Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-08-22
PAULSBORO.


Garden thieves have been at work
about iowa the past week and con-
/ siderable truck has been either des-
1 troyed or stolen
Several from here attended Retail
Merchants outing at Lorwood Grove
yesterday
James shuster and wife, of Venom
all, We're Sunday guests of relatives
here.
Mrs. George Adamson is entertain
ing this week Mrs. John Adamson,
Mrs. Allen Booz, and son Frank, also
Misses May and Catharine Booz, of
| Norristown.
James Boyd. Of Philadelphia, was a
Sunday visitor OF Daniel T. Davis.
Jacob c. Pote and son Samuel
spent Saturday at Willow Grove.
The N. Y. & P. P. Co closed its
entire plant down on Saturday last
for an indefinite time
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Smith, of
Pennsgrove, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. SIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Shuster.
Buohl Alden entertained over Sun
day several friends from Phila.
August 31st, chicken supper at
the Billi1gsport Fire House proceeds
to benefit the company
| Henry Stevenson claims the honor
OF raising the largest watermelon IN
South Jersey. Henry claims is was
too large to take to the farmes' pic
1ic. 1t must be big.
Captain c. H. Magee is back from
Bowers Beach.
| The carnival given by the Epworfh
League on Broad street Saturday
evening was a great success both
| financially and socially.
| Michael Connolly was hit by pass
| ing wagon while on his way home
from the powder works Monday eve,i-
ing and knocked unconscious, R. j.
Gibbs who happened to be coming
along in his car hurried him to To-
cal doctor who revived him after sew
eral hours of medical attention.
Rufus Adamson has gone to Color
ado for his health.
Among the guests at the Edna Cot
/ tage, Atlantic City this week are Mrs
| W. H. Flowers, ST., Mrs. Dram Adam
son, Master Frank Flowers, Miss
Ethel Sheets and Boston Mason
Dr. Geo. G.. Laws has returned
home after visit at Holmesburg, Pa
Miss Mildred Paul is at Rehobosh
| Del, for some time
Henry Adamson is expected home
from Denver about Sept. 18th.
The First National Bank is to be
heated with steam
George Shronder is at Georgetown
for several weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Brameli and daugh-
ter Stella are at Bowers Beach fer a
short vacation
Dr. William H. Betz and family
were over Sunday guests of Editor
Smedley.
Through errors and poor base rum
ming as we'll as poor umpiriag cost
our boys the game with the idaho"
boys on Saturday by the score of 6
to l.
Rev. Libe, of Gibbstown, will preach
in the Cong Church Sunday morning
The new toilet at the school house
is about completed and will be open
for inspection in a few days
Robert ]. Gibbs, of the firm of con-
tractors Wilkerson & Gibbs, has COM
pleted arrangements for a tour thro-
ugh several states in the interest of
the cement industry of which they
rank high in the output in this vi
entity.
Isaac Stiles is seriously i'll at this
writing.
Mrs. Henry Loudenslager has been
entertaining her two grandsons, of
Chicago, during the summer months.
On Saturday they will return home
where they will attend school about
Sept. list.
Isaac Vannema1, Jr., is on tile sick
list
Mrs. Hopkins Murray and daugh-
ter Claire have returned after a
weeks stay at Wildwood.
School will open Tuesday, Sept. 8.
| Teachers have been elected for the
entire fourteen grades
Through the columns of the Demo-
GRAFT Mr.. Isaac Vanneman, Jr., desires
to ask the Mayor and Borough Clerk
the following questions: Was my res
fgnation as assistant marshal ever
rendered to that honorable body,
Council? If SO, who wrote the resig-
nation and forged my name to the
same? "A public statement in this
Paper Wouiu ne hiHuly Iecelveu. isaac
Vanneman, Jr
Mrs. Abbie Duncan has returned
home from Mickleton where she was
the guest of her son, Mr.. Walter
TomliTl, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Derrickson and
family, also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Scheer. from Ledgewood, N. J., have
been spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Derrickson.