Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-03
PAUL SBoRO.


Cox Bros. sent one Of their shelvings to
Elmer on Monday.
The Election Board made their canvas on
Tuesday.
The gas plant business will place this
borough in the Democrat column, and /
would haye done it last year had the ballot
box been used.
Harry Dsrrickson has returned from Par
lin, New Jersey, where he has been at work
for the Powder Company.
On Monday Captain Souders took party
Of friends out on the river TO bid farewell
60 Pausboro friends who are on their way
to Boston by boat.
Miss Bulah Adamson returned home from
Cape May on Monday after spending the
Summer shere with Mayor Adamson and
family
Miss Buah Henry and Miss Myrtle Gill
entered Banks Business College on Tues
day for the term.
There is some talk OF organizing Fire
Company at Pealyille.
Miss Grace Ramsey, Of Patterson, is
spending this week with her sister, Mrs.
James Doe Cox.
''Uncle'' Dick Madara is celebrating his
birthday to-day, aud you are requested to
send him that postal or any other birthday
remembrance you may wish.
Some one said Governor Fort had his eye
on our Mayor as reformer for Atlantic
City
Mrs. Mckinley living for some years at
Billingsport, died in Hannaman hospital on
Saturday morning, and was buried from
the home Of her son in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday.
Que of our contractors claims be made
$500 out OF cement walks in one year.
That sounds mighty nice for Paulsboro.
The school house is nearly finished, and
with the exception of a few mistakes it is
o. k
l. G. Cox & Bro. are painting the baker
wagons Of the Mantua bakery.
On Friday evening the fife and drum
corps were entertained by George Bates. 1t
was the eighth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. B, About fifty OF his friends were
present from Ciarksboro, Gibbssown, Mantua
and this place.
While playing ball on Saturday Archie
Titus broke his collar bone sliding TO the
home plate.
Gill M. Hannold purchased driving
horse of Elwood Clark
After the election an effort will be made
to have all cement walks laid.
Commerce street has become the best
lighted street in the Borough. There are
seven lights in five squares and give better
/ light than as many gas lights woald, and
the cost to the borough is nothing s-rS
Councilmen B F. Young has announced
| his intention Of standing for the Office
again. Frank don't altogether suit she
Mayor as he asks too many questions, bus
he suits the working people and is on tbe
level
A mass meeting has been called for this
Thursday evening by the Republican party
to try and get together good candidates for
Council.
Theodore Hedden, ST., and wife Theo-
dore Hedden. Jr., and wife, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with Frank Richards
and wife.
The Misses Lizzie and Jennie Jones, of
Wilmington, Delaware, have been spend
ing some time as the homes of James Glenn
emit and George Wilson.
Snellbaker, the marble man, was in
town on Saturday night calling on friends,
and anyone might haYe thought he was a
candidate
Lewis Parker and family ATE spending
ten days at Toms River, the former home
OF Mrs. Parker.
On Saturday evening the Mayors office
was the place for meeting of his follow
ers. Well, it was complete frost, and not
a cigar in sight, and haG it not been for
Editor Civilians, who is himself a candi-
date for Sheriff, the candidates would have
left town unnoticed, as he met them on
the; street and took them in charge, after
the lights had been blown ont in the
Mayors office.
On Saturday afternoon the team of E.
Ashton became frightened at an automobile
and the horse got straddle of the tongue
and was not brought up until they arrived
at the bridge and was drove head first into
a lumber pile. The horses were eut some
what
DR.. George C. Laws has been spoken of
as candidate for Council, also DR.. Pounds.
Who would have thought the Mayor want
ed medical advise still that is what some
have advocated