Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
PlTMAN GROVE.

William Fox received carload OF
fine horses on Saturday evening.
Leon Goff, of Camden, was in town
Saturday.
Two Camden teachers, Misses Hall
and West, were in town on Friday.
Mrs. Allkire has been nursing at
Washington, D. c.. for several weeks
past.
Mrs. Louis Kates, OF Camden, was
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Lodge, on
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Linville moved from
Evergreen avenue to Second avenue,
on Monday.
The addition to the theatre at Al
cyon Park is nearly enclosed.
John Warren moved to Turnerville
to-day Thursday.
Charles Cook. of Swedesboro, moved
into his Evergreen avenue property,
on Tuesday.
Benjamin Lord has been suffering
from sciatic rheumatism
Miss Josephine Edwards spent the
past two weeks with Camden friends.
DR. L. N. Slaughter has been enter
tanning his sister, of Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Hustled, a summer resident, has
bought cottage on Fifth avenue
Mrs. Arthur Downer gave a quiltin 6
party, on Wednesday of last week,
and another on Tuesday of this week.
The debris from the burned Flem-
ing cottage, on Holly avenue, is large
ly removed preparatory to the build
ing of another
John Barracliff, Of Elmer, has ac-
cepted position with Focer & Paulin,
and has moved into the Conlin prop
erty, on Broadway.
Prospect Castle, K. G.. E., gave a
pleasing entertainment, on Thursday
evening. The singing of the quartette
from Glassboro was especially good.
Abram Powell and w. A. Rulon, OF
Philadelphia, took an auto trip to this
place on Sunday afternoon.
The low temperature and high wind
combined made Tuesday the most un-
comfortable day of this extremely cold
winter
Rev. DR.. w H. Boulton, of Chicago
will lecture in the NJ e. Church, on
Tuesday evening of next week, or
Our Boys" DR.. B. is said to be an un
usually gifted speaker, and ought te
have a large audience.
Mr.. aud MS FTaEh Clouds enter.
tanned the summer enchre at theil
Philadelphia home, on Tuesday even
ing. Several couples from here were
present
Mrs. Emma McClelland, accompanied
by her daughter, Anna, and son, Will
lie, took in the delights of Washing
i ton, last week, returning on Sunday
Two special pleasures were the visit K
the White House and seeing Congress
in session. They stopped off at Balti
more and viewed the ruins of the IRE
| Pitman is getting to be noted horse
exchange, and "hoss" is the chief topis
with the sports. William Fox had hi'
third sale Wednesday, and Joseph Carr
i is now in Southern Missouri gathering
another carload. Jonty Kindle dispos
ed of about twenty horses at his vii
! Jamestown sale last week, and M. H
i Young has ten to dispose of at his sal'
advertised for Thursday.
A delightful valentine party wa'
given by Miss Jennie Champion, OF
| Saturday evening, at her hon, o.
/ Broadway. The rooms were decorated
in white and red. The girls were il
white decorated with red hearts. Thos'
| present were: Miss Ella Greenwood
Miss Emily Goodwin, Miss Maud
! Dauson, Miss Verna Pleasanton, Mis-
Kate Moses, Miss Florence Lloyd AM
Miss Jennie Champion, all of Pitman
! Joseph Patterson, Frank Winner, Har
ry Wolf and Mr.. Butcher, OF Clayton
John Dilks, Frank Fisler and Harr.
Hendrickson, of Pitman.