Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
PITMAN GROVE.

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The station is to be lighted with electric
ity.
David Seran has commenced running his
coach to Lambs station on Sundays.
Edward Waters has moved into his new
house.
The Poole cottage on West avenue is
being painted.
The Association has taken away the
First avenue gates.
Henry Young has built a new barn on
his place.
Rev. w. L. Peterson has built an addi-
ton to his printing office.
John Chew is building another large
cottage on West avenue.
The grounds around the NJ E. parsonage
are being put in fine shape.
Charles Tryon's house on Broadway
looks very pretty in fresh coat of paint.
A baker is sadly needed, and we trust
Mr.. Valette will decide to rebuild.
Samuel Dawson, of Philadelphia, has
purchased of the Association lot on
Broadway, for $500.
Joseph Lodge has just finished new
barn which he has put up back of his store.
Contractor Champion has the two new
Prickett cottages on West avenue nearly
finished.
A candy store has been opened in the
Moss property, lately vacated by Albertus
Senior.
w. H. Krug is .remodeling the Han
cottage, recently purchased by Mrs. Dr.
Slaughter.
Mrs Hopkins, whose property was
destroyed in the recent fire, has received
her full insurance, and expects to rebuild
soon.
Elmer Crane is building rustic summer
house on his grounds. The central feature
is fountain.
J. M. MCGOWAN has charge of the print
ing Office, and has plenty of work.
Mrs Smith, of Philadelphia, has moved
into her spick-and-span new cottage on
Broadway.
Quite number of Improvements are
being planned by Carr Bros. for Alcyon
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Rulon, and Mrs.
Annie Haines, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Tillyer, of Vineland, on Thursday
last.
Harry Pancoast has some very choice
White Brahma chickens, and is getting
S. dozen for their eggs.
A. P String has moved into his new
barber shop in the printing Office, and has
treated himself to fine new chair.
Charles Carly has his new house on Mt.
Vernon avenue nearly finished, and is now
digging the cellar for large house to be
built on Pitman avenue.
VIM. Kerns has a three years. contract
with the Association for the removal of
garbage, and is having a wagon expressly
made for his purpose.
The telephone Office in Lodges store has
been made into an exchange. G. W. Carr and
Charles Repp have had private phones put
in, and Elmer Crane will have one in the
near future.
The water company has given the con-
tract for drilling the WE'LL ETC., to a Mr..
Harper, of Jenkintown, and the contract
compels him to commence operations this
week. The bids for laying the pipes will
be opened on Saturday next.
The new livery stable which lis being
built by R. H. Corney, and which will be
run by Jonathan Kindle, is taking definite
shape, and promises to be massive struc-
ture. Anderson & Nicholson are the
builders.
w. D. Carter's new house on Summit
avenue is practically completed, and David
virgins and VIM. Hudson are putting the
finishing touches on it with their brushes
Benjamin Lords new house on Broad
way has received the final touches at the
hands of the painters, and his yards have
been properly graded, making his property
one Of the finest in the town
Saturday and Sunday brought quite a
large number of cottagers as visitors to the
grove. Among the many here were Mr..
and Mrs. Hagaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Broad
water and J. D. Grier, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons George Poole and
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Golf, of Camden. Mr..
and Mrs. Golf spent the greater part of the
Winter in California.
The most important transfer of property
which has taken place during the past week
is the purchase of the Larine residence and
four acres of ground by Charles Justice
This place has a beautiful situation and
Mr.. Justice will make it delightful place
of residence. The grounds will be graded,
verandas are to be built all around it, and
numerous other Improvements are contem-
Mated