Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-07
PAuLSRORO.

ian Head over Sunday.
Harvey Johnson is suffering from
a bad case of blood poisoning in his
hand.
William Patterson was badly shot
in the arm by an unknown gunner
while cunning Monday.
| John Hoffman, Jr., will shortly go
West for the Dupont Powder Com
pany where he will take charge OF a
punching house.
| Miss Louella Goodbranson is suffer-
| ing from felon. on her right hand
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong, OF
Trenton, are visiting relatives here.
| Herbert Richards took in the sights
at Chestnut Hill and Willow Grove ON
Sunday.
Albert Pechin was badly bit on the
| leg by dog one day last week.
Miss Florence Reeder is spending
some time in Trenton the guest of
relatives.
We are informed that the Demo-
Gratis will paint the old town red this
year, and have nominated Charles
Wiley, Jr., who could if nominated
/, to State office, land every vote from
man Cox, who goes on his past record
as Judge and who can be relied upon
as a man of the borough and for the
interest of the same, also nominated is
our sturdy friend, Walter Devault,
who can be elected by resting easy
from now until the count is over.
Well, boys go after it and get the
honorable position which can only be
filled by the best of men.
Charles Hinmann spent Monday at
Washington Park and Charlie reports
having good time. Yes, and he got
the brass ring.
School opened on Tuesday with a
large enrolment.
And the score was to 6, Pauls-
. boro's favor and flavor. Jack" My
ers entered the box but it was useless
to stand a has been" in the box as
the powder boys showed they were
skilled players and did so by scoring
6 runs from Jack in the second in
ming. After slaughtering the ball for
half an inning Manager Adamson
placed Wallace in the box who held
the powder kids runless and only al
lowed them three hits. 1t was USE
less for Wallace was feeling fine on
Saturday and placed them where the
Gibbstown lads could not land upon
them. Tussey whom Gibbstown has
been relying on as will be" threw
his arm out in the sixth inning and
it was after this that Paulsboro got
their runs. Tussey says 1T was my
last game, boys, I'm done,' and this
should be the motto of some of Adam
sons twirlers, as they are dead to
the world. On Monday Paulsboro
beat a Camden team in six inning
game to 0. Wallace for Paulsboro;
Latune for Camden This Saturday
they will play at Gibbstown.
John Vanemann is working on
Johnson's grocery wagon.
Owing to the work on the Bailey
building being held up Manager Phi
fer was unable to give a show on
Saturday evening.
A very interesting race was held
here last Sunday when the Martha,
captained by Samuel Huff, challenged
Mr.. Ellis with his Bertha E. for ten
mile sail. 1t took about four hours
to cover the course with Huff's boat
coming in seven minutes before the
Ellis boat made anchor.
Miss Edna Fresholz will attend the
Camden Commercial College this
year. William Brown, better known
among his friends as Wood Street
Bill will resume his studies at Banks
College.
Elwood Hannold, Jr., is working
at Bonner's barber shop.
Tony valichili, an Italian, cut an
other fellow about the face and body
one night last week. officer Vane-
mann took the culprit to Woodbury. .
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Frank Furry are
visiting at Ocean City for few days.
The fire whistle at the powder
plant threw the town into excitement
/ Monday morning about $780, The fire
was at the B. line dope house, and
was quickly extinguished with little
damage.
Contractor R. j. Gibbs and wife ac-
icompanied by w. H. Flowers, Jr.,
and wife, are touring the State for a
week in sBob's" auto.