Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-14
PiTMAM GROVE.

Miss Iona Conover is now one Of the
post office force.
William Cade and family, Of Atlantic
CITY, spent Sunday with relatives here
Mrs. Abbie Monroe, Of Magnolia, is visit
ing Pitman relatives.
]. D. Kelly and family came down on
Thursday for the summer.
Mrs. George Doughty entertained the
Laurel sewing society on Thursday,
Mrs. Ned Smith is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. J. G. Rulon was in Atlantic City on
Tuesday.
George McCIeliand and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Atlantic City.
Allen Gardiner, OF Atlantic City, was in
town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carton spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Abbott, of Glassboro.
Mrs Caroline Knight is again able to be
out to the qualification Of her friends
Arthur Lefevre has a position with
cloth house at 4th and Market streets,
Phila.
The recent exposures are making good
meats soar higher than ever.
w. H. Krug and family have been enter
tanning relatives from the northern part of
the State.
Painters have beautifed Mrs. Gurlin's
residence on Railroad ave.
Miss Dobbs, Of Colingswood, is the
guest of Miss Anna Williams.
George Ellick has purchased Woodland
ave. lot of Harry Pancoast and expects to
build soon.
Contractor Pine is putting down fine
Dilks.
REM and Harry sagre have come on
from Morganvlle, W. Va, where they
have been fiattening glass
We hear we are to lose Arson Atkinson
and family as he has. been elected principal
Of Harmony school, Mullica Hill.
The framework Of William Collins new
house is raised Mr. Collins has been quite
i'll again.
Several Of our young people, assisted by
Camden talent, will give the play "a
Ruined Life, p in K. Ct. E. hall on Friday
evening for the benefit of the piano fund Of
the NJ. E. Sunday school.
Liveryman Carr, as the guest Of a Vine
land friend, enjoyed an auto "trip to Attain
tic City, Wildwood, Cape May and other
points on Friday and Saturday.
The thunder shower of Sunday evening
played hayoc with the Ciildfen's Day exer-
cises 10 the NJ. E. Church Only about
one-third of the big congregation stayed
until the close.
William Frazer has sold his property Cd
South Broadway to son of Rev Anthony
Straub and will reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lord.
Will McClelland is now graduate of
Peirce Business School in the commercial
department.. Will was one Of the young
est boys in the school and has done well.
The new bell of the S. c. A. fire patrol
was put in position on Saturday. In adj
dition to its duty as fire signal it is ruDg
for Sunday school and song services.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. C. Rnlon entertained on
Sunday Mr.. aud Mrs G. W. Eikinton, of
Mullica Hill, Mf.. and Mrs. B. f. Allen, of
Hurffville, aud W. A. Rulon and friend, Of
Phila.
Lewis H. Stehr has gone to Northern N.
York for several months where be will
superintend the boiler work on two or three
Company is fitting out on lake there
Miss Lizzie Krug. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs w. Fl Krug, and Mr.. John Albert
son, Of Glassboro, were married by Rev. W.
Lyall Morton on Saturday evening, making
the fourth wedding in town i'll five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Michael, with their
chauffer, came from Cape May in their
auto on Saturday afternoon and were in
time to receive the full benefit Of the
shower, beside haying to limp along for
several miles on three tires aad one bare
wheel
Council passed an ordinance on Monday
evening requiring all owners of dogs to
p ace collars bearing the Owner Is name on
them and authorizing the Mayor to cause
all dogs to be muzzled for a certain period
whenever in his judgement there is need Of
it.
Ms. George Creekmore cut a bunion on
Tuesday OF last week and almost imme-
diatediy a member of the family uninten-
tionally struck it with chair. She practi-
cally lost the use of the limb and has
suffered greatly from threatened blood
poisoning.
While cottage on 9Th aye. was being
fumigated to rid it Of some OF its unwel-
come inmates on Monday afternoon an ex-
plosion occurred and the second floor was
Immediately mass OF flames. The fire
department was called out, and everything
in the cottage was damaged by water.
While working saw at Deardorff's mill
on Thursday James Adams had one hand I
badly lacerated with large splinters which
few back from the saw and imbedded I
themselves in the flesh. Some Of the
splinteTs we're nearly as large as lead PEN
ellis. DR.. Slaughter had him under the in
fiuence of ether for nearly two hours before i
he had the hand in satisfactory shape.
Several building lots along the railroad
south of the Broadway crossing were built
on years ago aud the owners claim their
deeds cover thirty foot roadway. The
deeds were given by the Association. The
railroad company last week put up fence
which almost touches the curb line. The
property owners will take some concerted !