Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-12
PlTmAN GROVE.


Edward Knisell's new house on Holly
avenue is enclosed.
Martin Elkins is watchman at the Broad
way railroad crossing.
The Barger cottage on Holly avenue is
being built.
P. w. Hirst and family spent the Fourth
IN Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Thompson. Of Cam
den, are here for the months Of July and
August.
Work has commenced on james Riley's
new house on Oak avenue
E. Linwood Clark bought the Miriam H.
Roe property at public sale on Friday, for
$3.50.
Charles Nioholson's new house is prac-
tically finished and is a very pretty struc-
ture.
G. G. Justice is having cement curb
made along the Pitman avenue front OF his
property
Rey. Marshall Owens family are here for
the season. Mr.. Owen sailed for England
on Saturday.
Marcellus Lord was severely bitten
several days ago by dog owned by Charles
Miller, Of Redwood.
The foundation is being made for Mrs.
Samuel Tozour's new residence on Hazel
avenue.
Work was commenced on the cellar Of S.
B. COTS new building on Friday. W. Fl.
Krug has the contract.
Rev. David and Mrs. Fisher, Of Bridge
ton, are here for their vacation.
Mrs. Harry Rulon is making months
stay with relatives in the Berkshire Hills,
Mass.
The new home Of the fire patrol is
finished, and made a fine appearance on the
Fourth.
Rey. Harry Garrison, wife and child, Of
Jacobstown, spent last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Spear, Of Terre
Mrs. F. L. Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Sayre and child
we're guests last week of Mrs. Louisa
Sayre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rulon entertained
DR.. and Mrs. Jelly, Of Allentown, Penna.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Souder, of Will
JAMESTOWN, on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. R. Walls entertained
Hon. J. Hampton Moore on Independence
Day. Mr.. Moore and Mrs. Walls are brother
and sister.
The Yankee Kids fife and drum corps,
of Gloucester City, we're at Alcyon Park in
attractiye uniforms on the Fourth.
We hear that Norman Williams. who was
injured in the eye on the Fourth, is likely
to lose the sight Of it.
Howard Keebler has rented his dwelling
on Woodlynne avenue for the summer, and
he and his family are boarding with his
father-in-law, G. W Parker.
John P Whitney has promised the COM
mittee representing the board of trade that
she turnpike through the borough will soon
be put to grade. 1t will be a big improve
ment.
Addison Behling and Louisa Lord, two OF
our little tots, made quite hit on the 18th
as uncle Sam and aunt Columbia.
The Rose Bud Social and fife and drum
corps, Of Mount Ephraim, enjoyed the 4th
at Alcyon Park.
Fletcher Carter is working at Harrisburg,
Renna. Mrs. Carber mas Deen 6uHereI
from severe burns received from falling
with kettle of boiling water
The funeral Of Mrs. Lloyd, the aged
mother of Willard Lloyd, was held at the
residence of her son on Saturday morning,
interment at Ellington Cemetery.
We made an error last week is stating
the game between Pitman and West End
on July 4th was tie at the end Of the
twentieth inning. West End made run
in that inning and won the game with a
score of 2 to l.
Master Charles Stranger has been confined
to the house with his hand which was
burned on the Fourth. So ragged was the
outer skin that his hand was practically
stripped Of it from wrist to finger ends by
his physician.
James D. Kelly, as is his annual custom,
gave fine display of fireworks on the even
ing Of the Fourth. Mr.. Kelly instituted
this custom for the pleasure of his children,
but the grown-ups all over the town now
share it.