Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-23


sewer privilege. but private line for Mayor
Adamson himself and no one else. Now
what an improvement that would be to
Paulsboro.
Joe Lockwood had a bad day on Saturday
to go 20 Hope creek for the fishermen in
the auto. Some say Jess hurry took an
extra drift, then beat them all home
| Joseph NJ Paul and Charles Pounds were
on the boardwalk in Atlantic City on Sum
day.
Miss Edith Cattell, of Gloucester City,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Henry, on Buck street, last week.
A surprise party called on Miss Bessie
Henry on Friday night.
The Gibbstown Senior B. B. Club will
hold pineapple festival at Shuster's Hall
on April 25th.
Harry and Carrie Ley spent Easter with
their brother George, at S~aine, Cape May
County.
The ferry boat has been laid up on &C.
count OF the strike at Chester.
/ Special detective, Joseph Carson, who
did much towards breaking up the beer
arks, was in town this week giving a few
pointers on the beer wagon license law
It has been announced that William
Daugmilier, night watchman at the Powder
Company, stood on the powder house at
the time of the FIRE, and kept the roof from
catching fire, and it was on fire several
! times.
William Johnson spent Easter in Bur.
lington.
Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, formerly of this
place, now Of Burlington, has been very
sick, but at this writing is slightly i'm
proved.
Charles Fullerton, of Mullica Hill, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel Jentry, this
week on Delaware street.
| Harry Dilks and wife, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday as guests Of Thomas Beaver
on the E. G. Miller farm.
Will Hall entertained friends from Phil.
adelphia over Easter.
Ticket agent, William Morris, gave Q
box party st Forrest theatre on Saturday
night to number Of friends.
William Morris entertained Mr.. Edward
Mairer, Harry Morris and Miss Mabls
Morris, of Malaga, over Easter.
William Jones, of Philadelphia, spen
Easter with William Wallace on Jefferson
street.
Edw. Jones and family OF Camden was
spending Easter with Mr.. Jones sister
Mrs. Wallace.
Miss Rachel Mccoy of Longport. N. J..
is spending few days, with her sister
/ Mrs. Harvey.
VIM. Donaldson will lay cement wall
around his property bought Of Burnley Mar
shall on Wood street. He has also built {
new fence OF wrought iron which helps ths
looks OF the property.
Miss Clara Heritage OF Philadelphia spen
Sunday at the home Of her sister, Mrs, En-
ma Locke on Buck street.
Gerge Armstrong was home over Sunday
from Trenton.
Special services were held in the Epcopa
Church on Easter afternoon, by Rev. Liv
ingston Bishop, and the church was beauti
fully decorated with flowers and greens.
Rain drove the Easter hats III Off TIL
street on Sunday afternoon.
The Paulsboro Jrs. and the Sun A. G
played trial game of ball en- Saturday
The score was Y to in favor of the Pauls
boro Jrs.
| William G. McMuIlin and family spen
Easter in Philadelphia,
William Titus has built an addition t,
his house on Commerce street.
4 Several citizens viewed the gas plant OF
Sunday and most every one had different
story to tell.
| Geo. Armstrong holds his mules for sail
at his fathers stables on Delaware street.
There is some talk Of starting hosiery
mill here.
| The regular meeting Of the Non Freezing
Powder Company will be held here in May
VIM. Wilson has improved the appear
ance Of the Brown farm he recently pur
chased, by building new portico and
cleaning up the place in general.
Charles Foley went to New York OF
Monday.
Challes Wingate and family, Of Pitmar
| Grove, spent Easter with Mrs. Wingate'i
parents, M. and Mrs. Hamell on Grown
Point road.
Tight Hughs has rented his two soows tt
carry brick to Philadelphia.
This town has more empty houses at thi
time than any time before for years.
Mrs. Frank Locke has three prize CALI
lilies in her window, the finest seen fol
here in many day.