Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-08-27
PITMAN GROVE.

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Is summer just putting in an appear
ance
]. Boyd Avis was in town on Saturday
evening.
S. P. Clark is gradually moving into his
newsstore
Lin Clark is the champion kite flyer of
the town.
Thomas Covington is in poor health.
|. William Fox has received a consignment
OF new wagons.
J. NJ. MCGOWAN is doing large real
estate business
The report that g. w Carr has sold out
his business is untrue.
John Napier is painting his pretty Pit
man avenue residence
Prof H. H. Halls new house on Broad
way is enclosed.
Carr Bros. expect to make some big i'm
provements at the Park before next season.
Several weddings of well known young
people here are rumored for this fall
Barber A. A. Williams expects to occupy
his new stand in Clark's store on Sept. /.
Several new houses will probably be
built on Evergreen and Myrtle avenues
this fall.
The Association is. putting the roofs of
their various buildings in shape.
The automobile was brought back on
Saturday and is running nicely.
The greater number Of the Board of
Trade were guests OF Larry" Sickler on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Champion, of Brook
lyn, are spending some time with MI. G. IS
parents on Broadway.
Linwood Clark has the contract to lay
$50 feet of water pipe on Simpson avenue.
Notwithstanding the heat, goodly num-
Der from here attended the camp meeting
at Malaga on Sunday.
A free fight took place at the negro camp
meeting at benefits place on Saturday
night. One of the ministers struck his
father, also minister, several times. The
whole party took their departure on Mon
day.
Several entertainments will be given at
Summit Park this week The annual
garden party will be given on Friday even
ing.
Charles Justice is grading lot on High
land Terrace, preparatory to moving his
present residence on it, Mr.. Justice con-
templates building fine residence for him
self in the near future.
Notices have been put up in the grove
forbidding anyone taking flowers from the
tubs in the parks until after the first week
in September.
Thieves visited the Driver cottage on
First avenue on Friday night and secured
a small sum of money The news stand
was broken open on the same night and
eight dollars worth of cigars and tobacco
were taken.
Vernon Clark spent part of last week
fishing in Maurice river Mrs. Clark is at
her parents home near Mickleton caring
for sister who is i'll with typhoid fever.
The stork was very partial to Pitman
last week, and evidently held boys in high
favor. A future voter was brought to each
of the following homes: Charles Lynch's,
Frank Lefever's Frances Hess, and Stanley
Belch's.
fishing party which went to Town
sends Inlet several days ago, had a jolly
time. A humber Of the local railroad men
were in the party, among them the tallest
man on duty here. When the tall fellow
accidently measured his length in the
water. II was funny. Init II was far fnnn;er
when he was decked ont in the IandIord =
clothes. the landlord being the shane Of the
renowned Walter Van Twiller, five feet
six inches in height, and six feet five inches
in girth.
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