Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-12-06
pITAIAN GROVE,


VIII Frazier and wife spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Jacob Ridgway and family. o.
Mullica HILL
]. w. Kelly is having his house on West
/ jersey avenue treated TO a coat Of paint
David virgins is doing the work.
Rev. w. e. Peterson and family enjoyed
the hospitality Of Rev. Arthur DoWner and
wife on Thanksgiving Day.
The Misses Collins entertained the liter
airy club on Thursday evening last.
Joseph Lodge and wife have been spend
ing some time with Allentown relatives.
Rev. If. S. Springer and wife, now O
Camden, enjoyed their Thanksgiving din
ner in their Pitman home, and entertained
Mrs. S. Is parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rice, O
Bridgeton.
L. Z. Ostrander and family, Of 0cear
CITY, have been spending few days witt
Mrs. O's parents, J. G. Rulon and wife
Westville relatives were Thanksgiving
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Downs.
Mr. and Mrs. l. W Newkirk entertained
the nearest relatives of each on Thanks
giving Day.
Joseph Carr, Jr, and wife entertained
quite a number Of friends on Thanksgiving
Day. There were present beside the family
Mrs. Sue Woodruff, and daughter, Of Phila
delphia: Stephen Chew, wife and son, o.
Philadelphia; James Borton and wife, o.
Glassboro; DR. II. H. Carr, wife and daugh
ter, of Mullica Hill; G. W. Carr and wifi
and John Carr, ST., and wife, Of Pitmar
Grove
Work has commenced on Rev w u
Peterson's new house.
Charles Simpson is enclosing his ground;
on Broadway with a pretty fence and !.
making fine walks where needed.
The Association has commenced the
erection of their new barn to replace thu
one burned several weeks ago.
w. A. Rulon, who has had position IL
Philadelphia for some time, took dinner
with his parents on Thanksgiving Day
Before the r. services were needed by the
K. G. E. on Thursday, the band gave the
town a musical treat, and then led the
procession to X G. f. Hall. The mem
bers of the band have been practising
steadily, and are making marked improve
ment.
Elmer Crane entertained large number
of friends on Thanksgiving Day; among
them being his father and mother Of
Bridgeton.
Isaac Haines and wife entertained Mr.
II. s brother, Joseph Haines, of Philadel-
phia, and his sister, Mrs. Christian, Of
Marlton, over Sunday.
Extra services have been held in the N
L ni,,,,oI, +I,o ,aact +xt-f, and
several converts have been added to the
church
One Of Pitman Groves young men, Wal
ter Young, has been so successful in a posi-.
ton he has held in Camden, that he has
made sufficient TO enable him to go in the
meat business on his own account in that
city.
A street is being graded between the
Kelly and Laurie properties This new
avenue runs at right angles to Pitmar
avenue, and will open up quite number
Of d. able building lots.
Thanksgiving was red letter day witt
the local lodge Of Knights of the Colder
Eagie. Two Of the grand officers wert
present and quite number from surround
ing lodges. An interesting session of thu
lodge including the installation Of officer:
was held after which all repaired to tht
spacious dining room in Shoemaker's Hal
where one hundred and three plates were
set. One hundred and two sat down t.
the sumptous repast which had been pro
vided, and toasts and responses, feastina
and ioIity were the order until midnight.
A free delivery is sadly needed.
Our public school was closed on Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Howard Biddle visited his parents il
Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day
Stephen Arnold, of Philadelphia, tool
his Thanksgiving dinner with his friend
Elmer Downs.
Carpenters are putting the finishing
touches ON Benz Lords new house.
r. H. Conner and wife, of Camden, tool
Thanksgiving dinner with Isaac Robinson
and family
J. NJ. McCos-ans has eurDed and filled il
the walks around his store property q
cupied by Howard Biddle