Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
PAUL SBCRO.

Charles E Paul has the house boat tlat
has been in the creek for several months
\ out on the ways, and is placing planks on
/ the cellaa. What novelty to repair the
cellar Of house with plank.
4 While stepping off a train on Saturday
evening, our postmaster, Wilson D Gill, was
thrown on the depot at Woodbury. and had
the bark scraped off his nose and face. Dr.
Laws was on the train and supplied the
court plaster. Mr. Gill was on his way to
Camden to attend the reception rendered
our Congressman, Harry @. Loudenslager
by the Young Mems Repeublcan Club, Of
Camden.
Murry Bros. are carrying ten thousand
bushels of oyster shells, and placing them
on Thomson's wharf, for Greenwich town
ship ~
Janitor Samuel johnson has several feet
of hose in the cellar OF the school house
ready for use in case of fire. He has it at
tached to the pipe and at his own expense
too. You say Sam" is not on the job
One of our young men was laid off the
gas plant for going in to get glass of beer
in working hours this week. What novel
ty that is for this place where everything
goes.
The small children held Thanksgiving
entertainments in the school house on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Catherine Shonley lost Sienet ring
between her home and the school house.
The finder will please return it and get
suitable reward
Mr.. and Mrs. Driver and niece, Of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday at the home of | G.
Cox.
The Freeholders are planking the bridges
at this place. also the creek bridge.
Congressman Harry c. Loudenslsger and
wife were the guests of Captain Salisbury
over Sunday.
Paul Badewitz shot a mad dog on Satur-
day at the river front.
Mr. and Mrs. John Langford were pre-
scented with II pound boy on Friday.
John, let him have those law books you
have been spending your evenings with
i Cooper Thompson has fine pair of goats
that will be CHANGED off at the Firemen's
fair. The party that wins these animals
can 30 a good act by donating them so
Uncle Dick" 50 haul the mail from the de-
pot to the post office They will take the
place of his two faithful dogs, that are now
dead and gone. 70
VIM. Hartman is on the sick list.
Mayor Adamson promises to have the
gas turned on before Christmas.
Gas pipes haYe been laid on Broad, Della
ware and Jefferson streets. and from Della
ware street to the gas plant
B. G. Paul, w Scott Thomson, Joseph
Locke and Charles N. Salisbury arrived
home from Rehobosh, Delaware, on Satur-
day, and report good time.
Chief Lamson took several of the Masons
to Woodbury. in the coach on Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Farley has been entertaining his son
Elwood for several days at the Baptist
parsonage.
Harvey johnson, Henry Dubunk ana
Walter Wingate, gave bail in Laws hall
Thanksgiving evening.
A party was here from Delaware looking
for place for jewelry store last week
He has partly settled on the Garrett Clark
house.
Mrs. E. E Miller lost her open face
watch and pin attached between her home
and Lincoln Park gates. The finder will
please return it and get a suitable reward
Another oyster boat arrived on Friday
and is selling oysters for thirty cents hun
dred.
Captain W. G. Wright is building two
skiffs with I've horse power, one for Clar-
snce Sheets and the other for Elwood Han
mold.
Ask dan" if be has key to dress
suit case.
The letter carriers aid the R. F. D. car
riers had a holiday Thursday. They have
another on July 4th. They have to work
on Christmas.
Keep your eye on this paper for Pauls-
boro business adys.; they will interest you.
Contractor Dubois has contracts for
painting the houses OF Burley Marshall,
Isaac Thomson, Joseph Bramell Harry
Williams, and the house of William G.
Cowgirl
The Junior Order American Mechanics
attended services in the Taylor Memorial
Baptist Church on Sunday evening, when
a special sermon was preached by the Rev
Farley.
Some say we will have no more Council
this month, some are now sorry they OBJ
iected to the midnight sessions, for they
we're better than none at all.
Mayer Adamson will have the job Of his
life when he tries TO hyptomatlse the two
new Councilman who will enter on their
duty on January lst.
Howard Budd has new and novel way
of filling up trenches after the pipe ia laid.
doing the work of swenty men with his
horses.
Mrs. William Hunter had the misfortune
to fall down the cellar stairs on Sunday.
and badly bruise herself
Uncle Dave "has" begun to wonder
where be comes in ON the gas building as
be furnished the blocks and needs bis money
Freebooter Usinger nearly had fit last
week when he drove into shis place and
found she stone road dug up without per-
mission from that body. He first thought
tho Movor rvoe pv&k;ur ;,,o axrar 4ha< 49,