Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-21
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Charles Vanneman, who has been sick for
several months, does not improve and still
seems to linger in one condition.
Mrs. Chas. Shonley and children, of Chi
cage, ILL.,, are paying visit to Mrs. Shon-
ley's parents, ex-Judge B. S. Cox and wife,
on Broad street.
John B. Miller is kept quite busy with
bis feed business on Delaware street.
Harry Cassellberry has accepted a posi-
ton with Crptain Wright, OF Pennsgrove,
and has gone to work. Good for you Harry,
keep it up.
Edward G.. Miller unloaded soow load
OF lumber at his yard this week.
Charles Paul has the new boat Of the Muir
ray Brothers planked and will soon have 1T
overheard.
Two houses are to rent in Pealyille and
| the place only consists Of three houses. %
Il Freebooter Elwood Usinger has his sum
mer home stationed on Thomson's wharf
at this place, where he can furnish planked
shad suppers.
Harvey johnson and Miss Jane leopard
spent Sunday in Chester, the guest Of Mr..
George Hawn and family.
Cox & Brother are building large ex-
presswagon for Gill III. Hannold to BIZ. used
in his ice business this summer. ~
George Longstretch will move to Clayton
in a few days.
Joseph P. Warner. son of Charles War
ner who formerly lived here, was buried in
Bridgeton on Saturday. Mrs. Warner is a
sister Of Elwood Heritage and Mr.. Warner
had the coach line to Billingsport which
met the Jersey Blue.
George Adamson & Son have the contract
to paint the store and house of William
Sours on Delaware street, and have corps
OF men at work.
The child Of Fred Conkey was buried on
Thursday afternoon in Eglington cemetery,
it died on Monday evening after short
Illness
Charles Walker ran large splinter in
his hand while as work as the Powder
Works and was compelled to have it cut
out.
Edward Clifford picked strawberries on
Tuesday on his farm outside Of Paulsboro.
/ Some action should be taken by the au-
thorities TO break up disorderly ranch on
Delaware street and not ask the citizens tO
/ 60 and swear out warrant. Ii this matter
is not looked into the names OF those who
frequent this place win be published in she
near future, as the matter Of shooting al
peoples houses at night is not at all pleasant
and will not be tolerated.
Our assessor, Uncle Jake, can be seen
most any nice day with two fine dogs.
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contract to build house for Richard Brown
near Miekleton. 1t seems our carpenters
and masons are nearly all working ont Of
town as no building scarcely is being done
here.
Some boys stole strap from the gate Of
Charles Gill on Tuesday morning So il
your boy has it, send it home.
Rufus Adamson and LLOYD Brothers have
changed the appearance of Edward Giffords
new home on Mantua avenue, where he is
manufacturing his celebrated ice cream.
Mr.. Clifford will have his Delaware street
store changed into an up-to-date ice cream
saloon for ladies and gents.
The Sunday school board of the NJ. E.
Church met on Monday night.
Oscar MacIlvain, Of Fairton, is spending
few days with his brother, Charles, on
| Roosevelt avenue.
The many friends of little Samuel Pote
are pleased to see him around again after
being confined to hi home with the measles
Albert Davis, pipe filter at the Powder
works, had one OF his fingers nearly cut off
on Monday.
The Paulsboro Gun Club have decided to
hold monthly trophy shoots during the
warm weather, commencing May 21st.
John B. and j Paul Miller were both
ON the grand Jury this week. This is the
first time this Borough has had two Grand
Jurors in any one term, but as we had fifty
per cent Of the business before this body it
would be we'll to have more. Six of the
bills found out of fourteen were from this
place.
VIM. F. Bouhl has applied for whole
sale liquor license. If one is to be granted
to this place there is no one more qualified
to have it than our landlord as he is thor
oughly acquainted with the laws and will
conduct the same in business manner.
! Gibbstown whitewashed Paulsboro last
Saturday in well played game Of ball
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