Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-15
PITMAN GROVE.

Many property changes.
Rev. D. B. Harris new house is nearly
ready for the pIasterers.
Rev. F. L. Jewett preached at Clayton on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rulon are in Phila-
delphia for the week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Clouds.
Mrs. Caroline Knight, Of Redwood,
moved to her new home on Myrtle avenue
on Saturday.
There is strong probability that laun-
dry will be located here.
CIV. Carr is making Improvements to
the house occupied by John Copper.
There is big demand for houses by rem
tiers who wish to locate here.
John Leyering, formerly Of this place,
was wishing relatives here on Sunday.
Marmaduke Bowker has rented G. p.
|Carty's residence, corner Pitman and
Woodlynne avenues, for the season.
a large gathering of friends were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fleming
on Saturday evening.
DR.. Slaughter's handsome new residence
is now in the hands Of the fnishers.
Misses Iva Collins and Daisy Goodwin
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Cliff Greene, OF Tioga.
No site for lookup can be found in she
town, as none are willing to have it near
them.
Benjamin James has purchased Charles
Nicholson's property on evergreen avenue.
Jacob Kuhn has purchased the property
on Broadway occupied by Jonathan James.
The footpath along the dam at Alcyon
Lake, for which piling were driven year
ago, is being finished, and will be big
improvement. ~
We hear shat Frost Bros expect to make
this town their permanent home. They
have enlarged their Pitnan avenue resi-
dence.
The new house being built on the Kindle
tract by Mr.. Kindles' farther is nearly COM
pleted.
A magnificent cabinet grand piano has
placed in the Sunday school room OF the NJ.
E. Church.
Quite number Of David Supplies
friends gave him a jolly surprise on Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Shoemaker are seri-
ously shrinking of going to California, and
their pretty residence is offered for sale.
Frank Clouds has sold his Philadelphia
residence, and will become full hedged
Pitmanite about March first.
The siush of Friday morning made big
demand for rubber boots and overshoes, and
the storekeepers reaped harvest
Isaac Bowers expects to build new resi-
dence for himself on South Broadway and
will rent the one be now occupies.
Miss E. z. Rulon's Bible class served ice
cream and cake at the residence of j. G.
Rulon on Saturday evening, and cleared
S23 Is which win be devoted to the piano
fund Of the Sunday school.
Mrs. G. G. Justice left ON Friday for
Florida. Mr. Justice is about to purchase
a winter residence there, and wants Mrs.
JUSTICES iudment upon it.
Rev. H. G. Williams preached for Rev.
S. NJ. Nichols on Sunday morning, and
Rev. F. L. Jewett in the evening. Rev.
Mr.. Carlisle, of AURA occupied Mr.. Jewett's
pulpit on Sunday evening.
Stanley Haines, while skating backward
at Alcvone Lake on Wednesday of last
week. broke in and fell into the icy water
to his neck. While endeavoring to get out
HE ice kept breaking under his weight, but
he is cool headed and an expert in the
water. and with the help 81 Edward Carey,
succeeded in getting out, but little the
worse of the plunge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Carter are expected
home some time between the twentieth and
March first Mr.. Carter has been in jack
sonville. Florida, little over TWO years
superinfendiDg the building Of the Federal
most Office and custom house for the con-
tractors, Cramp & Company, Philadelphia.