Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-07
PAULSBORO.
D. w. Hickman is on the sic

PAULSBORO.
D. w. Hickman is on the sick list.
James Devault is able to be about
again after a few weeks Illness.
H. Hanel was taken to Philadel-
phia Hospital Thursday last where he
will undergo a serious operation.
Messrs. Isaac Vanneman and Phiph-
er are conducting dance every Tues
day evening in the Bailey building.
Ray Springer spent over Sunday as
the guest of relatives in Lancaster.
Captain S. Hopkins Murray is at
work again after being confined to his
bed for several days.
DR.. Allen b. Black is having his
drug store rebuilt to accommodate his
rapidly growing business.
Extra services now being held in
the Cong. Methodist Church nightly
are being largely attended. Rev
Libe, of Gibbstown, spoke Thursday
evening last.
Miss Louella Goodbranson who has
been i'll for some time, is rapidly re-
covering.
j. Ware Hughes, of Philadelphia,
visited his parents over Sunday.
Several candidates from here were
taken into the Moose" at Woodbury.
Monday evening. Five autos and a
coach conveyed the candidates there.
Chas. Stevenson has purchased a
horse from Walt Stanton. Mr. Stew
enson viii farm the old Stevenson
property this coming season
Edward Bates has a very sick horse
at this writing. This is one of the
most valuable horses around and Mr.
Bates had just turned down an offer
of several hundred dollars for it.
The bay fishermen have finished the
hanging of their nets and will leave
fwhen the weather permits Local
weather forecaster BENJAMIN Lodge
predicts fine weather in few days
and a large run of shad this coming
season. oThe following will go to the
bay: II. Murran and Hates, Boucher
and Boucher, English and J. Carey,
Gill and Gill, j. Murray and Cooney,
ShuSter and Middleton, Sheets and w
Middleton, o. Sheets and Devault,
Lodge and Lodge, Hurley and Patter-
son, Miller and Miller, Maxwell and
Maxwell
Jesse H. Murray has purchased
several lots along N. Delaware St.
from Wilkerson and Gibbs and will
enlarge his property on both Sides
Chas. Reed has moved to the old
Lodge farm below here.
Now that the borough has appointed
a dog catcher a dog cannot be seen
on the streets.
Joe Vancouver is critically i'll at his
home along the river front.
George Wilson has added another
horse to his stock. He will farm the
Bramell farm this coming season.
The B. T. S girls held an enter
tainment in Adamson's Hall Satur-
day evening. The room and table
were beautifully decorated.
Daniel Pote was an over Sunday
visitor among friends in Philadelphia.
The Misses Katie and Emma Mac
Aleer, of Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Gus Locke.
John Ritter was in Wilmington. on
Sunday
John Reed has purchased a new
horse and buggy.
The Misses Sarah and Viola Indie,
of Bridgeport, were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James De-
Vault.
Several of the club houses held
their openings Sunday
Several new cottages will be erect
ed this Spring
+ The ice has gone out of the river
and creek and both are now open to
navigation. ca
Mrs. Leon Sharp, of Pennsgrove
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, Sr., Saturday.
n
Woodbury., visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Fred Stetser, of Philadelphia, was
home over Sunday. Fred has just
received word that he successfully
passed an examination for chief plumb
er at League Island, receiving the
highest average of any one of the
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. MacIntyre, OF
Camden, were the guests of Mrs. Jane
MacIntyre over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Flowers, ST.,
attended the funeral of Daniel Brown,
at Wenonah, on Friday.
Messrs. DuBrink and Devault have
moved into their new store on Della
ware street. This is a larger and
more attractive business house.
George Lloyd has opened a paper
shop in the store vacated by the above
firm.
Former Pastor Zahn, of the NJ. E.
Church, has purchased farm just out
side the borough limits and will oc-
cupy the same this coming Spring.
5 The New York and Phila. Packing
II Co., have opened Offices in their
buildings on Commerce street and ex-
18th.
U. G Wright will attend the New
York motor boat show.
Joseph Preston, of Westyille, is