Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-17
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days to our own people. Frank, II you DO
this yon may join the firm Of bond brokers
that is talked Of after the Williams get out
of politics.
Landlord Buohl entertained friends from
Pennington, this State, last week. They
arrived in fine touring car.
Walter Bender, son of Jacob Bender,
barely escaped with his life while asleep on
the tug boat that was struck by the City
OF Chester on Friday night Two other
employees were drowned. Walter returned
home on Saturday.
Our base ball boys were defeated by one
to nothing at Pennsgroye on Saturday.
Samuel Wilkins spent this week in At
lantie City.
Rufus Adamson has entered in the COM
mission business with Scott & Co, of Phila.
The two smallest boys of Stanton Mayors
took in the sights Of Philadelphia on Sat
urday.
Miss Carrie Ley spent this week in Swain
with her brother George.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Titus, of Trenton,
spent Sunday with Councilman E. A Jes-
ter.
Miss Birtha Bonsack, OF Allentown, Pa,
spent Sunday as the guest OF her parents.
A smoker was given in the Mayors head
quarters on Saturday evening. 1t is plain
80 be seen that cigars have no attraction for
the boys any more. Better get an extra
supply of bacon for ''Unclev Jake
Miss Laura Stevenson has returned to her
position in Philadelphia after ten days
vacation at this place and Atlantic City.
A Edw. G. Miller has shipped car load of
oak lumber TO the Columbia Wagon Co. at
columbia. Pa. rs
Harry johnson and Miss Jane leopard
lefs on Sunday for Baltimore and Washing
ton where they will spend two weeks as
the guests OF Charles Hartman, formerly of
this place.
Harry Adamson and wife, Of Camden,
spent Sunday as the guest Of Mrs. Adam
sons father, Charles Parker
The Catholic Church gave ball in Laws
hall on Saturday evening and had large
crowd in attendance.
The dredging machine has started to
work beyond the wagon bridge, and will
continue up the creek as long as the appro-
'priation holds out. CO
Matthew Burdens at private sale,
Mrs. Albert Brown bias been entertaining
Mrs Shaw and Mrs. Buzine, of Whining
tsn, Delaware, the past week,
The truck boats have discontinued their
trips on Friday and Saturday except the
might line which goes every night
La our last issue we neglected to publish
IL To.Na
This was not because we were ashamed of
them, but because we were more than proud
of them. So at this time we introduce the
two next Councilman of this Borough
They are young business men of this place,
who are fearless, have mind of their own,
aud not afraid TO speak it, and no one can
say the Mayor will pull them around by the
nose. They will see that this Borough gets
value received for its money and that graft
will be no more. Their names are Percy
Lodge and Ezekiel English, and are known
by every voter of this Borough to be A No.
one men.
Harry O'Heron has the finest patch of
sweet potatoes that can be seen for miles
around.
Miss Marietta Gill has returned home
from Atlantic City after weeks soiourn.
Charles Nothnagle, ST., will move to
Chester, Pa, in few days, and John Tay-
lor moves to Woodbury. next week. This
will make two more empty houses on Main
street.
Treasurer William FL. Flowers, Jr., and
family, and Daniel Ackley and family have
returned home from the Maynard at Allan
tic City.
Randolph Brown moved into the house
of Mrs. Huff on Commerce street this
week. This is the only street in the Bor
ongh that has not got vacant house.
Wilmer Densten entertained friends from
Philadelphia over Sunday.
The Water Company have had their en-
gineer open all fire plugs and have them in
first-class condition in case of fire. Now if
the citizens would either cut or pull out
the weeds around them, especially on the
Main street, the fremen will soon get on
the job in case of fire.
Charles Bacon. who filled the Office as
Marshal, and then was appointed as the
official dog killer by Mayor Adamson. has
placed himself upon the ticket for Assessor
against .Unce'' Jacob Balleneer, who has
held this responsible office for several years
and be has given the best of satisfaction.
Uncle Jake is an old veteran, and that
alone places him close to every voter in this
Borough, and when election day comes
Uncle Jake will have the largest vote of
any candidate on either ticket.
John Burris and wife, of Bridgeton spent
Sunday with Samuel Garwood and wife.
J Roe Cox, electrical engineer at the
powder works. is spending two weeks va
cation at Oakland, this State.
The Rev. Davis, of the Clarksboro Church,
preached in the St. James Church on Sum
day afternoon.
Clement Turner has placed cement gut
ter along side the wagon bridge
Captain Salisbury had a boat load Of stone
at Thomson's wharf this week for the coun-
ty, to be used in repairing the county
roads.
John Carter has announced himself as a
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