Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-26
A. A. STOKES,
1876 So. Broad st. woodbury., N. ).
PITMAN GROVE.
seashore travel from here is heavy

Seashore travel from here is heavy.
Several members of the boys brigade en-
joyed Thursday at Wildwood.
Edward Carey still carries his arm in a
sling.
Rev. Mr.. Relyea is here in his cottage
home for a few weeks.
Miss Eckhard, of Palmyra, is spending
few weeks with Miss Anna Williams
G. G. Justice and family have been at
Cape May for several days.
Samuel Veal has moved into his new
house on Holly avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sands are enjoying the
comforts of their pretty new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sweeten, of
Glassboro, are here for few weeks.
The Loland residence on Cedar avenue is
nearly finished.
Harry Rulon spent Sunday with relatives
at Atlantic City.
Ground has been broken for Allen Gardi-
ner's new house on South Broadway.
Mrs. Frank Harry has been enjoying the
Ocean breezes at Atlantic City for several
days.
Mrs. Van Helden, the artist, will give an
exhibition Of pictures in the Dilk's build
ing next week.
Rev. D. B. Harris has consented to fill
the pulpit Of the Trinity Methodist Church,
Bridgeton, until September Is.
Miss Jessie Golf, Of Chester, is the guest
of Miss Anna McClelland.
Mr.. Zahn is getting out plans for the
house he will build on Cedar avenue this
Fall.
The Ellick, McClelIand and Riley houses
are all nearly ready for the plasterers
Mr.. Bishop, Philadelphia teacher, and
his family, are spending she summer with
Misses Ella and Emma MCGOWAN.
The fire patrol gave their second drill 0
the season on Tuesday evening
The Pitman and Alcyon Park ball teams
played at the Athletic grounds on Saturday
afternoon, and Pitman won with q score Of
5 to /.
Presiding Elder, N. J. Wright, preached
his first sermon to Pitman audience on
Sunday evening, and it proved a very able
discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan have moved
here from Bridgeton and have rented the
dwelling part Of the Peterson building, cor
ner Pitman and Simpson avenues.
The many Gloucester county friends Of
undertaken William B. Rulon. OF Philadel-
phia. will regret TO hear that he IS helpless
from congestion Of the spinal cord, the result
Of catching severe cold, but we are glad to
say his case is not hopeless.
Mrs. Ellick entertained about dozen
relatives and friends on Saturday, who were
invited for dav Of pleasure, and they
seemed to enjoy it greatly
The annual reunion of the DeMaris'
family took place on Thursday last. This
event brings a big representation who seem
to enjoy the day to the full. Two large
coaches were used in visiting points OF inter-
est.and meals were served by the proprietor
Of the Grove House.
II is w. F. M. s. Day next Tuesday
Beside the many we'll known women n the
Camden and Bridgeton districts, who Will
take part, are the afternoon speaker, MISS
Emma Knowles. Of Darjeling, India, and
the speaker Of the evening, Or, samuel
Furney, Of Africa.
The camp meeting program has been
given ont. We note as former workers kew.
E. i. HYDE, Miss Helen G. Rumsey, Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. s. II. Thompson, and
Dr.. Gilmour. The new workers are Rey.J.
Morgan, Of Newark, who will haye charge
Of She sunrise services, aud D. v. Gwylim,
3. d. Of New York City, who will preach
every afternoon on and after Tuesday, Aug.
!, and will also give the Bible reading each
morning at 8 q. n.