Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-16
PAULSBORO

Paulsboro First District was not
in line with the Progressive borough
Tuesday last. 1t gave every Republi-
can candidate majority. 1t is easy
to tell where the Progressive Republic
cans reside-down in the Second
Ward, guess.
The people of Greenwich Township
and this place have elected to the
Board of Freeholders Cooper G..
Thompson 1t looks as though the
voters of the former were getting
tired of supporting their own official.
Mr.. Cox attributes his defeat to
Council as being loyal supporter of
Jim" Smith. He is and proud of it.
JOS. D. Murray was deeated as
Coroner, but "Joe" still stands by the
rooster and when the citizens of
other places learn of what a true, up
right, honest citizen he is they will
place him much higher UP the ladder.
Now that Mr.. Browning has been
elected to Congress, probably he will
take a run down and look at our fine
railway station. We copy the follow
ing from an article written by one of
our most upright citizens one year
ago: "Paulsboro's railway station for
the size of the place, would disgrace
a prairie flag station. 1t has no
waiting room for women or children,
is without modern sanitary toilet IA
cilities, and unprovided with even the
barest necessities. Notwithstanding
that the Borough has, at large ex-
pense, erected a gas plant, it is light
ed both within and without with oil
lamps of a by gone age" The same
conditions prevail at present over
year from date. 1t would surely pay
Mr.. Browning to take run down to
Paulsboro and see the conditions pre-
vailing at Pausboro.
Pauasboro Council will be Repub-
lican this year, but with Mayor of
NJ. +. Doolittle's calibre the town will
surely progress. Watch the tax rate.
Miss Myrtle Gill was relieved of
car ticket, several valuables and OF
considerable money while shopping IN
one of the department stores Saturday
Mrs Gustave Uhde, of Philadelphia
spent Sunday at the home OF o. w.
Sheets.
Mayor Doolittle entertained Satur-
day evening last members OF the old
and new Council also Collector Flow
ers and Clerk Civilian.
A nine months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ferrell died in a Phiia.
hospital last week. The remains were
buried in the NJ. E. Cemetery Friday
last. +,
Councilmen Percy Lodge, Black and
Quinn took a good stand on the meter
question Tuesday evening. Gentle
men If YOU do no more this term you
20 out with an emphatic well Done.
William Hannold, of CollingsWood,
formerly of this place, passed away
at the home of his son-in-law at the
former place on Sunday. Deceased
was &c years of age.
Mrs. Jane Ackley, widow of the late
Thomas Ackley, passed away at the
home of her son-in-law, Isaac Stiles,
on Monday morning after few hours
Illness. The deceased was 73 years OF
age and leaves to mourn her loss
two daughters, Mrs. Isaac Stiles, OF
this place. and Mrs. Edward Henry,
Of Woodbury., also one son, Daniel, OF
this place. Services were held tnas
morning. rThursday) in the Congrega-
tional Church; interment at Egllng-
ton Cemetery.
The following is clipping which
appeared in the Belfont Gazette few
days ago.
sMALLWOOD-ARD
a very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Wilson P. Ard, of Woodward, on Wed
nesday evening, November LIST, Wnen
their daughter, Laura, became the
bride of Robert Smallwood, OF Phlia-
delphia.
The house was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums, and promptly
at O'Clock, while the strains OIL
Iohengrin were played, the bride ana
Groom entered the parlor attended by
the brides sister, Miss Maud Ard ana
her brother, DR.. George r. Ard OIL
Spring City.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Brown, of Beaver Springs, after
which sumptuous wedding deast
was served.
The bride is a most charming lady
and fha groom is one of Phlladei-
T,bia,s nrominent business men, both
having a large circle of friends VINO
wish them much happiness. Many
friends and relatives We're present
from Philadelphia and other points
ana a large number of beautiful glfts
were received. After November la1h
they will be at their new home at
Paulsboro, N. J.
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