Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-08
PAULsBORO.

! Mr. Chas. Pounds. Of Phila.. was
the guest OF his parents, DIR. and Mrs
Pounds on the Fourth.
Miss Elmira Lippinc0tt spent the:
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Emeral.
Miss Katie Miller and friend, of
Swedesboro, is spending the holidays.
with her sister
Mrs. Frank Ale entertained her
mother over the Fourth.
Most of the residents of this place
had their houses decorated by the
Empire Decorating Co., of Phila.
Fred. Stetser and friend. of PhiIa
were home over Sunday
Geo. Armstrong, who is in the Mer-
Ger hospital at Trenton, is much inn
proved and the doctor reports that if
he keeps improving that in a few days
he will be able to return to his home.
Mrs. Edw Bundens returned home
on Saturday from Blackwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Locke and chill
dren are the guests of Mrs. Locke's.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G.. Cowgirl.
Miss Eleanor Vincent, of West Phila-
is the guest of friends here this week.
Joe Banks is i'll at his home on
Delaware street. His bride of week
says that she didn't know it was in
the bargain to nurse her husband af-
ter weeks honeymoon.
Prosecutor Rogers and wife, Dep
uty County Clerk Robt NJ Burrows
and friend spent Monday at this place
Mayor Adamson expects to take a.
trip to New York shortly to get in
struetions as to the best and proper
way to handle his police force on July
4th, 1910
Photographs of the Fourth of July
celebration can be purchased from
Moore's drug store. He has samples
in his windows and will take your
order for any picture.
/. G. Cox entertained friends from
Phila. over the Fourth.
Howard B. Smedley entertained Har
ry Hassen and wife and daughter, Of
Woodbury., over Sunday
Sheriff T. B. Wilson spent the 4th
at this place and was welcome guest.
Daniel Davis had a run on ice cream
on Monday while the sham battle was
on.
The steamer Adelaide makes Sun
day trips to Phila. from Billingsport.
also daily trips carrying passengers
and freight.
Joseph Bailey had his prize cow in
the parade on Monday.
Capt Magee had plenty of company
on Monday from two until three.
Edw. Gifford's barn was set on fire
by fire works on Monday night, but
the flames were soon extinguished.
Mr.. Frank Ale spent a few days
with friends in Phila. this week
Mr.. George Pyle, of New York, and
| Mrs. E. Eberhard. of Phila-, spent Sun
| day with Mrs. Frank Ale.
| DR.. Pounds and wife are entertain
| ing company from Florida this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker enter
4 tanned Mr.. Parker's parents, from
4 Bridgeport, on Monday
George A. Adamson, who is quite
/ i'll at his home, is slowly sinking and
his children and relatives are at his
/ bedside.
Mrs. n. E. Wright was given sur
prise last Monday in the form or a
family reunion. Among those pres
! ent were: Mrs. Sarah A. Heisler, Of
4 Paulsboro; Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
| Heisler and son Edward, of Camden
Miss Emma Crammer, of Camden;
Mrs. Frank Snyder and son, of West
vile; Miss Sallie Heisler and friend,
/ VI I dSCI SUI, MIS-. TILL YfIlSul dIO
family, Mrs Henry Hamilton and fam
| lily, of Gibbstown; Mrs. Kate A. Bar
ker, of Burlington; Miss Nellie Vim
cent, of West Phila.; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Stagg, of Phila., and Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. F. Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Bishop, Of
| Wenonah, were the guests of friends;
here this week.
Miss Edna Huffman and SiSfor Go
rah, of Chester. are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Joseph Locke, this week
Harry Cowgirl, who was badly hurt
by a fall atDupont powder mills a
couple of weeks ago, is able to be out
again. We're glad to see you, Barney
Geo. Murray, of Atlanta, Georgia,
was home over the Fourth
Our town certainly had luck on Mon
day, as their was only two accidents
and they were not serious ones.