Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-26

Harry Aheron, on Edward G. Miller's
farm, spotted tomatoes on the tenth, and
they are fine, to.
Cox Bros. had good sale on Saturday at
Moorestown. The demand for truck shelly
ings is SO great that extra help will be put
to work in order for them to fill their orders
in time for the farmers.
We see that there has been some digging
on Chestnut street. Does this mean a new
walk on the Prash property
Cox & Bro. are doing up r. A. TESTERS
store wagon.
Anyone wishing to purchase twenty-six
foot launch can do so by applying to Chas
F. Foley.
Did you get any of the Borough improve
ment bonds? There is a rumor that there is
enough to supply all. Better see the Mayor,
but don't ask any of the Councilmen, they
don't know, but they may wake up soon
and wonder how it all happened. Talk
aboutsquirming- oh WE'LL
What has become Of the remainder of the
Advisory Board Has he kicked the traces
too but that is his privilege.
Mayor Adamson has applied for sewer
privilege on Main street, all for himself 1t
is said Others are going to apply for one to.
Why not give the livery stables and butcher
shops one also and dump all our refuse in
the creek. Our streets need digging up
any way. Wake up Billy anything else
you want?
w. Scott Thomson is preparing net to
be used in Rehoboth, Delaware, where he has
a large boarding house.
William Donaldson has placed an iron
fence around his new home on Wood street.
Cox Bros. purchased the coal from the
tin plant which was about 100 tons.
George Armstrong has advertised his
mules for sale in another column.
Mr.. Ley has had his house painted.
Butcher Lours has started to build an
,, addition to his store on Delaware street,
which will be quite an improvement to his
property and business.
Percy Hnlse will be very much missed
by his companions, as be was the first in all
exercises
Randolph Brown has moved into the
Rambo house on Commerce street.
Thomas w. Wright is doing some boat
work for engineer Hutchinson of Wood
bury.
w. II. Lamson & Son have full line Of
fruits and canned goods this week.
Miss Wolf, a high school teacher OF
ePenna., who teaches at the Paulsboro high
school, left her hand bag in a street car in
Philadelphia on Saturday, and on missing
it later, was not able 30 remember where
she had left it. On going to her church on
Sunday morning, her pastor, Rev. G Liv-
ingston Bishop, delivered her hand bag 60
her He was also passenger in the car
and saw another woman pick up the bag
when he made claim and proved the prop
erty was Miss VOLTS by card in it, and
on fear Of being turned over to an officer,
she gave it to him, he bringing it to Pauls-
boIo on his visit on Sunday morning. The
bag contained a watch and chain, and quite
sum of money, along with valuable
papers. The recovery was surprise to
Miss Wolf.
County Superintendent of schools, D. T.
Steelman, visited Paulsboro on Monday
and was very much pleased with the schools
at this place.
Bella Henry has been spending few
days in Philadelphia, the guest of Miss
Mary Barry.
Roland S. Able, of MilIville, has been
placed at the railroad station to assist agent
Morris in place of Eail Feeney.
Robert Keen has opened roller skating
rink in his yard.
John Kern was surprised with shower
Of postal cards on his birthday last Tues
day
Mr.. Richard j. Harvey is spending few
days in Atlantic City.
An infant child of Benj Gill, Jr., died
on Tuesday, and was buried on Wednesday
in Gloucester City.
Mr.. Hartzell's family will move to PhiIa.,
in few days.
Gus Schmall. formerly Superintendent
Of the tin plant, has accepted a position
as chief engineer on fruit steamer running
between Phila and southern points. Mr..
Retter will move into Mr.. Schmall's resi-
dence on the River front while Mr.. S. and
family will make their residence in Phila
Mrs. Cans has returned to Royerford,
Pa, after spending few days with her
daughter here.
Lloyd Bros. are painting the house OF
John III. Brown on Main street.
A meeting has been held by committee
of the Water Co along with committee
appointed by Council TO settle on a price
and conditions for the Borough to purchase
the Water Works.