Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-15
PAULSBORO.

guards, and the Clarksboro guards on
sale.
Several Gloucester county people
are stopping at the cottage San Jose,
on 1872 st. James Place, Atlantic City.
Howard B. Smedley, assistant cir
culation manager of the Phila. Even
ing Times, is spending his vacation at
Billinesport.
The correspondent was informed by
Mir. Walker, of the Third Ward, that
any councilman who is opposed to-
trolleys coming to Paulsboro is a back
number. 60
Having heard a report going thru
our county, that Landlord Buohl did
not contribute any money or assist III
the Fourth of July celebration at this
place, l as one of the committee who
know different will say that he gave
as much actual cash and assistance
in other ways as much, if not a little
more, than others. Now as the man
who is passing this around came here
early Monday morning, tied his horse
in the wagon She'd and let his family
wander away from him until dinner
time when he opened his little shoe
box and took his dinner, but the horse
was not provided for. Now, if this
man has any idea of coming next year
the committee will arrange with one
landlord, who is A No. 1. to feed hor-
ses ,and the reporter will take his
photograph to be used as the meanest
man that comes to Paulsboro on July
the 4th.
1t is Lamson for Sheriff, so keep
thinking.
1t is Hannold for Mayor, so get
busy.
1t is Moreland for Prosecutor, SO
now hustle.
1t is MacGill for Council, of the
First Ward
1t is Doc Miller for Council of the
Second Ward
1t is Smith for Council of the Third
Ward
1t is Johnson and Rhile for Mar
shalls, while Brick will be jani-
tor of the lookup, and after all
this will leave Bishop with the
other sore-heads down on the
farm. Frank would make good
Mayor, but Bordy" says No; l
wonder why?
Mayor Adamson has fallen in love
with Ocean City, and has taken up his
summer residence there.
Billingsport Fire Company held its
regular meeting on Monday evening,
and appointed a committee to pur-
chase furniture for their fire house.
Anyone having any furniture they do
not need can do some good by notify
ing Capt. Chas. MacGee, who will call
for the same.
Rev. R. D. w. King is spending his
vacation in Ocean Grove.
Alfred Sweeny contemplates start
ing fish wagon in his vacation this
summer. Sweeny is hustler and
will not require any ice on his found
ers and crabs,
The trolley line running from our
ferry to Phila is to be sold on the
22nd of this month, at Receivers sale.
There is talk that Capt. Magee has
formed company with Daniel Davis,
Mr.. Springer and few other money
men to purchase it. Uncle Dan
claims that if they get it they can use
those rails that are in front of his
property. The trolley line running
from Stowe Creek to Chester will also
be sold on the 31st. 1t seems that the
strike at Chester broke this line of
trolley completely
There is talk of holding a water
carnival at Lincoln Park in August.
This sounds well and Uncle Dan will
have a harvest. ca
Miss Edna Henry is home from
Phila. on two weeks vacation.
George Adamson, who has been very
i'll at his home now for thirty-seven
weeks, is very low at this writing and
his children and relatives are at his
bedside constantly.
Mr.. Frank Nothnagle was given a
surprise last Saturday night in honor
of his twenty-first birthday. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Nothnagle, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A.
Nothnagle, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Evin
Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller,
Misses Bessie Murray, Pauline Muir
ray, Laura Miller, Lizzie Weller, Anna
Sibley, Zura Miller, Miss Weller of
Phila.; Messrs. Earl Miller, Tyler Mil
Ter, Lynn Armstrong, Mr.. McIntire,
Leon and Walter Stratton, and Frank
Nothnagle. After a very pleasant
evening spent in playing games and
music the guests were invited to the
dining room where very pretty table
was set and all partook of the dainties.
All departed at late hour wishing
Frank many more happy birthdays.
Mr. Nothnagle was the recipient of
many beautiful presents.
Watch and listen are the by-words
now and you will hear wedding bells
on Aug 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Keen, Mrs. Arm
strong and Miss Bell were the guests
of Mr. Keen's sister at Woodstown on
Sunday.
Mr. Wilbert Titus, of Doylestown,
Pa, was home over Sunday.
Earl Feeney, of Mays Landing, is
here for the summer to learn tele-
graphy under Station Agent Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith, of
Pennsgrove, were guests of Mrs.
Smiths parents on last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grainer were
among the out of town guests last
Sunday.
The Misses Edna and Violet Thomp-