Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-20
prTMAN GROVE.

f. ?. Young has some desirable building
lots for sale.
Charles Justice and family have gone to
| DeIaAd, Florida, for the winter.
The Republican lag pole which was
raised in 1892, was cut down few days
since.
Rev w. L. Peterson preached an Illus
trated sermon on Sunday evening.
The girls and boys have been enjoying
the skating,
/ The children Of the two Smday-schools
are practieiag for their Christmas enter
tainments.
Clyde sickler is able to go out Of doors
for few minutes each day.
! The Literary Club met at the residence
Of the Misses MCGOWAN on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Of Camden, has
been spending several days with Mrs. Chas.
Carly.
Jennie Champion is spending some time
with her brother in Brooklyn.
Rev. A. P. String preached 90 the NJ. p.
congregation on Sunday morning.
Benjamin Lord moved into his fine new
residence on Tuesday
The painter is giving Elmer Cranes new
house the finishing touches.
". D. Carter has commenced the erection
Of new hoese on Summit avenue
The large barn on the Association farm
has been raised, II will contain twenty
stalls.
Albert Duffield is blowing glass at Mill
vile, and Mrs. Duffield has gone there to
spend the winter.
Masters Paul, Mark and Charlie Peter
son spent a red-letter day in Philadelphia
on Tuesday, taking in the Christmas sights.
G. ". Carr, accompanied by his father
and mother, madea business trip to I4acy's,
near Whitneys, on Friday
Mrs Harry Stranger and two children
started for Masillon, Ohio, on Monday to
join Mr.. Stranger, who is blowing glass
there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Anderson took
possession Of their Evergreen avenue home
on Tuesday, after having spent two years
in various parts Of the country.
Albert Chew, who moved from here to
Clayton in the Spring, has rented the prop
erty vacated by John Souder 4 short time
since, aud took possession on Tuesday.
Property owners and others are glad Of
the opportunity to petition for the extern
sion Of the trolley from Mantua through
this place The trolley will prove a great
boom to this hustling, prosperous town,
and the number of passengers carried
throughout the year win prove a surprise
to the company.
Charles Butcher, who had his leg broken
just above the ankle BY a log rolling on him
at Carr's mill last week, is recovering
nicely, and Will be able to get around by
the aid Of crutches in another week.
A party consisting of Rev. u Walker
and wife, Mrs. Harry Deyault, Mrs Her
mann Lord and Mrs Frank Wright, were
guests Of Mrs. Faunee, OF Philadelphia,
few days since, and were'royally entertained
Mrs Faunce IS a summer resident, aud has
the finest display Of palms in the Grove.
Isaac Robinson, who has been in the
employ Of the PenRa. Railroad Company
for several yeaes, has been given position
in West Philadelphia, and he and his wife
will board there for a few months. Their
son, Howard Robinson, and bride will
occupy the home during the absence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson
II. r. Young, our local coal dealer, who
has been selling coal at legitimate market
value, finding that he was being undersold
by dealer Rapp, Of Glassboro, sold out 10
the Association, and they in turn to Rapp.
The consequence is Mr.. Rapp has a little
coal trust of his own, and has raised the
price of coal above Mr. Young's figures
Moral; Patronize home industries as it will
pay in the end