Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-08-29
PAULSBORO.

Richard Richards attended the old
veterans reunion at Ledden's Grove,
near Glassboro, last Wednesday.
d. d. Pote, o. w Sheets and G. H.
Afagee will represent the Paulsboro
Firemen's Relief Association at the
convention next week
Dram Adamson, of Denver, is visit
ing here for some time.
Mrs. Hagenbright of Clarksboro, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Stevenson.
Joseph Murray purchased the hand
some property on Delaware street of
Wilkerson & Gibbs, at private sale
for $2,7o0.
Miss Lizzie Terrell and friend, of
Mickleton, were Atlantic City visitors
over Sunday.
Gorge Bates and family spent We'd
nesday at the seashore.
Our salaried men at the gas plant
are to be given weeks vacation.
Much needed.
Paulsboro will play Thorofare on
Saturday and West Moreland on Mon
day. Ginger will cover second
these two games and at short the two
following
Paul Ireland severely lacerated a
finger Tuesday evening while exercis-
! ing. Was it chopping wood, Paul?
Rumor has it that Howard Clark
and Howard Phifer are candidates for
school trustees. Both are good think
ing men and competent to hold the
Office.
Harry Stetser is attending the De-
In Jo1r ", 10 II
Heck" is a Tiger fan.
| At the public sale of the Rambo
estate on Saturday the following prop
critics were sold: House on Broad st.
to Mrs Emma Rambo for $4,000; farm
| in Gibbstown to John Rambo, Jr., for
$1,000, and lot on Billings ave-, to
VIM. Thompson for $4,000.
Councilman Felix Quinn moved to
Washburn, Ind, yesterday, where he
will work in the interest of the pow
der company.
The employees of the powder works
will be given a holiday next Monday.
Paulsboro lost to the Minnesota
boys on Saturday by the score of 6
to A. Joel Bates covered second and
did good work at that bag.
The Congregational Church will
give porch carnival on Delaware St.
next month. Further information will
be given later.
q On Thursday last the girls of the
1B. T. S. gave supper to number of
lyoung men on Lincoln Park pier
THE girls spent the day at the shore,
the boys coming down for supper,
and to say that they had royal time
is letting it down easy as it is claim
ed to have taken down everything
that has ever been held in town
Those present were: Messrs. Paul
Cowgirl, Harry Cowgirl, Jay McCork
ell, Clarence Cowgirl, Warner Cassel-
berry, George Wright, Andrew Ches-
ney, John Vanneman, Dayton Cor
son, Alex. Bonsack, Lynn DeVault,
Newton Zanes, Earl Armstrong, VIM.
Moore, Mr. Price and Mr. Willis; the
Misses Emma, Pearl and Jennie Adam
son, Frances and Jennie English, Mar
tie and Marion Armbruster, Margaret
and Anna Chesney, Bessie and Claire
Murray, Gertrude Richmond, May Du-
rink, Hettie Stetser, Myrtle Gill and
Frances Moreland
Miss Anna Sibley has returned af-
ter a few days stay at Ocean City.
Miss Myrtle Gill is spending the
week at Atlantic City.
William H. Glover, Jr, and wife,
Joseph D. Murray and wife, and Rob-
ert J. Gibbs and wife are taking in
New York State this week.
Miss Mary Lore, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Miss Frances Eng
lish
A farm hand of BENZ. Stevenson was
severely injured when he fell from a
truck wagon he was driving last Fri
day. He was taken to Cooper Hospi-
tai where it was found he was suf-
fering from fractured skull.
James DEFAULT. Jr. and wife, Benz.
Stevenson and wife also Stanton My
ers and wife spent last week at At
lantic City.
Ex-Councilman Isaac Stiles has pur-
chased a new car
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey, of Long
port, spent Sunday with Daniel Davis.
Miss Eva Conover, of Riverton, was
guest of w. H. Flowers the latter
part of last week.