Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-10
PAULSBORO.

VIM. q. McMuilIn and Vile nave re-
turned after weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Harvey Crammer, at Holly
Beach.
Chas. Stetser, formerly Of this place,
but for some years of Ocean City, has
taken a contract to fill in the low
lands at Cape May The contract will
last for two years.
Luther Wallace, of Ocean City, and
formerly of this place, has been APP
pointed Fire Chief of Ocean City.
Capt Chas. MCGEE paid his friends
a visit on Saturday evening. His
| lieutenant, Mr.. Hunter, acted as his
body guard.
The Council will license all fakirs
who come here for July 4th. Why
not do this at all times.
Dentist Engle is doing good bust
ness on Delaware street.
John B. Miller has entered into the
green grocery business at his feed
store.
Keep your eye open for Joseph
Bailey's adver in our next issue, Civ
| ing bargains in feed and flour.
George Longstreth, wife and son,
of Clayton, have been spending a few
| days here with Burnley Marshall. Mr..
| Longstreth had the pleasure of lead
| ing the young mems meeting on Sun
day afternoon in the Methodist Church
Miss Anna Miller left on Saturday
for Europe, with friends, to be gone
for a few months.
Thompson Hanno1d has opened his
ice cream saloon at the bridge, and
is handling Haines' Mickleton pro-
duct.
Joseph Lockwood is on the sick list.
David Kisselman is in Jefferson hos
pital, having been operated on for APP
pendicitis.
Miss Bella Henry is in Hahnemann
hospital, having been under a surgi-
cal operation. She is improving at
this writing.
Do not forget the Paulsboro Fire
Company's strawberry festival in the
fire house on Saturday evening next.
Music will be furnished by the fife
and drum corps of this place. Come
out early and stay late.
One of our marshals has become a
benedict. Now guess which one.
This place will be in it's glory on
July 4th. We will have in addition to
the regular program, wild, woody
West performance in a sham battle
between the Red Men and the Jr. Or
der of American Mechanics. The bat
tie between General Custer and Sit
ting Bull will be the feature of the
day. Preparations are being made
to take care of ten thousand people
and have a special train going both
north and south. We expect Congress
man H. G. Loudenslager will be the
- y, ha hoC in
vited to attend.
Clarence Brewer has returned from
the hospital in good shape.
W. H. Lamson has been spoken of
as one of the candidates for Council.
He will make a good one.
Anyone having horses to hire for
July 4th will do well to communicate
with Postmaster Gill, as this place is
900 horses short for the occasion.
Those who attend the strawberry
festival at the fire house will be given
an extra treat by purchasing ticket
from the company.
The following committees have
been appointed for the 4th of July
celebration:
Finance G. Paul, Walter Thorn
son, Geo. A. Thompson, w. H. Lam
son, Frank Pote, Vim. H. Flowers,
Gill NJ. Hannold, Oliver Sheets.
Pulicity-C M. Civilians, Chas.
F. Foley, H. B. Snledley, Leon A.
Reeves, John Vanneman
Council committee-F M. Shines,
DIR. M. J. Doolittle, Rob't A. Jester.
Parade-H. B. Smedley, A. Ward,
Percy Lodge, to be filled out with one
member from each lodge, Fire Com
pany and the churches.
Sports-O. E. Adamson, JOS R.
Moreland, Daniel Pote.
Arrangements-W G. Cowgirl, Jos.
r. Moreland, w. Scott Thomson, Chas.
N. Salisbury.
Decorations James G. Huff, DR.. M.
J. Doolittle, Geo. M. Thomson, Robt
L. Smallwood, Daniel Pote.
Marshals-W Harry Lamson, John
Carter, James Thompson, ]. Paul Ire
land, VIM. Gainer.
Fireworks Benz G. Paul, James c..
Huff, w. G. Turner.
Treasurer, Walter Thomson; Secre
tary, James G.. Huff.
Mrs. R. A. Jester who has been con-
fined to her home with illness is able
to be about again.
Mrs. A. Segal is entertaining her
sister from Phila this week.
Miss Katie Miller is confined to her
home with illness.
Miss. May Dubrink and Bertha Ram
DO, who graduated from the Trenton
State Normal school, have returned
home for the summer.
The play given by the school teach
ers on Saturday night last was quite
a success. The music being espec-
tally fine.
Joe Paul entertained company last
week from Delaware.
DIR. George c. Laws has returned
home again after quite stay in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
The Ladies Aid of the Billingsport
Congregational Church gave straw
berry festival on Saturday ight,which
was quite success.
Mr. Edward Henry has returned
home after spending week as the
guest of friends at Mays Landing.