Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04

i last week TO help search the school
house Someone had left the door
| open.
Someone broke into the river
church one night last week.
| This borough has become overrun
with class of people who live in
lighthouses and never work. Tell
us how they live.
| w. Harry Lamson has purchased
| the express business of Armstrong
and started on Wednesday morning.
This will give this place two first
class express lines.
Washington Camp No. 80, P. o.
| S. of A., will celebrate the Tooth an
niversary Of Lincoln's birth on Feb.
18th. President w. G. Cowgirl will
Washington's Birthday, class will
be initiated.
Jos. R. Moreland will attend the
annual session of the Supreme For
est of Tall Cedars of Lebanon in
Trenton on Feb. 18th.
Speaking of the law books pre-
1 scented to our Recorder by the Hon.
w. d. Gill, it has become known that
4 they are facsimile copies of the
late Chief Justice Marshall
Joe" Is a specialist on real estate
law and under the tutorage of the
postmaster he will soon be admitted
| to the bar"
From all corners of the earth"
congratulations are pouring in on
the Business Mems Association for
the business like way in which they
/ are bringing about a business adj
ministration of the borough's affairs.
The Mayor is beginning to "sit up
and take notice" and the Councilmen
themselves have gotten beyond the
hypnotic control of His Honor.
paving of Delaware street.
Mrs. Annie G. Williams, wife of
VIM. Williams, who has moved in
the small house opposite the Isaac
Thomson farm, died on Thursday
and was buried on Sunday afternoon
She leaves husband and five chill
dren.
Geo. Reeves has moved back to
his Commerce street home from
Philadelphia.
A Methodist Brotherhood was or
ganized on Tuesday night at the NJ
e. Church here
The many friends of Harvey Far
ley, who has been confined to his
home with illness, are glad to see
him out again.
The Taylor Baptist Church had a
baptism last Sunday night when
two were baptised.
Quite number of the folks from
here attended the oyster supper at
/ Thorofare Saturday night.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Waisbain and fam
! lily were among the out of town WISH
| tors over Sunday.
The many friends of Clara Herr
tage are glad to hear that she is
able to besabout again.
Miss Bella Henry is the guest of
relatives in Wenonah for few days
this week
The many friends of Walter Titus,
who has been in the U. of p hospi-
tai, are glad to see him home again.
| Geo. w. Armstrong and wife, of
Trenton, were guests of Mr.. Arm
strong's mother, Mrs. d. P. Arm
strong, last week.
While the stork was flying oven
this town on Tuesday morning it,
left little boy at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Worthington at
the river front
On Saturday evening Mrs. Peter
Osgood fell and fractured her limb
while going home from Robert
Keen's store, and at this writing is
quite bad.
Gas lights are in fashion at this
place, also robbers. There are a
few places yet that have not been
robbed
! j A reception was given Mr.. Geo. N.
Armstrong on Saturday evening at
the home of Robert Kean, where
several friends called and gave our
little boy a grand old time.
Chas. L. Cox is quite sick at his
| home on the Reeves farm. A trained
nurse is in attendance.
| The Paulsboro Water Co. held a
yearly meeting on Tuesday at their
Office.
Contractor Bacon is finishing the
| heating appliance at the new house
of Edw. Grosscup, of Wenonah.
| Walter Titus is after the contract
| for the Court House at Bridgeton,
and it belongs to him too, as he was
the lowest bidder.
Read Miss Sibley's adver in an
other column
| Miss Anna Miller, daughter of E.
G. Miller, is making extensive prep
| arations for a trip to Europe, going
through the Mediterranean Sea, taxi
ing in Rome, Naples, Venice. She
will also visit "Gilbralter Rock
Palestine, Paris, London, London
derry, Glasgow and return by the
way of Quebec, St. Lawrence, Boston,
New York. The trip will occupy
about two months, and she will start
in June. We wish her a pleasant
and safe journey.
Commands of Motherhood.
|. Thou shalt not brighten thy child
by threats of punishment