Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-07-16
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looking after tue safes eAu Oh us HeW ptO-
duee business which be has started with
Samuel Davis at the R. R. station here.
Mrs. Harriet Cox, mother of ex-Judge
Cox, is improving from her recent Illness.
She is 94 years old.
Daniel Pote fell from ladder at the
Edward Wilkinson house where he was
painting and received painful injuries, but
not serious.
Mrs. Joseph Murry visited in Chester, Pa.
last week.
Mrs. Clara Heritage. Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Locke, Jr.
Mrs. William c. NcMullen has returned
TO her home from the Steston hospital,
Philadelphia, after a successful operation.
The business of Edward Parker, who
died last week, will be continued by his
wife.
Miss Deborah Hartman is spending few
days IN Clayton, the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. George Longstretch.
Miss Bertha Bonsock and brother Alex
have returned to their home in Allentown.
w. Scott Thomson was home from Re-
hoboth, Delaware, over Sunday. Scott
claims that is just the place in the summer.
Photographs of the parade on July 4th
are on sale at Moore's drug store.
The powder company have another large
order of dynamite and the men are work
ing full time again.
Mayor Adamson and family spent Sun
day at Cape May.
/ The truck boats are carrying more pro-
y 10 o1v
of as this time of the year. "a
Lincoln Park on-the- Delaware has surely
became a place of the past. II this park
had have been run on the level, it might
haye been great success. -
Miss Cattell of Woodbury. was the guest
Of Miss Mildred Paul for few days.
There is law in the State by which tree
commissioners can be appointed, who can
plant trees and assess the cost against the
property which is compelled to pay for
she trees, but the Borough must bear the
expense of taking care of them. Just think
Of .D4vsn going up some of these trees
to cut the limbs and our woman declaring
their rights.
John Leach of West Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his brother Harry Leach on
the Meridth Owens farm.
Landlord Bouhl has fine delivery wagon
for his wholesale department, bought of
his father-in-law. A. Prehl. of Woodbury..
Judging by the way the farmers were in
town on Saturday night, and the way their
women folks were purchasing goods, the
farmers are still the backbone Of the country.
Druggist Moore is doing big business in
raf1o ma Tor fhoco hot dave Ia mill alco
supply your wants in the ice cream line at
80 cents quart.
! The thermometer stood 103 on Sunday
along the river front, in the shade. GO
The Episcopal Sunday-school joined
hands with the Newbold and Mantua school
and went TO Alcyon Park on Wednesday
the 18th.
VIM. McDonaldson went to Montreal,
Canada, on Sunday in the interest of the
Dupont Powder Company. He will be
gone about one month. Mrs. McDonaldson
and children intend to follow in few days.
Marshal Samuel Cole is on the sick list,
although he attends to his duties.
II is supposed that as soon as the dog
taxes begin to come in, Delaware street will
be put in passable condition.
Mr.. .Benners, who has a large bording house
along the river front, has purchased a new
wagon which meets all trains and conveys
his patrons from she depot to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lolo, of Williams
town, spent Sunday the guest of ticket
agent William Morris.
Enos Densten was home from Burlington
over Sunday.
The four months old child of William
Carter, colored, on Buck street, died on
Sunday of heat prostration.
Charles Clifford saved a little boy from
being run over at the r. R. station on the
arrival Of the 624 train on Sunday.
The q months old child of George Rivels
died on Sunday morning and was buried on
Wednesday at Bridgboro. Services were
held on Friday evening.
Isaac Jones, on the Parry Brothers farm
at Paradise, has purchased 1908 Ford runa-
bout of agent Amber Stester, with all the
attachments to make automobiling pleas
ure.
Council meeting next Wednesday even
ing in the chamber at 8 o'clock, when the
report from Norman Grey may be made
known. We ought to feel glad that
there is one man in this state who can say
whether the bonds are good or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reesman, OF Wildwood,
were visiting at the home of Rob't Gibbs
Sunday.
Wanted. Someone to untangle the gas
puzzle this borough is in. For further in
formation call at the gas Office.
The funeral Of John Glover was largely
attended on Friday at his late home at
Paradise Station. Arrangements have been
made for his wife TO gather the truck and
finish farming this season.
james Carey met with painful accident
on Sunday. While endeavoring TO start
gasoline engine his hand slipped and he
mashed two fingers and otherwise bruised
his hand.
Twenty-eight boat loads Of truck passed
art 1ar -