Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
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pIYhaAN GROVE

cunning
The frame work Of DR.. Slaughter's
new house is raised.
Mrs. Emily Jacobs has built an adj
dition to her cottage on East Avenue.
Frank Sherr, of Philadelphia, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Elmer
Downs.
Miss Anna McClelland was the guest
of Philadelphia friends over Sunday
Frank Dave and family have gone to
Philadelphia for the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Morton is now occupying
the Pasadena on North Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schofield and
daughter Ada, are in Philadelphia for
month
in their auto on Saturday and spent
Sunday in their cottage.
Benjamin Cades had big cunning
party on Friday and lots of Dummies
were captured.
Misses Daisy Goodwin and Iva Col
Inns spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Goodwin, of Gloucester City.
Misses Lille and Hattie Justice en-.
tertained large number of friends on
Saturday evening.
G. G. Justice and family are enjoying
the Injuries of their fine new home.
Miss E. E. Rulon was the guest OF
Miss Laura Holmes, of Mickleton, on
Tuesday evening.
G. w. Carr, has two accommodating
electric light meters. One does not
register at all and the other runs back
wards.
Hermann Lord and Theodore Chew.
went cunning on Monday and brought
home eight rabbits.
The Pitman reunion will be held in
Broadway M. E. Church, Camden, on
Thursday evening next the 23rd.
1t was cold enough on Saturday
morning to freeze unprotected water
pipes, and Jack Frost nipped us still
harder on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. F. L. Jewett and Mrs. Frank
Ware attended the convention of the
district w. H. NJ. S., at Clayton, on
Wednesday last.
Samuel G. Fozour and Harry v. Chew
have bought adjourning lots on Hazel
avenue, and expect to build residences
in the near future
G. w Carr, and Samuel Bill brought
home eleven rabbits on Friday. D. w.
Downs and party secured eleven rab-
bits, three squirrels and one wood
cock.
Rev. A. B. Ballard, president of the
Camp Meeting association preached in
the NJ E. Church Sunday morning:
and though about four score and Ave
years old, delivered his sermon with
the force of a live man of half that
age.
Miss Emily Proud, one of our form
er teachers, was married to DR.. J. Wat
son Goddard, of Ardmore, Pa, on We'd
nesday evening of last week.
large number of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hess on Saturday
evening, the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding. Quite a number of
summer residents were down. Mrs,
Hess was presented with a handsome
china closet, the gift of her friends
The report of the Summer Cotfag.
ers Association for 1905 has been is.
sued The total receipts were 1920
o2, and disbursements 1882. 16. Dur.
ing the SIX years the Association has
been IN existence the receipts have ag
gregated nearly $4,000.
51aFIy AFcher the druggist. V5Yffe 81
the victims of a mad dog, in Camden
last week. is quite a heavy real estate
owner here, is a prominent summer
resident, and has many friends who
deplore the inconvenience he has been
placed under and trust he will suffer
no i'll effects in future.
part of the railroad station on 5the
east side of the tracks is to be enclos.
ed and heated, and a flagman viii nrob
ably be placed at the Holly avenue
crossing This crossing is largely us,
ed by the school children. A represen.
tative of the company was at the cross
lng on Friday to count the persons and
vehicles, and the number totaled 500
persons and $50 vehicles.
A number of our summer residents
We're in the collision between a 18th
street and Columbia avenue car sever
al days ago while en- route to a club
meeting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thomp.
son, Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Goger. Mrs
Minnie Keyser Mrs. Walter Warner
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Coulter and Others
wer in the Columbia avenue car. All
were badly shaken up. and Mrs. Coul
were in the Columbia avenue car All
which many of her friends fear viii
prove serious.