Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-18
PAULsBORO.

Pupils of the High School will give a
play on the 9th inst, entitled "The
Sophomore.
Harvey Baseman claims he can eat more
Easter eggs than any two others. Boys
try him.
The benefit held in Bailey's Hall satur-
day evening was, a great success. The
building was well crowded. Thlrty-t1ye
dollars was cleared.
John vanneman is able to be. at work
again after being confined to his home
with poisoned arms.
Miss Ethel Sheets was week end visit
or in Philadelphia.
u Rev. Richardson, of Thorofare will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the NJ. e. Church on
Sunday, April 2Sth.
Fred. Stetser was home over Sunday.
Harry Quay is riding a new Indian mo-
tor cycle.
Edward Stevenson. Jr., was a Trenton
visitor over Sunday
A bill which passed over the Governors s
veto last week allows Cooper Thompson
to go to the Board of Freeholders: also
allows the three unqualified C0uncilmen to
do so and take their seats. A Council
and it is claimed there will be something
/ doing /" Brick Carter will again wear
the "star' and claims he will push this
fast racing of morotists through the bor-
ough to the full extent of the law. Exer-
else your authority, John; residents are
with you.
A relative of w. D. Turner was taken
for a burglar. in Mr.. Turner's store early
to extinguish q light which had been left
burning, early in the morning.
Miss Berl Duncan is slowly recovering
from a severe Illness.
John Miller is building an addition to
his garage on Delaware street.
The Misses s. osHara and Lizzie Bow
man, of New York, are visiting at the
home of Philip Bowman.
John Miller has lately Joined the FEEDER
alton of American Motor-cyclists.
Julia Rowthoitz has purchased new
motorcycle.
Mrs. Arthur Bertellette has returned
home after going through a serious opera
tion in a Philadelphia hospital.
The Congregational Methodist Church
cleared the neat sum OF So from the mea-
suring social held Thursday evening last;
the Bailey Building last Friday evening.
Prominent speakers OF the Grand Lodge
were present
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodlyn Wine. of Phila-
delphia,4 were visiting at the home OF Geo.
Smith over Sunday
bowling alley and oyster saloon in Bailevs
building. has allowed Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings az practice night on the al
leys. championship game of all who
can score 100 points in one game will be
played off April 30. Prizes will be award
cd the winner See Mr.. Thompson for
further Information.
Elias Stine is giving his Delaware st.
property a neat coat of paint.
s. George Stevenson has moved to Philade1-
phia, where he will engage In the barber
business
George Benners has rented his bunga-
low to a Philadelphia party.
Miss Edna Sapp is on the sick list
Mayor Doolittle is at Hope. Creek this
week.
Herbert Banks received his new motor
cycle this morning and is certainly a
proud boy It eclipses anything In or
around Paulsboro.
Charles Carey has resigned his position
at the powder works.
While riding his motorcycle home from
work on Monday night, William Schnell
colIided with carriage driven by Charles
Nothnagle The horse died In a few hours
while the men escaped injury. Neither
party carried a light.
The Philadelphia and New York Packing
Co. will start operations this week.
Wilkerson e. Gibbs are doing consider
able cement work at CIarksboro.
Ernest Thomas of Gibbstown, is driving
for Cramer & Rodgers.
Some fishermen caught as high as hum
dred Monday.
gill Jr Thursday last, a bouncing boy
Charles B. Simpson has taken possession
OF his old stand on Delaware street