Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-01
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Mrs. Isaac Naneman and son J0nn
are at Pitman camp for some time.
Raymond Watson and DAN Mullen
have returned from Mt Gretna, Pa,
where they have been at practice with
Company /.
| Miss Carolyn Turner, of Clayton.
has been a visitor at the home of
Miss Amelia Greenwood for sometime.
Miss Abbie Mullen has returned
from Mantua after a short visit among
relatives there.
Thos. Norman is beautifying his
home by the addition of a veranda.
Miss Beatrice DeVault is about
again from her recent Illness.
Miss Lydia Harvey, of Kenneth
/ Square, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Pote.
Constable Carriers idea of hurrying
lookup seems to meet with public
approval. Are we going to have one +?
The pay car passed over this branch
lof the railroad last Saturday. The
Hofficial came down and assured us of
la new station. The platform is to be
Erun as far as Delaware street and
tback to Chestnut CSu
son & Gibbs new house on Delaware
street about August 1st
John Rambo has purchased Richard
/ Tyler's bungalow on Swedesboro ave.
Liverymen Budd lost valuable colt
one night last week.
Charles Gill received a badly lac
Grated hand when he fell from his
motorcycle Monday evening.
/ Baptism was held in the Baptist
Church last Sunday evening.
George Wright, of Wilmington, is
spending some time With his mother
/ here.
Warner Casseberry is driving the
mail wagon in the absence of carrier
Thompson who is at Rehobeth on a
weeks vacation.
The Junior Mechanics initiated a
large class of candidates Thursday
evening last.
] Committeeman Frank Pote is suffer-
1 ing with several boils on his limbs
and body and as rumor has 1T, he is
eating his meals from a shelf.
] Harry Stetser and Harvey Mclll-
vaine on Friday left for the DUPONT
| Sterling Works, Alabama.
Work is being rushed on the new
! toilet at the school house.
Miss Louise Vonyalzoh, of Florida,
lbs spending the summer at the home
of Doctor Reeves.
Rev. Zawn preached in the Congre-
gational Church, last Sunday evening
Commerce street and Billingsport
road were oiled last Friday and autos
are taking advantage of it.
Richard Richards is having his
Chestnut street property remodeled
Frank Reeves contemplates going
west in the fall.
Gus Louders has installed an
electric light plant in the cellar OF his
! hall on Delaware street. About the
first of September he will open a high
class vaudeville show and continue
all winter.
Davis Bros. have received the con-
tract for the erection of house for
| Charles Hewitt.
Paulsboro Y. NJ. C, A. easily won
from Pitman on Saturday by the score
of 8 to 2. Tussey covered the pad for
our boys and pitched a remarkable
game with exception of the second in
ming, the visitors then scoring.
( The crowd which visited the boat
lhouses over Sunday outnumbered
Rthat of any on record. ~
Il Over a hundred cottages are now
Eopen and our river front merchants
Eare doing a land-over business.
n Edward Schuck is giving his home
a neat coat of paint.
/ On Saturday our home team lost
to the marines of the U. S. S. Min
i =, Of = 10,
pitched for Paulsboro, but poor sup
port cost him the game.
z. Tempted by row-boat and chance
for a good time, Andrew Weller, IL
years old, of West Philadelphia, mar
rowly escaped meeting death in the
Delaware, last Sunday morning when
the boat capsized. Samuel Johnson,
Ia relative of the boys, plunged into
the river and tried to save him but
he TOO was carried to the bottom for
the second time when boat arrived
and brought both exhausted to the
shore. This is the fourth time in less
than a month that similar accidents
have occurred.
Mrs. Chas. B. English has returned
from Sea Isle City where she has
been the guest of relatives for over
a week.
/ Davis Bros. are erecting a house
for Mrs. Priscilla English. Commerce
street
i Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Thompson, Jr.,
were of the many who took in the
excursion to Ship John, on Sunday.
John Hoffman, Jr., spent Sunday at
Fox Chase.
i The midnight train broke down at
1.-THE station Sunday night and was
Icompelled to lay over until early in
1.-THE morning when another engine
Epulled it down to Pennsgrove. ts1
The lawn social given by the Ep-
worth League on Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. H. G. Loudenslager,
was a decided success.
An unidentified drowned man was
buried in the lborough's burying
grounds Sunday morning.
i Squire Smedley still has his eye on
l4hoc< ROOD burn orc and hr0uQ11t one