Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-06
PlrMAN GROVE.

Nature was at her best on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Hustled house on Oak avenue is en-
closed.
/ Mrs. John. Burch has the foundation up
| for a new house on Arbutus avenue.
Thomas McKeighan has rented the Male
property between here and Glassboro.
DIR. Carr has one of his new houses on
Holly avenue enclosed.
Miss Anna Kelly has been spending a
few days with Atlantic City relatives.
Roller skating is becoming great fad
with the children and some of older years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rulon and Mrs.
Elizabeth Carton took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs. G. r. Wiley, OF Yineland.
Harry Archer has the piers up for two
more cottages to be built on Asbury ave.
Miss Josephine Pine is now making her
home with her sister, Mrs. G. w. Carr.
Miss Anna McClelland has suffered
dreadfully for two weeks past with an
abscess in the ear.
Mrs. Vernon Clark has already received
handsome Christmas present, an upright
piano, from Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dugan kept open
house to quite gathering of Philadelphia
friends on Thanksgiving day.
Jos. Lodge and family feasted as usual
on Thanksgiving day with his uncle, Chas.
Bee of Chew's Landing.
r. Fl. Comey is changing his Mount
Vernon avenue sidewalk to the new grade
and is resetting the trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carr and Rev. and
Mrs. F. L. Jewett were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dilkes, Of Barnsboro, on
Wednesday.
Rev, and Mrs. D. B. Harris entertained
all their children and grandchildren to-
gether with few friends on Thanksgiving.
Beside relatives from Camden and Ard
more, Mr. and Mrs. James sRiley enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Jewett, Miss
Elizabeth Phillips and Arleigh Hess, OF
Pitman, on Thanksgiving day
Chris. BehlIng and family have broken
up housekeeping and will board in Glass
boro this winter. Mr.. Pomelear, OF Clay
ton, moved on Tuesday into the house
vacated by Mr. Behling.
When Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Cade, living
about a mile north OF the town, returned
to their home Thanksgiving evening after
an absence of few hours they found their
house practically cleaned out of valuables
including their best clothing. The burg
lars are supposed TO be the same ones that
4 robbed the Nelson's at Clayton. They
were in vehicle and neighbors who saw
them supposed they were simply calling
upon Mr. and Mrs. Cade.
Albert Nicholson has moved into his new
! home on Pitman avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
i Julius Schlosser, Of Washington D. c.,
formerly Of this place, spent the weekend
4 with Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson.
i The first Of series of entertainments by
the Pitman entertainment company was
4 giving Thursday evening and the audience
was delighted with the fine talent present
ed. If the same grade OF entertainment
appears on subsequent occasions they will
draw we'll filed houses.
A special program has prepared for this
4 week. revival services in the M. E. Church.
The sneakers are as follows: Monday even,
ING. Rev. d. B. Harris, Of Pitman; Tues
4 day, Rev. II. J. Zelly, of Union Church,
II Camden; Wednesday, Rev. w. r. c.
Strickland of Glassboro; Thursday, Rev. O.
8. Duffield, of Wenonah; Friday, Rev. j.
i G. Bills, of Tabernacle Church, Camden.
i a new temple, Ladies of the Golden
Eagle. was instituted Friday evening with
twenty seven members. The following
4 officers were installed: P. T., Clara Kean;
] N. r.. Verna Lynch; v. T., Emily Good
win: Priestess, Hannah Jersey; Prophecies,
Rachel Krug; M. Of c., Sadie Rink; G. OF
of NJ, Emily Goodwin; G. of R., Lydia
Dalbow: g. of F., Annie E. Williamson;
g. of E., Reba Let's; G. of |. p, Thomas
i A. Goodwin: G. OF A. p, A. B. Campbell
Trustees, one year, VIM. S. Rink, two yrs,
Chas. +. Lynch, three years, Henry Kean-
On Monday evening Of last week, some
! miscreants broke into a tool house back OF
She M. E. parsonage and took two good bl-
cycles belonging to Mr.. Jeweet and his son
Milton. On Wednesday morning the
wheels were found locked together in q
building on Fourth aye They had been
roughly used and considerable repairs will
have TO be made to Milton's. Theressseems
10 be lawless element working around
here this winter; property, particularly the
casino, has been maticiously injured, and
it is pity the guilty parties cannot be
caught.
Mr.. John McSherry and Miss Mary Cos
tello were married in the Catholic Church,
IGiassboro, at ten o'clock on Thanksgiving
morning. with full ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Ellen Began, and
i Michael Casey was best man. The bride
and groom went directly to their new
home on Holly avenue where the wedding
breakfast was served. Mr.. McSherry has
been resident Of this place for years, and
has large number Of friends some Of
whom gave the bride and groom rcusine
serenade in the evening.