Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-24
PAUL sBoRo.

4 Company Lass week was genuine success,
/ the profits being about $3.50, which Is far
! more than they expected. But everyone
was working for a good cause and seemed
to have about the same spirit except those
who did not win the prizes. The ladies
deserve the most credit as they did the
begging, so you men who just walked
around and made suggestions need not get
on the corner and say II told you so. y
Gill M. Hann0ld won the harness; John
Tussy won the silverware; Cooper Thomp-
son won the goats; Joseph Henry won the
years subscription TO the DEMOCRAT; Per
" Lodge Mun The good will ii everyone by
handling the fair SO nicely as chairman.
The order was of the best and she Fire
Company wish TO thank through she col
umns of this paper one and all for their as
sistance and help, especially those who
made donations.
George Gaunt, jewelry of Rio Grand,
Cape May Co., has opened store and will
do repairing at the store adjoining the ice
cream saloon of Edward Clifford Read his
advertisement in another column and give
him a call.
Mrs. Thomas leopard died at her home
on Monroe street on Monday morning at 20
minutes past two and was buried today at
Ellington Cemetery. The services were
held in the Baptist Church She has been
long sufferer. Much sympathy is felt for
her family who were devoted to their
mother.
Amber Stester has given out the con-
tract TO build garage and repair shop in
the rear of his store. Amber is one of the
largest dealers in South Jersey in his line
Contractor Bacon has just completed two
large heating plants in Wenonah.
Miss Mabel P. Wolff will spend Christ
mas vacation at her home in MyeIstown,
Pa.
Miss Edith Holman will spend her va
cation with her parents in Brooklyn, n Y
Miss Elmira Lippincott spent the week
end with her parents in Woodstown.
| Mrs. VanHolden and Miss Geneye Will
son, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday at the
home of Miss Maria Huff
! Mrs. John Mower is on the sick list
The big pumpkin that was at the fire.
mems fair had III seeds in it, w. P. Ris-
| Ter, of Repaupo, was the closest guesser. he
guessed 7l3, therefore he got the prize.
| Contractor Thompson has the hotel Of
his brother Jess, at she river, about ready
/ to put on the finishing touches.
Miss Katie Frisholtz has been reported
on the sick list.
Contractor Dubois has his men painting
the house of VIM. g. Cowgirl
Miss Maud Clark Dawson, of Mickleton.
and Miss Verona HammeIl, of this place,
have returned to their respective homes
after spending several weeks in Pittsburg,
Pa, the guest of their sister.
1s,o rhr;s&.nac raoo&so,, 49, -.
will begin to-day and close on Jan. 4
Prof and Mrs. Warren Marts will spend
some little time with their parents IN
Dividing Greek.
Through the efforts of lawyer Joseph J
Summerill and backed up by the Philadel-
phia Evening 1imas, the practice OF she
Justice of the Peace of Wilmington claim
ing the wages OF employees Of she Powder
Company at Gibbstown, has been brought
=, to sudden stop. A great note, that we
are Lying under Delaware laws. No. /
guess not, we have laws in Jersey.
The fair given by the Fire Company
caused depression in business with our
merchants last week.
Frank Ale had large force on to supply
the holiday trade this week.
Edw. Scott was bitten by mule at the
powder works.
Paul Wholrab is able to be about again
after several days illness.
Order the daily and Sunday Evening
Philadelphia Times delivered at your door
from Foley.
Joseph P. Henry, of Denver. Colorado.
formerly of this place, won the one year
subscription of the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
| DEMOCRAT as the fair OF the Paalsboro
Fire Company.
Herbert Morris, the popular ticket agent
and his wife, are spending fifteen days we'll
earned vacation at St. Mary's, Pa.
Thomas Dubois spent Sunday with
friends in Philadelphia.
John Locks wife and two children spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs Locks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM g. Cowgirl
Jasper Murray has started to carry ma
nure with his new boat up Woodbury.
creek. He carries IS tons, and can 90 up
to Woodbury. if he desires.
Miss Mary England, Of Reading, spent
few days mere with her uncle, Postmaster
Wilson D. Gill.
Mrs. Howard Smedley and son Harold,
OF the Third Ward, spent few days in
Philadelphia last week.
| Cox & Bro. had fair sale on Friday
considering she weather.
One of our new passenger cars has new
carpet in-how nice if we had glass and
drinking water in the cooler, if only for
the little ones.
Editor Charles M. Civilians spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in New York.
Mr.. Riley has purchased the house Of
Joseph Donnelley and moved in.
Mrs. David Horner is on the sick list.
Mrs. Rivels, Of Commerce street, had a
slight stroke Of paralysis last week.
Miss Ethel Snyder, of Pennsgrove, was
the guest Of Miss Bella Henry last week.
Mrs Sarah Heisler is spending some
time with her daughter, Miss Sarah B.
Heisler, at Paterson.
! Mr.. Brookfeld Henry, Of Burlington,