Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-15
plTMAN GROVE.

i We near tnab nearly every desirable col
tage in tbe grove is already rented.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Napier returned to
| their Pitman home On Thursday.
] Mrs. Mary Simpson is in Cape May City
for months stay.
| Ground was broken last week for the first
new residence to be built on the H. NJ Pan
coast tract
/ r. S. Richman will turn his property on
on North Broadway into a double house.
Section boss Carrigan has been quite
poorly lately, but has pluckilY kept an
oversight on his men.
/ The flag pole in the M. E. Church yard
has been taken down as it was deemed I'M
safe.
Bert Knisell's big black dog bit Wilbert
Frazier quite severely on the hand one day
last week.
Harmon Dilkes has bought Seventh aye.
restaurant and will improve it,
\ Work is again resumed on the dam at the
electric light plant.
Rev. and Mrs. George Powell entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Canweil Fisher, Of Camden,
over Sunday
John Hates, Esq, and wife, Of Camden,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hates, of Holly ave.
i In anticipation Of a strike large amount
1 of coal is being stored at the electric light
Ilplant.
Y DIR. Carr has the cellar dug and stone on
the ground for new house which he will
build on the north side Of Holly ave near
Alcyon Park.
4 Rev. Arthur Downer and Mrs. Belle
Rogers were married on Tuesday evening of
last week by Rey. George Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowan attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Lorenzo Horner, brother
Of Mrs. Cowan, at Bridgeton on Monday.
i Ernest Zahn, of West ave, has already
rented E. Frank Paulin's house on Mount
i Vernon ave. for next fall and winter.
Robert Schoch's horse took header on
the M. E. Church sidewalk on Sunday
morning, but no damage was done other
than broken shaft.
On Sunday Joseph K. Sharp's class turn
ed over to the M. E. Sunday school $50. 10
toward the new piano, and Mrs. Jewett's
class supplemented it with $17. The sums
already raised foTIthe piano amount to $lO7.
| The lot corner Oak and Holly aves has
been sold for business site for $500. A
residence and store will be built and occu-
pied by James Riley and his son Charles.
E,narol soru;oos ~ Erona To.kson ,uera
held a. the ras;d i 81 his brotber SCHUYLER
:. '..s CO. -
ing Interment at Mount Moriah ceme-
terry, Philadelphia.
IS. B. Golf, OF Camden, has purchased
three choice lots on Pitman ave-, we sup
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thar nermanent home here will he warmly
welcomed.
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| Pastor Jewett gave voluminous report
OF the condition OF the M. r. Church Sun
day. The increase in membership has been
large, all obligations haye been met, and
neae Daianos re.lains u usnu - s'sss :, Dug
con'.ng year, a conservative yaiue - Pio,-
guy Is placeu On ene c,urcn properly anu