Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
PITMAN GROVE.

Q. B. Moss expects to put up seven new
houses.
The Remew has added a new gasoline
engine to its outfit.
G. w. Carr was attending to business
interests at Winslow on Tuesday.
Miss Clara Boyd, evangelist, and mother
are still in their cottage home on Eleventh
avenue.
H. P. Young entertained his venerable
father, Mr.. Harris, Of Fairton, last week.
Clayton Eastlack, Of Redwood, will
probable build soon on his recently pur.
chased Holly avenue lots.
The second of A. S. Clark's houses on
Simpson avenue is about ready for che
masons.
S. e. Lefevre has sold his express bust
ness to Mr.. Knisell, Of GIassboro, who will
take possession next Monday.
Joseph Shoemaker's new house on Simp-
son avenue, is raised and nearly enclosed
William Fox had big ventlue on Thus
day, Sales amounted 30 $500
Rev Harry Garrison, Of Aloreanville, N
s., i spending short vacation with BIZ
parents
ydln Shoemaker and family Of MI z
Hill, were guests Of his brother,
Shoemaker, on Thursday.
Charles Justice is filling up Che lot OF
which he expects to place his present resi-
dence.
Mrs. Annie Glover, Of Rochester, New
York, spent part Of last week with hel
cousin, Mrs Harry Rulon.
Quite number Of our local Mechanics
witnessed the parade in Philadelphia on
Monday night.
Joseph Lodge and family spent part Of
last week at Wildwood They found a
legion OF too friendly mosquitoes.
Mrs S. E. Montgomery has sold her
property corner Hazel and Railroad ayen-
ues to John Kerns, Of Mantua Grove.
There is a general demand for property
IN all parts Of the town. No one part is
growing up at the expense Of another.
James Kelly has sold corner lot on
Pitman avenue to a Philadelphia party who
expects to put up a handsome dwelling on
it before next summer.
Benjamin Cade recently sold twenty-five
acres Of ground to Charles Cook for $3.50
per acre, and has now sold ten acres to
William Watson Of this place for S125 per
acre.
Joseph Lodge has a large jar Of pickles
on exhibition in his store that were bought
seventeen years ago when Ferris & Lodge
had the store, now occupied by Focer &
Paulin
Several Of our townsnen went on q fish
ing "trip to Stone Harbor on Sunday, but
the fish were not hungry for Sunday din
ner, and, consequently, very few were
served at Monday dinners.
The male quartette Of Union Methodist
Church, Camden, sang in the Methodist
Church on Sunday morning and evening.
This is the second time this summer that
they have favored Pitman audiences
We extend congratulations to Harry
Chew, formerly Of this place, who was
married to Miss Hannah Hildebrand, Of
Swedesboro, on Wednesday last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chew were guests of his parents here
on Thursday.
Fred Lang notified Constable Downs on
Monday night that an insane man was in
1ne OF his fields. MFR. Downs found him
slawing the ground and showing signs Of
extreme mental aberrasion. He was an
entire stranger in this section. He was
aiken to Woodbury.
Joseph Moore, Of MuIIica Hill, took Mrs.
Handley Butcher, Of this place, to the State
Asylum Tor the Insane at Trenton on Sat
friday Mrs. Butcher has been somewhat
iementedE for more than a year, and, not
outstanding Mr. Butchers unremitting
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