Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-02
PfTMAN GROVE.
Thetown was lively on Hallow e'en.

E. Church next Sunday evening
William Collins is again out after a re-
lapse
G. w. Cars barn is a large and COM
plete structure.
George Cowan has moved into the Os-
trander property on Broadway
Mrs. Vests cottage on West aye. is near
ing completion.
Mrs. A. W. Hess entertained the euchre
on Saturday evening.
R. Il. Comey and family are now resi-
dents OF Wenonah.
Rev. Archer Steele fell off a box a few
days ago and fractured two ribs
Miss Mamie Lynch, Of Camden. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Harry Pancoast
A jolly masquerade party was held at the
residence of Mr.. Park on North Broadway
on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hates are enjoying
the comforts Of their new residence on
Holly ave.
Mrs. Nav Elwell, Of Philas, is spending
a few days with J. G. Rulon and family
The oyster supper given by the fremen
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Mr. and Mrs. James Bradford, of Swarth-
more, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry
Rulon over Sunday.
Mrs, Martha Allen has gone 10 Washing
ton, D. G, and will spend the Winter there
with her daughter.
James Clark has made considerable i'm
provement to his cottage, corner Webb and
Holly avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs William Huseback
have been spending few days with
Frank Carr and family, of Bakers
vile, near Atlantic City.
City water has been put in the sta
ltion and the new steam heating APP
paratus promises to keep all comfort
able this winter. go
The wall is up for John Richard S
house on the turnpike north of the
town. Mr.. Richards will have a de-
sirable farm and buildings when all
is completed.
Isaac d. Haines attended the reun-
ion of his regiment, the 9th Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, at West Chester on
Saturday Mr. Haines was a mem
Der of Company l.
Joseph K. Sharp, leader of the M.
e. Church choir, has presented the
choir with about fifteen copies of the
new edition of the Methodist Hymnal
besides a pretty sectional book case.
Mrs. Hattie shaw has returned to
her home in Massachusetts after a
five months visit with her niece. Mrs.
Emma Campbell
number of friends enjoyed Satur-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. o. w.
Downs in an informal celebration of
the first anniversary of their marriage
Joseph Dawson has the contract for
rebuilding the Stanton cottage which
was largely destroyed by fire last
summer. Mr.. Simmington' cottage
which adjoins the Stanton cottage and
was badly scorched, has been put in
fine shape.
The luncheon served on Thursday
last by the ladies of the w. H. NJ. S.
was a success and Melted nearly $40
Messrs. Ware and Ellick trimmed the
Grove House very tastefully for the
occasion.
Mr.. Moss, son of o. B. Moss, has
broken ground for a new residence
corner Evergreen and West Jersey
avenues. The cellar walls will be
made of concrete, the first instance of
such wall in the town.
Harry Pancoast has sold about a
thousand dollars worth of high grade
pigeons since last winter Last week
he sold fifty-two pairs at six dollars
per pair. and this week sold a lot Of
second grade for three dollars pair
Mr. Wurst, of Mount Zion, and MIS-
10 Gahrn1h
Mrs. John Schoch, were married on
Wednesday evening last. These
young people are highly respected and
have the best wishes of many friends.
The queer political methods of DR..
Ballard and his denunciation by the
ministers of the New Brunswick dis
trict have been matters of interest
here where the reverend gentleman
is so we'll known. The Doctors years
are evidently telling on him.
DR.. Slaughter's house was moved off
its foundation on Thursday morning.
All was in readiness for taking it
across the railroad by Saturday morn
ing, but the frequency of trains pre-
vented until Monday afternoon when
it was taken over in seventeen min
utes. Workmen commenced imme-
diately upon the foundation for his
new residence and Offices
The recent water test in the pres
ence of the insurance underwriters
has resulted in q reduction of insur-
ance rates. Outside the grove the
rate is now s1.00 per 500 valuation
instead of $120 as heretofore. In the
congested district which includes the
twelve inner avenues the rate is 1920
for five years, and in other parts Of
the grove 1892. This is material re-
duction