Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-04-08
PAULSBORO.

The Sewing Circle met at the home
of Mrs. Leon A. Reeves on last Tues
day evening, everyone having an en-
joyable time.
Postmaster w. D. Gill has been con-
fined to the house with Illness the
past week, but we are pleased to re-
port he is out at this writing.
Prof. and Mrs. Warren Marts spent
over Sunday at their mothers home
in Dividing Creek
Borough Recorder Jos, r. Moreland
is suffering with bruised wrist which
is causing him much4p Inconvenience.
The annual meethI of the Pauls-
boro Meadow Co. was held on Mon
day and officers for the ensuing year
were elected.
Many of our houses are piped for
gas and one can see the glow of
the bright lights any evening.
Robert A. Jester and family spent
Sunday near Woodbury., at the home
of VIM. Carson.
Ex-Mayor Gill M. Hannold has one
of his valuable horses very sick the
past week.
Welcome Lodge, K. of p. of this
town, and Logan Lodge, K. of p,
of Bridgeport, will make visitation
to Myrtle Wreath Lodge on South
Broad street, Phila., Saturday night
Frank locke has purchased the
Frank Thomas property and will move
into it this. week.
John Camp, of Phila., spent Sunday
with his mother
Benjamin Benevento purchased a
new, up-to-date horse on Monday
ri1 fo1 ,,.f.r
of citizens up to look at the stone
road on Sunday.
Druggist Moore entertained over
Sunday, Mrs. Martha r. Mancill and
granddaughter, Margaret Entrinkon,
of Phila., and Miss Mary K. Moore, of
George School,
w. Amber Stetser has had gas
lights put in his store and garage.
w. Amber has a new Maxwell run
about that is dandy, and if you are
interested he will give you demon
stration.
Chief Engineer Samuel Gentry, of
the water works, has had gas placed
in his house and office.
1t is Gibbs & Banks who intend to
catch the shad this season at Billings
port.
Contractor Baumback wishes a
young man to earn the plumbing busi-
ness.
Mrs. Catherine L. Shinley and
daughter spent a few days in Phila.
with friends
Cox Bros. had a large sale on Sat
urday at Merchantville
The race between Haines, Lodge
and Waisbain was postponed on ac-
count of the wind being too strong the
wrong way.
The Paulsboro fife and drum corps
are open for engagements, especially
on Decoration Day.
Mrs. John Langforce was taken to
a hospital in Phila. on Tuesday by
Liveryman Lamson in his new cab.
On the oath of this month a repre-
sentative of the Chester knitting mills
of Spring City will meet delegation
of business men in the Mayors office
to take up the matter of erecting a
factory here This sounds good, and
if the business men will get together
borough. This concern was pursuad
ed to make visit to this place by
the Philadelphia Evening Times.
E Manager Adamson called his boys
Together on Tuesday evening in Cow
sgill's hall and organized base ball
aclub, which will play in the near fu-
ture at home and away. About three
loutside players will be engaged.
Games can be arranged by writing
Dram Adamson.
The Mayor and several councilmen,
newspaper men and few others got
their April fool on Tuseday evening,
when they met in the Mayors Office,
thinking it was the night for Council,
to find that they were one week ahead
of the game.
The Billingsport fire company is
considering purchasing pair of fire
horses and hiring them to the bor-
ough for borough purposes. This is
considered another up-to-date move
by the river boys.
Frank Thompson has made quite a
business of building small launches
and other small boats.
The Pealville residents had mad
dog scare on Tuesday morning.
Bailey, Burts and Bates got their guns
out and shot about score of dogs.
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