines leaves his auto in front
Of the Business Mems Club on Saturday
nights giving the members privilege to rest
their weary bones. A committee has been
appointed to engage chauffeur for next
Saturday night. All members are invited
to be on hand at o'clock.
The big sucking machine is now working
at the Railraad bridge. 1t will not 90
through the draw and smaller machine
will be used this side of the railroad
Mrs. George Nowamaker aud Leslie Cor
don Lisby, of Brooklyn, are spending few
days with Thomson Hannold.
John Donnelly had few words with
lslot of gypsies who came through here last
Isweek. They gave John some amusement
land threw his wheel in the bushes. He CAL
Ned on Squire Cowgirl who probably guessed
the trouble and did not issue warrantyo
There ought to be some way of regulating
the speed Of autos over the bridge, as they
are damaging it to some extent.
Henry Adamson has made an application
to the court to be made guardian for Julia
Wickle, the daughter Of Joseph Wickle.
Samuel johnson has entered on his duties
as janitor OF the schools. Sam will take
course through the high school this year.
Misses Anna and Bertha Cox have return
ed from Atlantic City after spending ten
days.
j. Paul Huff has the contract for cauking
the scows Of Charles N. Salisbury.
Leonard Pratz has rented his farm and
will move into his house on Washington
street, where be will conduct bowling al
ley.
Miss Anna Miller has been spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City.
Work on she gas plant has been postpon-
ed until cooler weather. Now for further
information as to the cause consult Bord-
man
Herbert Brown, clerk in TESTERS store, is
on bis vacation for three weeks. Dayton
Corson is clerking in his place.
Samuel Murphy and wife, OF Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
William Huff.
Miss A. james has been spending few
days in Burlington. the guest of her sister.
George Armstrong was home from Tren-
ton over Sunday.
W. Livingston Bishop preached his fare
well sermon here on Sunday. He baptsed
two children after the sermon and gave
card to the Sanday-school children.
| A. G. Ward has posted a notice Offering
/ $40 reward for information as to the parties
who informed mr.. Williams, Of she Society
TO Prevent Children from Cruelty, thas he
neglected his children. It the man or wo-
man who did this in She right, why don't
they come forth and explain, as Mr.. Ward
means business.
Harry Reed. of Allentown, spent few
days with his mother here this week.
The schooner Amelia that has been
carrying crabs from the bay to the fertilizer
/ plant here, eapsized at Ship John Light