Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-05
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Edw. Clifford has filed bis ice house

Edw. clifford has 1lled his Ice mousse
Elmer Lord has moved from Camden to
the Isaac Bowers farm below here.
Delaney p Armstrong lost bis express
horse DAM that has done service for six
teen years, and was the first horse he had
when he started IN the livery business
+ The art show given at the school house
was well attended, and the proceeds will be
used toward decorating the school rooms. a
Thomas w Wrighs is a great lover Of
photographs, be having seventy-fye taken
of his pet dog ''KerneIl," which he is dis
tributing 10 his friends.
Cox Bros had large sale at Blackwood,
and are now working overtime TO supply
the demand for their wagons.
Gill NJ Hannold and W. Fl. Lamson
the Improved Order OF Red Men from here
Miss Katherine Swartz has returned from
Georgesown, Delaware
Charles Swartz of Delaware, is spending
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Hass.
Miss Myrtle Swartz has returned to her
former home for few days
Gus Souders has returned to the Hanne-
man hospital for further treatment for his
eyes They are grating skin from his arms
TO his eyes
Elwood Clark was arrested by Marshall
Samuel Cole, charged by his wife with as
sault and battery He was held under bail
for court by Esq Cowgirl.
Mrs. Susan Loudenslager has so improy
r>l n ID lony bar
Mrs. Thomas Louden will still remain in
Paulsboro and not sell her home as re-
ported.
Miss Edna Henry, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs George Monclief, of Clay
ton, spent Sunday the guest of Mr. Robert
Keen.
Mrs. Rachel Owen, Of Pitman Grove, is
spending few days as the guest of Mrs
Frank Tracy, on Delaware street.
George Brown was found in his yard
where he had fallen in fit. He had cut
bis face badly. He has begun to have fits
quite often.
The State officers of the Odd Fellows
paid this lodge friendly visit Gu Saturday
evening.
The Epworth League was led by Mrs
Anna Bell Lodge on Sunday. The topic
was Persistence in Prayer"
The Fire Company is having T. G Cox &
Bro. varnish their ladder and truck wagon
so that on the day of housing it it will look
its best.
Andrew Maxwell spent Sunday at the
home of his parents on the river front.
Samuel Huff, OF Philadelphia, spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Caroline Huff.
Mrs. Harry Thomson, of Camden, spent
Sunday with friends here.
James Middleton, of Darby, Pa, was a
Sunday visitor here.
Walter Bruner, of California, is spending
a few weeks with his father, Mr.. Charles
Bruner, on Jefferson street.
Druggist Moore entertained company
from Swedesboro over Sunday
Frank Parker had his father and mother,
of Bridgeport, as guests over Sunday.
Mrs. William II. Huff has improved suf-
fcent TO be out again.
James West, paymaster at the Powder
Company, has been laid off after sixteen
years service.
An application has been made by nine
signers on petition TO the Legislature to
have the land that the gas plant was buils
on taken into the Borough limits. If passed
is will save the Borough from paying taxes
to Greenwich township.
The ladies interested in the Fire Com
pany's new building are forming an auxil-
1orv for hn rurpooa nf ootfipor tornfho~ and
making arrangements to help with fair
which in all probability will be held this fall
Several articles have already been promised
which will be sold at the fair. If you have
any articles from needle to an automo-
bile, send word TO Cooper C. Thomson who
will call for the same and deliver them to
the fire house.
Robert Gibbs has moved into his new
home on South Delaware street.
Mrs. William H. Morris spent few days
in Pitman Grove the guest of her parents.
Samuel Moore and wife, of Camden, spent
Friday with his mother on Broad street.
Frank H. Green, Of Atlantic City, was
visiting here last week.
The bonds of the Paulsboro Gas Plant
have not all been sold.
Harry Reed was home from Allentown,
Pa, over Sunday.
Earl Longssreth was home for few days
from Burlington.
Miss Fieda Ley was home from Phila-
delphia oyer Sunday.
Mrs William H. Lamson and Mrs. FL
wood Clark spent Friday in Phila.
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friends from Atlantic City on Saturday
Miss Bella Henry met with mishap to
her foot by cutting off portion OF one toe.
Philip Bauman returned from Newark on
Saturday where he had been in the inter
est of the American DEFINING Company.
Richard Harvey has returned from Doy-
lestown, Pa.
Fritz Keuper was here oyer Sunday tt e
guest Of Lewis Espenthall.
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