Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-11-03
PITMAN GROVE.

cling Oak avenue
4 j. c. Rulon spent Sunday with Ri
erton friends
/ James Riley moved on Wednesda
of last week to the farm recently v;
Gated by Ell P. Young.
A new dynamo has been installe
at the electric light plant
Harmon Dilks and his brother, Joh1
are now partners in the optical bus
ness.
Rev. Geo Powell, of Gloucester, wa
! in town on Monday.
! Mrs. Penrose Hirst was the cues
of Mrs. Anna Fries on Monday
James Adams moved into his mex
home on Monday
The Fpworth League social was he'll
at c.. P. Carty's on Friday evening.
We hear that Miss Lizzie McCowal
is improving. but very slowly
Mr.. and Mrs David Pancoast are
now residing in Camden
Miss Emma Rulon has bought {
Mount Vernon avenue lot rs by 49,
i feet, of C. Frank Paullin
Charles Bozarth is happy A baby
has come to his home.
We have baby in town named fol
Judge Parker His full name is Aitor
ones last name is prophetic Of cleo
I ton day?
/ Quite number from here attended
the Goff-Michener nuptials on Wed
nesday evening Of last week
Clayton Eastlack has broken ground
/ for a house on the lot adjoining his
residence.
i Charles Deyaul has sold his ice bust
ness to Charles Repp, and consumers
of Repps fine make of ice will be
sure to be well served next year.
Louis Fowler has moved from his
little farm near Barnsboro to his resi-
dence on Hazel avenue.
Miss Daisy Goodwin gave phan
tom party to a number OF her young
friends on Monday evening Pillow
cases and sheets made them appear
very ghostlike indeed and caused much
merriment.
Three more of w L. Peterson's chill
dren have scarlet fever making five
in all Three have had it in a malig
nant form, but are getting better. Two
were taken on Monday night.
The young people held high carnival
on Monday night, and the streets were
/ full Of masqueraders The usual
pranks were played The chief feat
ure was a masquerade ball in K G. E
hall, which was attended by about fifty
couples.
A number of the Pitman avenue and
elphia-Pitman people had bic
masquerade reunion at A. w. Hess
on Saturday evening, and the Pitman
avenue people had plenty Of company
over Sunday
/ The negro who was the cause of the
/ fight here about two weeks ago has
since been in fracas at Hurffyille
! Notwithstanding Mr. Densten's certifi
cate Of good character, he seems to be
quite a pugilist when away from the
/ Densten farm
The Thompson-Skinn wedding last
Wednesday evening was described by
the officiating Clergyman, Rev. f. L.
Jewett, as one Of the prettiest little
home weddings he ever attended The
bride was becomingly gowned in
white. Only the immediate relatives
were present.
time to the young people, but has been
busy with the widows and widowers.
Sheppard Calhoun and Mrs. NJ L.
Caulk recently entered into bonds OF
matrimony, but the fact just leaked
out the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Johnson and family started for
Florida yesterday wednesday,, and
Chas. Justice and family start to-day
| (Thursday) Mrs. Justice is very poor
/ ly and they intended going few
days sooner but were unable to pro
cure berths
Marcellus Lord is the most unfoT-
tunate man in town, having been seri-
ously injured several times. While
riding to his work at Carrs mill on
Monday morning the forks of his BIZ
cycle broke, throwing him violently
to the ground and rendering him I'M
conscious. He lay in the road for
some time before he was seen. DR..
Slaughter was called in and Dr.. Carr
telephoned for They found no bones
broken, but he was badly bruised and
nearly all the skin had been scraped
loff one side of his face. He remained
unconscious for some time.
Miss Dee Justice gave a masquer-
ade party to her young companions
on Saturday, and it was a success in
every way. 1t was a pre-Hallowe'en
affair and the parlors and dining room
were lighted with jaclx-o-lanterns.
Those present. were Belle and Grace
Bidwell, and Veronica Wiley, of Vine
land; Edith, Jane, Walter and Ray
mond Kelly, and Ethel Silver, of Phila-
delphia; Ella Hess, Iona Conover, Iva
Collins, Daisy Goodwin, Bessie LET
eyre, Edna Hayes, Ethel Ford, Rena
Caulk, johnson Justice, Clifford Riley,
of Pitman.
Two of the boys who escaped from
Camden Jail last week by sliding down
rain-pipe were apprehended here on
Friday morning. One was trying to
get into Lapp's tin store, the other
close by. Special officer Calhoun, who
is the Alcyon Park policeman, took
them in charge.
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