Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-12-07
PlTMAN GROVE.

PlTMAN GROVE.
C. G. Justice left on Monday on BUSH
ness trip TO Florida.
Harry Panooast is doing considerable
grading on his new tract.
Charles Buchanan is now fiagman as the
Pitman ave. crossing.
Cunning was the popular diversion with
our local mechanics on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Fletcher Carter spent the latter part
Of last week with relatives in Delaware.
Mrs. DIR. Philips ate the festive turkey
and cranberry sauce with the DOCTORS par
ents at Daretown.
Miss Helen Booth, one of our popular
Summer girls, spent Thursday with Miss
Bessie Lefevre
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carly spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs William Carter, Of
Camden.
Mr. Mcneil, OF Palmyra, visited his
mother and sister here last week.
Quite large party Of Philadelphians
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
Lord on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Pancoast, son and
daughter, OF Bridgeton. were Thanksgiving
Day guests Of Frank Sayre and family.
RS Richman, of Elmer, formerly of this
place, has purchased the Pasadena on North
Broad way for ST, 700.
Clark Madara and Stanley Haines at
tended a matinee in one Of the Philadel-
phia theatres on Thanksgiving Day.
The school children's vacation lasted
from l p. m. Wednesday until Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mabel Ferris shifted breezes from
the Atlantic on Thursday with her parents
at their Summer home at Clermont.
Harmon Dilks and family attended a
family gathering at the home of John Hew-
lit, at Bridgeton, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roedill and son, of
Philadelphia. spent she latter part of last
week with Harry Rulon and family
After being confined to the house for four
weeks from injuries received in fall, Rev.
Archer Steele is able TO be out.
Mr. and Mrs. David virgins and son
Eugene spent Thursday and Friday in
Williamstown, the guests of Mrs. WIS
mother and sister.
Undertaken Seeds had nasty spill from
bruises OF the hip and back.
Carl Woodruff has been quite poorly for
come time, and if be gets able to travel he
and his wife will go TO Florida for the
Winter.
Oliver Downs and Charles Tryon are on a
cunning trip TO Clermont, and Mrs. D. is
spending the time with Wissinoming friend.
Mrs H. D. Keller has divided her large
cottage, the Gladwyne, on West ave. South
and has made two attractive structures out
of it.
Hiram Sparks, Of Clayton, was in town
one day last week in the interests of a gas
plant We hear a call is to be issued to the
citizens of Clayton, Glassboro and Pitman
30 discuss the matter
T. P. Coyington, for years an influential
Summer resident, suffered another stroke of
paralysis last Friday at his place of bust
ness in Phila. and is in a very itical con-
dition.
Two of our we'll known Summer resi-
dents, Prof. Fischer, Of the Episcopal Acad-
envy. and Prof. Ashley, OF the Philadelphia
public schools. were in town Saturday.
E. @. Champions new house on New
ave. is ready for the plasterers. This will
be desirable residence and we hear was
rented before the ground was broken.
G. w. Carr spent Friday and Saturday
attending TO his lumber interests in South
Jersey, and is this week. in several Of the
Southern states in search of lumber which
is growing very scarce and high in price.
The Thanksgiving reunion of the Carr
family was held as usual at the home Of
Joseph Carr on Holly ave Mr. and Mrs
Carr also entertained Mr. and Mrs A. S
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Clark over
Sunday.
Joseph Lodge aud family formed part of
a company of twenty-one who dined with
Charles Bee, of Chew's Landing, on Thanks
giving Day, and partook Of goose, turkey
and chicken all nicely roasted, besides
chicken pot-pie, in addition to the many
dainties incident to such feast. Strange
to say, we haven't heard that physician
was afterward needed in the Lodge home,
and Joe's girth has not perceptibly in
creased.
Clayton was sort of mecca for Pitman
people on Thanksgiving Day The reunion
of the Young family was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Chris Burroughs and the
the following members from this place were
present: Joseph Young, Robert Strong and
family, Mr.. and Mrs James Adams, Mrs
Oliver Chew and children, Mr. and Mrs NJ.
H. Young, Mrs. Cora Lord and daughter
Rilla and Misses Ella aud Myrtle Green
wood. The reunion of the Newkirk FAM
lily was also held in Clayton and I w New
kirk and family were present Besides
these. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel FISHER and son
Frank were guests of Mrs. FISHERS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Young; Mrs. Anna Fries was
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs Charles FISHER,
and Miss Iona Conover spent the day with
her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Brown.