Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03
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Friday evening, and fiOn reports OF various
committees the fair is going TO be second 80
nome Several Philadelphia and other firms
are arranging so have advertising booths 80
demonstrate their goods and part may be
called a food show. Among those who
| have been most successful in soliciting
goods is our old reliable Cooper Thomson.
| HIS list reads about like this: half dozen
Scotch herring, two boxes crackers, one
hat, ten dollar toilet SET, half dozen bub-
bles, album, writing paper, lead pencils,
ten quarts Of milk, one bushel potatoes,
three boxes oranges, one barrel sour kr0ut,
set harness, two goats, cradle, and one year 9
subscription so the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT, and several other articles that
will Just be what she best fellow wants to
give 30 his best girl on Christmas. Come
out and have good time, as the best of
order will be the main object Of every fire.
man.
Frank D Moses, the gas man. was in
town on Wednesday looking oyer the part
| ly buils gas plant. He feels confident of
having gas turned on by Christmas.
Some OF the FIRE plugs are in the center of
the side walk, and she telephone poles
mostly in the middle Of the street. Come,
get in style, as this would not go in Peal
Vile.
Constable John Carter has brand new
set OF Law books, and will not have so bother
any Justice 30 help him with his cases.
Now give Brick" lock up, aud cleaner
ward than the Third Ward will be hard 80
find.
Marshall Samuel Cole may be the Supt
of the gas plant and the lighting Of the
lamps In Pennsgrove one man and a boy
do this work.
Leave your name with any member Of
the Paulsboro Fire Company and they will
send you the GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEM
ocRAT and ger commission for doing it,
You will get the best paper and help good
cause at the same sime.
Miss Sara Helsler, Of Paterson, spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs H.
Wright
Mr. Earl Feeney. of Atlantic City, was
she guest OF station agent William II
Morris.
Do not forget the fair 10 be given BY the
Pauishoro Fire Company, which is to take
place in the new FIRE house on the week of
| December IA. The supper will be served
on the 18th in the second story Of the fire
house
/ Miss Olive Tiffsr, Of Atlantic City. is
spending few days here the guest OF Miss
Jennie EogIish
Mrs. Peter Hottenstein and children, of
!, Philadelphia, are she guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gill
Miss May DuBink and Miss Bertha Ram
DO, of the State Normal School, at Trenton,
were hone over the holidays.
On Saturday evening last a party was
given at he home Of Harry Leach A
very pleasant evening was spent, after
which they enjoyed fine set out. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs Harry Leach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Brown, MIR. and Nus Samuel Heritage,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Beaver, Mr. and Mrs Theo-
dore Pohlig and daughter Anna, Mr. and
5 Mis-. Harry Frlscholz Mr., and Mrs Clay
ton Thompson, Mr. and Mrs Charles Mum
yam, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Ford, Mr. Con-
rad Frischholz. the Misses Rachel and Su-
/ san Owen, Lewis Owen, Mrs Lord aud
! Hambright, VIM. Mullen, Earle Simpson,
Masters Raymond Thompson, Earle Thomp-
!
1 she Misses Addie Leach, Verna Munyon,
! Caroline Thompson, Florence Heritage, Ed
ma Lord, Martha Cook. Katie and Ameliah
Freschholz.
On Wednesday afternoon before Thanks
giving the public we're treated TO an enter
tainmens by the sub-primary and first di-
! vision of the first grade rooms OF the Pauls-
boro public schools
The school rooms were handsomely dec
GRATED with corn, vegetables, and 20 Jack
o-lanserns made out of pumpkins, aud had
candle IN them ali lighted which made a
fine effect The platform had the appear
ance of dining room aud it alone was an
at raetion. The paren present. declare it
80 have been she finest that has ever been
given in this schoI White much credits is
gwen TO she children for learning their parts
so quickly. the hulk If she credit belong
30 the Misses G anfieId, who have the
IDteresi of the children at heart Janitor
Johnson also deserves mention as he assist
en- the teachers II this work. May these
two teachers always remain with this
school. Following is she programs
Some steps should be taken towards
placing fire escapes on our hall. At she
show of Uucle lom's Cabin she hall was
simply iammed and mostly all children.
Some were seen to throw lighted cigars out
Of the windows As there is a gasoline
tank nearly under those windows it seems
that the matter of fire escape is a neces
sity. The mere matter of cutting door 2
| feet 8 inches, and it always locked, does
not cover the law, and that door along side
OF the other, and the only door SO the hall
This matter is in she hands OF she Fire Com
psny, and should be looked after for safety
of our lisie ones. Come, Chief, get on she
job, she law is with you
Joseph Brammell has purchased another
new horse, and he is a dandy.
John Wbolrab has pulled out Of the race
for Mayor 10 favor Of his friend. William
Bonner. who is much younger man, and
jennie is on the spot at all times.
] Harry Wilkerson has the contract for
Winfield Mattson's house on the Thomson