Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-01
his position in Camden.

MISS Lluld t1tIllHGuu is dUIe TO DE \
about again from her recent illness.
Marshall Cole is suffering great
pain from an abscess on his left leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P Armstrong, o.
Trenton, are visiting at the home Of
Robert Keen.
Mrs. Jesse H. Murray is spending
sometime with relatives at Thorofare.
One of the boldest robberies ever
committed in town happened on Mon
day afternoon when several young
men of the "Camhawk" Club were
bathing in the river. The robbers got
off with some change and jewelry
but overlooked a case which contained
several hundred dollars worth of gold
and silver cups, metals, etc A des-
cription of strange man seen about
the place in the morning was given
Constable Carter but UP to this writ
| ing he can not be found
| On Friday evening last the Y. NJ
G. A. organized and elected the fol
| lowing officers president, Mayor NJ
/ j. Doolittle; vice-president, JOS More
land; Secy, LIE. HummelI; treasurer,
! W. H. Flowers, Jr. A gymnasium is
to be built in the near future.
Miss Bella Adamson is spending
some time with relatives at Moores-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurley, of Salem,
are visiting at the home of William
Hurley.
Rumor has it that two of our resi-
dents are boarding at New Castle,
Del, for their sixth season.
A small Hungarian baby was buried
from a house on Madison street, Tues
day.
Captain Jesse H. Murray is at Bal
timore with large load of tomatoes.
Frank Stine is having his home on
Broad street neatly painted.
In the death of Sarah J. Reed, aged
so years, on Monday evening, Pauls-
boro loses its Oldest citizen. During
her entire life she has been resi-
dent of our town where she was
known to everybody as Aunt Sallie"
She leaves to morn her loss, three
sons, Charles, Edward and Isaac Reed
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence of her son Edward, of Paradise,
on Thursday morning. Interment was
made at Paulsboro
Simeon DeVault, Chas. v. Gill and
John McCleary were on fishing trip
to Angelsea, Sunday. Simeon claims
the honor of catching the largest fish,
/ it being ten-pound founder.
There was a lay-off among the
machinists ait the Powder Works, Mon
day
Harry Miller, of Birmingham, Ala,
| formerly of this place. celebrated his
ltwenty-first birthday at that place on
Tuesday. Dutch writes us it was a
great celebratioE
Miss Jennie Gould, of Mt Royal, is
/ spending sometime with her sister,
Mrs. H. MacIllvaine.
/ Mrs. H Harrop, of Camden, spent
/ over Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Carson
/ Harold Stead has resigned his posi-
tion as assistant station agent.
Contractor Adamson is building a
house for Calvin Cassidy, on Mantua
Iavenue
1 Miss Hienz, of Hobeken, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Edw Zanes.
William Reinier, of Philadelphia, is
a guest at the home of T. G. Cox
Arthur Segal is entertaining his
father from Boston for several days.
Mrs. Martin Stevens has been a.
| Philadelphia visitor for sometime.
Jacob Myers will go west this fall
for Paulsboro contractor to make
cement blocks.
Several dogs were ordered killed in
/ the Third Ward on Tuesday, believing
them to be public nuisance.
Robert Nelson and wife spent Sum
1 day at the sea-shore.
Harry Franks has purchased a lot
1,
self home shortly
Paulsbor0 will play the P. r. r.
boys, of Camden, on Saturday while
4 the Y, NJ. C. A. team will journey to
Clayton. BY Paulsboro winning from
4 Clayton on Saturday, Manager Cassel-
berry assures us that Paulsboro will
get the pennant.
Miss Neva Goyey is able to be out
again after an illness of several
months.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sugars took in
the sights Of New York, Sunday
Andrew Chisney has returned from
a visit among relatives at Norwich,
Conn.
Samuel Locke has returned to his
home in Pasadena, CAL, after spending
the summer here.
Over a score of bicycles have been
stolen in Paulsboro the last month
The burning of a $1,000 mortgage by
the Baptist Church was a happy event
last evening. 80
Miss Matte Freer, of Franklinville,
Pa, and Miss Edna Shoemaker, of
j Bridgeport, are new school teachers
! for the coming year.
4 Among those who have been Sojourn
ing at Atlantic City at the Edna Cot
tage are Miss Emma and Mabel Sugars
and Miss Bertha N. Sister
Ss Sses SseSs ----
MANTUA GROVE.
Mrs. William Gleitz entertained
| friends last Sunday.