Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-03-11

Mr. Lodge was granted PERMISSION
to lay pipe from Main street to his
wharf.
Mrs. Peter Osgood, who fell and
broke her leg several weeks ago, is
reported to be improving.
Don't forget the regular meeting of
the Paulsboro Fire Company to-mor
row night.
Mr.. A. Segal entertained his cousin,
Benz. Greenberg, of Phila., over Sun
day.
Mrs. Tresa Parker, who has been
confined to her home with apoplexy,
is reported to be on the improving list
Walton Locke has moved in the
livery stables recently vacated by D.
P. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locke attended
the thirtieth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Clark, at
Clarksboro, last Saturday night.
Miss Bella Henry is reported on the
sick list this week.
Mrs May Tussey is visiting her
daughter Edith in Trenton this week.
Miss Hanna Jordan, of Swedesboro,
was the guest of Miss Katie Miller
over Sunday.
Clarence Brewer, who is confined to
his home with typhoid pneumonia, is
reported to be improving.
The Pau1sboro Jrs. viii hold prize
drawing on March 31st, atBenevento's
barber shop. Spend five cents and
give the boys a lift and win a prize
Frank Parker entertained his moth
er from Bridgeport over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Armstrong and
son Earl took in the sights of Phila.
on Saturday.
Miss Lulu Kunley took in the inau-
guration at Washington, D. c., last
week.
Mrs. Charles Fink, at the river front
is confined to her home with illness.
The shock of the explosion of the
powder mill in Wilmington on Monday
morning was forcefully felt by the
people in this borough.
The people of this place wonder why
the gas lights were not lighted on
Sunday night. Some say that it was
because it was moonlight, but the re-
porter saw no moon.
Mrs. Catherine Lacy is visiting rel
atives in Camden during conference.
Isaac Cox, who had his arm badly
cut last week while at work, is doing
fine
George Vanaman and wife were the
guests of Mr.. Vanaman's mother, Mrs.
Chas Vanaman, on Buck St., Sunday.
The family of Chas. Kessler, of
Phila., moved in Adamson's row on
Monroe street on Monday.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Pauls-
boro Fire Company is getting ready
to give their play in Laws Hall Satur-
day week.
Leon Stratton was home from Lee
high University over Sunday.
Mr.. Edw. Farley is assisting post mas
ter Gill with the mails in Mr.. Wal
lace's absence.
EdW. Wicke, of Phila., was the guest
at the home of |. G. Cox over Sunday.
Several of the residents of this
place are having, gas put in their
homes
There will be plenty of wedding
bells ringing in this town during this
month and next.
A. Waisbain has made quite an inn
provement on his Broad street prop
erty.
The family of Edw. Rouze moved
in the Eastlack property on the cor
ner of Billings ave and Delaware st.
last week.
Mrs. W. J. Moore is entertaining her
mother from Swedesboro this week
Miss Alice Adamson was home from
Swarthmore over Sunday.
Harry Lamson has fine new coach
called the Viola. Its beauty.
The seven-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Shuster is seriously i'll
at her home with pneumonia.
Several of our folks have gone to
Camden this week SO as to- be able to
attend conference, which is being held |
1T that place.
The family of Fred. Brown moved |
into the Hummull property on Della
ware street this week
Fred. Thompson has purchased the |
Huff property on Commerce street, |
and will move in in a few days.
Our jeweler has moved just below |
Benevento's in one of Adamson's |
houses, SO don't think he is lost al |
,ogether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Stevens re-
.urned home on Monday from Wash |
ngton, d. c., where they have been
,aking In the Inauguration.
The p. O. s. Of A. attended divine I
services at the Taylor Baptist Church
IN Sunday in body.
Don't forget the High School hold /
heir play Next Store" on Saturday
night in Laws Hall.
Mr., Earl Feeney, Of Mays Landing, I
vas tn town this week looking up old /