Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-09-07
PITMAN GROVE

Business men are now getting a rest.
The luscious oyster is with us once more.
Miss Emily Goodwin is the guest Of
Bridesburg friends.
Eight cottages are to be built at Pitman
Summit before the season opens next Sum
mer.
DIR. Dufield now visits his patients by
means Of Ford automobile purchased OF
E. L. Lacy last week
The Labor Day crowd at Alcyon Park
was large considering the weather, and the
clam bake an appetising success.
Water base ball has been quite popular
at Alcyon Park this Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carly are spend
ing tive weeks with Mr.. Carty's parents at
Clermcnt.
Oliver Chew and SON Claude, spent the
latter part Of last week with Downingtown,
Pa, friends.
a Philadelphia real estate dealer has pur-
chased of G. w. Carr the house formerly
owned BY Elmer Crane.
Miss E. Oliver, Of Camden, succeeds Miss
Laura Dougherty as teacher of the primary
grade Of our public school.
Master Thomas Greenwood scalded leg
quite badly while carrying bucket of boil
ing water on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowan attended the
reunion of the Horner family at Bridgeton
on Saturday.
This week marks the exodus of almost
hundred families. b1t many will stay
during September,
w. W. Wood has rented Frank Braces
residence on Holly avenue for the Winter.
Mr.. Brace and SON will board with Mr..
Wood.
DR.. William Apologize and family, Of
Brooklyn, haye been the guests OF his
mother and other relatives during part of
his vacation.
We bear DIR. 81. II. Carr has also pur-
chased a handsome Ford auto which will
soon make its appearance.
School opened on Tuesday with the fol
lowing teachers in charge: Mr.. Davis, Miss
Stoltz, Miss Ham, Miss Curry and Miss
Oliver.
G. w. Carr, accompanied by Charles
Davenport, Of Hurffville, attended the
annual Changers Picnic at Williams GROVE
Pa, on Wednesday and Thursday last.
Orel jackson has gradually increased his
bowling score at the Alcyon alleys, and has
been lowering around the 300 score. A
mark attained by very few.
Miss Eva Smith has sold her new house
on Oak avenue to DR.. Philips, Of Daretown.
He will not take possession until next
Spring.
Several parties from here attended the
harvest home at Harrlsonyille last week,
and still larger number was attracted to
the annual harvest home at Friendship,
Salem county, yesterday, Wednesday.
Samuel Jones has taken charge OF the
blacksmith shop, formerly Henry Jenkins.
Mr.. Jenkins is making preparations for the
return Of himself and family to Santa Cruz,
California. They will start on the 18th.
Mrs. Title Bleyler is in Denver attend
ing the National G. A r. encampment.
Mrs. Bleyler was sent by the ladies Of the
G. A. r. Of New Jersey, she being their
honored chief officer.
Walter Morgan, who has been working
for contractor Krug, has staked out the
site for his new house which will be on
East avenue North, near Holly.
James, the baker, had a close call on
Thursday. Shooting rats had been the
order Of the day In or around the barn
when one of his horses, gifted with an ugly
disposition anyway, was stabbed. When
Mr. Jones went back of the horse it gave
him vicious kick, splitting one Of his ears
practically in two.
Rev. F. L. Jewett has been enjoying
scenes in and around Boston during the
past few days. Rev. Harry Springer filled
bis pulpit on Sunday morning, and Rev.
Walter Atkinson, student in Taylor Uni
versity preached in the evening.