Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-19
PAUL LsRoRo.

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Joseph E, Locke, and Charles N Salisbury
are spending ten bays at Rehoboth, Della
ware, as she guests Of Mr.. Thomson.
Charles Pounds has accepted position
with the Bell Telephone Company, in
Philadelphia
The entertainments given in Laws hall,
by she Washington Minstrels, Of Philadel-
phia, for the benefit Of the BilIingsport
Fire Company, gavs good satisfaction, but
had bad night
Miss Katherine Swartz, of Delaware, ,apent
Sunday as the guest OF Joseph Locke, at
Billingsport.
George Garner may be the next candidate
for Justice of the Peace. Get George to
tell you why.
Howard Read has moved on the Clayton
Shuster farm now owned by DR.. Stritt-
matter, OF Phila
Earl Feeney, Of Atlantic City, spent
Sunday here as the guest Of agent Morris.
George N. Armstrong was home from
Trenton few days this week. The chances
are that George will not spend SO much
time here after he gets she Brewers daugh-
ter.
Thomson Hannold was lost in the fog
last week with a team OF supervisor Turn
er's horsess and when found was In a
corn field.
The Paulsboro Fire Company will hold
their fair on December ID Percy Lodge
IS chairman Of the committee that will
have it in charge.
Delaware Tribe Of Red Men will have as
guests Standing Elk Tribe OF Gloucester on
next Monday evening, November % All
members are requested TO be present. A
supper will be served by the Daughters of
Liberty, and good time is promised TO
all.
was to serve divorce notice in this place
in case where the man aud woman had
been separated for twenty two years.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Fire Com
pany was formed at the home of Chief Lam
son on Monday night.
There will be wedding bells ringing on
Christmas Day, on Broad street.
Lewis Roberts, the popular assistant
ticket agent, spent few daysat his former
home in Penna. this week
Isaac G. Cox entertained friends from
Philadelphia oyer Sunday.
Miss Edna Henry, OF Philadelphia, spent
a few days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles B. Henry.
Oliver Mattson died in the hospital at
Trenton on Tuesday, aud was brought to
the home of his son Orville, from which he
was buried on Sunday, interment being at
Bridgeport cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas iceland hurt her back while
trying TO move cook stove at her home
last week, and is confined to her bed under
the watcbful eye of DIR Laws.
Treasurer Flowers paid to the Cole heirs.
five in number, two hundred and fifty dol
lars each for the gas plant lot. There does
not seem so be any graft there.
Cunning notices were put on most every
piece OF ground available for cunning pur-
poses, and this will have tendency to pre-
vent she pulling down Of rail piles.
The Paulsboro Fire Company will give a
ball on Thanksgiving Eve, 10 Laws hall.
George 4. Thompson and John Wilkin-
son spent q few days cunning at Malage.
Leonard Pratz will moye in his house on
Chestnut street, and look after his business
interests here.
Marshall Samuel Cole has charge OF the
men who are digging she srenches for the
gas pipes. SAM is all right any place
y0u want 80 use him.
John Houseman, the popular shoe man,
is the busiest man in town shese days.
Painter George Adamson is reported on
she sick liss.
Tony Welsh, the popular barber, of
Woodbury., is working for William Bonner,
the Delaware street barber.
Joseph Bailey had good sale on Mon
day. Corn sold for IS cents.
Alex Bonsock, Jr., has accepted a po-
sition with the White Dental Company of
Philadelphia.
Mrs j. Ward CLARK was rendered sur
prise party at the parsonage on Tuesday
night, in honor of her birthday and was the
recipient of many handsome and useful
presents. About fifty invited guests were
present. Refreshments were served and q
good time in general was had
School will close on November Is and re-
open on November 80 The teachers are
making preparations to go to their respec-
tive homes No sham Thanksgiving vaca-
tion about this.
Mrs. H. c. Loudenslager visited the
home of her brother, Charles n. Salisbury,
last week.
Harry Acheron, with three others, bagged
30 rabbits and one oppossum on Monday Oh
the 81 G. Miller farm. Mr.. Miller received
nice hare as his share. 1t is not every
trucker who is ready to share The game.
The committee that has the Paulsboro
fair Of the fire company in charge are ready
to accept any article OF any description
from a ginger snap to pair Of goats. So if
you have anything to donate, simply send
word to Percy Lodge or his assistants.
William Cunningham has accepted po-
sition at Deerfield with Landlord Moore, of
the Deerfield hotel
E. Farley mashed his thumb at the pow
dor works IN Mondav