Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-08-13
PITMAN GROVE.


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Automobile parties are getting to be a
fad.
The trained animals are being kept at
Alcyon Park
The hacks did rushing business on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Carrie Biddle, formerly Of Pitman,
is spending few days with Mrs. Isaac
Bowers
Thomas Souder, Of MiIlyille, is spending
few days with Harry Rulon and family
Miss Tirzah Strang, a former Gloucester
county teacher, is spending the month Of
August here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lodge have been
entertaining several Allentown, Penna.
relatives.
Contractor Allen and wife, of Woodbury.,
were guests of relatives over Sunday
w. B. Rulon and family, and Miss Laura
Holland, Of Philadelphia, took in the Farm
ers Picnic on Wednesday.
Frank Sayre was, thrown from wagon
on Monday, and had an arm bone broken.
representative Of the F. A. North
Piano Company is boarding at the Harker
House for the month.
Joseph Carr checked much larger num-
ber Of vehicles ON Sunday than on the cor
responding day last year.
Mrs. Martha Lord has missed hearing
but two camp meeting sermons for the past
four years.
Notwithstanding the threatning weather
in the morning, Sundays crowd was one of
the largest ever known here
Rev. Joseph Smith has been the guest of
the Clark -Colesworthy family during his
stay here.
Job Chew has bought John Clark's cot
tage on Seventh avenue.
Mis- Marcie Harris, now of Philadelphia,
has been spending some time with her
brother, d. Roscoe Harris.
The Junior O. U. A. NJ rally on the
evening of the 24th, promises to be quite an
important event.
DR.. G. H. Clark has opened dental rooms
in Harmon Dilk's building. The doctor
is very much respected and ought to do a
good business.
1t is little surprising that no accidents
have occurred, taking into consideration
the very large number Of vehicles that
have been in the town during the past two
weeks.
More than 1900 loaves of. one brand Of
bread alone were sold on Saturday.
The communicating authorities have been
highly favored in having the most perfect
August weather ever known here.
The making of shoestring belts by
charitable Camden lady visiting here is
netting neat sum for some little kinder
garden children.
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co,7,,, ,ooat;r,. ,.,ovo rhatostoI A. ho
tarraoa p mTeI os tha r.,, me,e Pnolapneu o1 sne
on SATURDAY. afternoon.
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''ill unu0i 0ne oale y pnysician
Truman ought to have the l.5O and 9,oo
?. m. trains all the year. we suggest that
5nat hussnng lhstltutlon, the BOARD OF
Araoe, taKe tne matter up, as the tlme is
getblng short. we tnlnk our Town deserves
many IaVors from tne ka1lroad company.
| Anyone who wants fine outing can have
it next Thursday afternoon and evening,
the goth, at the Firmen's Picnic which will
be held at Alcyon Park. The base ball
game between the fat and lean men, the