Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-15
PTTMAN GROVE.

George Owen IS grove solicitor tor
Chas. Bozartll.
Eugene Doughty has position with
Focer and Paulin.
Mrs Maria Applegate is again here
for the season,
]. j. IIabecker returned from the
State Of Washington last week
Oliver Chew has installed an engine
for the manufacture Of ice cream.
Two hundred and fifty chairs have
been purchased for the M. E. Church.
Rev John Goorley, Of Trenton, spent
the fore part of the week III town.
Miss Rose Candy returned to her
home at Dennisville on Tuesday.
The local society, w. G. +. u, has
donated Sis toward the enlargement Of
the church.
Rev Marshall Owen was in town on
Saturday, His summer home is nearing
completion.
Rev II. G. Williams and Jos. Lodge
have had their sidewalks enrbed with
cement
The public school commencement was
we'll attended and the exercises very
good.
Mrs. Mary Simpson, Of Arbutus ave-
lllue, IS spending month with Cape May
relatives.
Master Frank Kelly is spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City, the guest Of
relatives.
Thomas Goodwin sold his horse on
4 Tuesday to liveryman Carr.
School closed Friday morning and the
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sups woods in the afternoon.
w. c. Fox has had nearly all the
burned material removed from the site
of his stable fire.
r. II. Coniey, accompanied by his
daughter, Eta, sailed from New York
on Wednesday for Europe
w FL. Michael, senior member OF
commission house of w. H. Michael &
Son, takes pleasure in daily spin in has
auto.
The STATIONS met in the annual fam
/ ily reunion at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth johnson, on Thursday, and the diff
ferent branches Of the family were well
Represented
Thieves broke into Fred Dennett's
place Sunday night and stole tobacco,
candy and other articles to the amount
of nearly $Ioo. The same place was rob
bed about two weeks ago.
The stork has favored this place the
past week A boy has come to the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson,
another to Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Lynch,
and a daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs C.
Crowley
The balloon ascension at the park on
Saturday evening drew a big crowd A
new man made the ascent and be came
down in the woods north of the park,
but got off with few bruises and
scratches.
The County Election Board on Thurs
day appointed the following to act as
Judges of election at the first Borough
election, June ~ O. w. Downs, Harry
Ailkire, f. Linwood Clark and NJ. H.
Young.
Rev w. I. Morton, Of Allenwood, a
divinity graduate, is now pastor OF the
NJ. P. Church Mr. Morton was mar
ried on Wednesday last. He and his
bride returned here on Thursday.
County Superintendent Eldridge has
appointed the following Board Of Edu-
cation for the new Borough S. G.
| Lefeore, I w Newkirk, Clyde Seeker,
Benz. Lord, Frank Dare, Jos. d. Lodge,
Geo. McClelland, w. L. Peterson and
Russell Treat
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson will
start for California about July Ist and
may make their future home there, They
have rented their residence on Simpson
avenue to a Mrs Jefferis, of Atlantic
City
Six new memorial windows will be
placed in the NJ E. Church in honor of
the following Rev. F. L. Jewett, Pit
man Chapter Epwortll League, Junior
Epworth League, Sunday sclsool, Rev.
w. N. Ogborn. deceased, and Miss LIZ
zie E. String, deceased.
On Tuesday afternoon, one of Jacob
Kuhn's horses which was attached to a
cart, Started to run and the driver, VIM.
Branin, who was not III the cart, held
the animal until thrown, when a wheel
struck him, cutting an ugly cash in his
forehead. DR.. Slaughter took about a
Tablespoonful of sand and gravel out OF
the wound. The animal was one of the
coach horses which caused the excite
ment at Dilks's drug store several days
ago and caused the driver to carry his
arm in sling ever since.
A business change of importance to
many occurred on Saturday when G. W.
Carr leased his mill and sold his lumber
business to a Mr.. Dearborn, formerly Of
York, Pa, but recently in business in
Vileland Mr. Carr has reserved the
large saw and one team, as he has con-
siderable standing timber. The transfer
will take place on the goth Of the month
Mr. Cars upright business methods
have made him trusted by all and we
trust his successor will build up as en-
Viable business reputation.
The committee on the Fourth met at
Summit Park, Monday night, to make
arrangements for the observance of the
day A parade, in which several hum
dred children will march, will be a fea-
ture, and Jennings's Sixth Regiment
Band has been engaged for the entire
day.
James West, well known throughout
the country as the leader of the West