Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-07-16
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Phoebe Wilson and son Joseph, of Pleas
antville, this week.
Mrs. Stewart, whose husband formerly
kept iewelry store on Main street, is
visiting with Mrs. Walter Henry.
Walter Henry is moving into his new
house on the Syndicate.
The colored child of William B. Carter
was buried in Mount Vernon cemetery on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Fry and daughter are spend
! ing some time in Nays Landing.
John Fry, section boss Of the PaulsbOro
division, has been sent to Atlantic City for
ten days to look after some repairs there.S
| Charles E. Paul launched the new truck
boat for Murry Bros. from his boat yard,
and is finishing it at W. Scott Thomson's
wharf. This boat will be one Of the finest
on the truck line running out of this creek.
The boat was named "Murry Brothers.
and will be in service in few days.
| Lodge Bros. had 200 baskets Of produce
on their boat on Monday, and still had
room for more.
The P. o. S. of A. had little refresh
ment party on Monday night after their
business session.
Howard Smedley has entered the en-
| ploy of the New Philadelphia Evening
/ Times, which was issued on Wednesday for
the first, as assistant manager of the eircu-
lation.
The salary of postmaster Wilson D. Gill
has been increased another S100, making
$500 If the Postmaster General was TO
see his P. M. on the water wagon he would
again increase the salary of the Office. By
the way, who will be the next postmaster ?
Bryan will want new one, and fifteen
hundred dollars would look big to Demo-
erat just now.
On Tuesday afternoon the government
survey boat, adele of Wilmington,
| Delaware, arrived at the wharf here with
assistant enginee George T. Miller aboard.
| Mr.. Miller has charge of the dredging OF all
creeks and harbors in this district. Arrange
ments have been made for the American
! Dredging Company to blow out Mantua
creek to depth of twelve feet up 20 the
| phosphate works, and eight feet to the
! Paulsboro bridge, then seven feet beyond
the bridge for short distance. The point
between the two bridges will be cut of
some, and the mud thrown up on the
Thomson bank. The mud beyond the rail-
road bridge will be blown in TO the piece of
meadow opposite the Phosphate Works
The big blower, New jersey will be on
the job, but may only come as far as the
bridge, as she is fifty feet wide. The in
spector on this job will be our old friend,
Mr.. Dennison, who had charge Of building
the ietties at the mouth Of Mantua creek.
The Penn Dredging Company is blowing
out Salem creek to depth of nine feet,
under the direction of these same gentle
men.
The Baptist Sunday will have their
picnic at Germania Park on the 23d of this
month.
Miss BeuIah Schermhorn, of Burlington,
is spending some time at the home of VIM
D. Turner.
Clarence, son of Esq. W. G. Cowgill, has
returned home after spending week in
the mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Harry Lamson, Samuel Kramer, Simeon
DeYault, William Buohl. John Mullen and
Augustus Buohl make up party down the
bay on a fishing trip. Their friends are
waiting patiently for their return, for some
of those toothsome fish.
Several friends of James Shuster have
received souvenir post cards from him while
he is in Canada.
Boat builder Joseph Lodge has launched
two truck boats for the run from Berkley,
one for Tigh Hughes named sWalter, y the
other for Sagers & Patterson, which has
been named the Frank D. Henry, of
Clarksboro.
The Sunday School Association for the
townships will meet at GibBstown July %.
Mrs. Louetta Brown and Miss Nellie
Brown, from Wilmington, Delaware, were
guests, over Sunday, of A. L. Brown and
wife.
Mrs. john A. VanValzah and daughter
Helen, from Daytona, Florida, Miss Ada
line Gowen Wills, from Wellsville, Pensyl-
yania, and Miss Marion Wells, from Bur-
lington, New Jersey, are spending week
with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fl. ReeYes
John A. Taylor and wife and Mary Jane,
will stay month at the Chelsea Hotel in
Atlantic City.
John Chesney and wife have just re-
turned home after week spent seeing the
sights in New York City. They also took
in Jersey Citv, Brooklyn, and Coney Island.
While there they saw Mr.. John McDongal,
the father Of Mrs. Chesney, sail for Europe
on the Columbia, - of the Anchor Line.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert H. Reeves will en-
tertain at dinner on Thursday evening Of
this week, July Is, DR.. and Mrs. William
Brewer, from Woodbury.; DR.. and Mrs.
James Hunter and Miss AVIS Hunter. of
Westville; DR.. Orville Horwitz, Of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Samuel T. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Taylor and Mary Jane, of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bouhl, Miss Helen
Bouhl and Miss Jeanette Bouhl, of
Paulsboro, in honor Of her guests, Mrs. J.
A. VanValzah, and Miss Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClearY returned
home on Monday after week spent with
Mrs. Thomas Rambo in West Philadelphia.
They took in the sights Of Philadelphia and
its suburbs while there.
The Misses Bessie and Annie White, from
PHILADELPHIA, are spending a week in the