Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
P4ULSBORO.


IRE of thanking VIM. Henry Steven
son for a large watermelon on Sat
urday afternoon.
John Myers, of Wilmington, is
spending weeks vacation with his
parents here.
Miss Bertha Murray is spending
some time with relatives at Whining
ton.
Already Clerk Joseph d. Murray
has issued hundreds of cunning IL
censes and is prepared to issue
yours.
Rev. j. e. Seran former pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, preached morn
ing and evening service Sunday.
William Titus, former resident of
this place, and father of William and
Charles Titus, died at his home in
Swedesboro, on Saturday.
r. j. Gibbs averted a serious acct
dent one day last week when he
brought his machine to a stand still
in time to save a Hungarian from be-
ing hit.
Manager Adamson took his rusty"
bunch of players to Woodbury. on
Saturday and played on the First
Ward soil. Wallace twirled for
Paulsboro and allowed but five hits.
and Dopson for Woodbury. allowing
only one more Well, anyway the
score was 5 to 2 for First Ward and
the team came home we'll satisfied de-
spite the defeat. This Saturday they
will take a rap at the powder boys.
Tussey for the visitors, and Wallace
for the home team The P. A. c..
easily defeated the West End Juniors
by the tune of 4 to /.
Miss Hyde, of Indian Head, Is
spending some time here as the guest
of Miss Claire Murray.
Mr.. George Bates and children
spent last week visiting relatives at
Mickleton.
First, second and third class post
masters are holding a convention at
Asbury Park Postmaster Gill is
among them.
Miss Jennie Lodge will attend a
Philadelphia business college this
coming fall.
George Vanneman and wife, of
Washington, d. c., are spending some
time as the guests of his mother.
School will open Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Joseph D. Murray is slated to run
as coroner on the Democratic ticket.
Ever since the Incorporation of our
town his friends in Paulsboro have
been waiting to give Joe a "boost,"
and now that the time has arrived he
will surely get the best of support
from his many friends in and about
town.
On Friday last the power boat,
Magnolia" which runs between Lime
Kiln and Philadelphia, burnt while
lying at the former place. Somehow
the gasoline managed to catch fire and
at once the boat was all afire This
boat was owned by Abraham Cowgirl
and Horace Polls and was not in
sured.
Mrs. Joseph D. Murray is spending
two weeks as the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Kennedy, of Northum-
berland, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wike, of Phila-
delphia, have been guests at the home
of Albert Brown for the past few
days.
Bailey's new building will be prac-
tically finished by Labor Day, and
Manager Phifer announces. that he
will pull off show that evening.
Music by his own orchestra.
Mail Carrier W. G. Thompson is
spending two weeks vacation at Re-
hoboth. Warren Casselberry is TAX
ing his place.
Miss Anna Bonsack has returned
home after weeks vacation at the
seashore
yellow" Banks and Mouse Green
wood are at Atlantic City. Both boys
are there for their health and that
Banks boy can be heard singing each
evening that ballad, ION Mobile Bay"
John vannemann, who successfully
passed the printers Civil Service ex-
animation held last fall has been noti-
fed to come to work at once.
Manager Adamson will take his tribe
of ball players to Medford Monday.
Miss Jennie English will teach
school at Lincoln Park while Miss
Lynda Cowgirl will take charge at
Mantua Grove.
Miss Hazel Wilkinson is spending
some time in Medford.
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