Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-28
PiTMAN GROVE.

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| The Camden Glee Club viii give con-
cert at Summit Park this Thursday even
ing.
Prof. A. K Brainard is choir master Of
the Summer cottager's choir
w. E. White, Of PhmnixYille, Penna., is
building cottage on the Boulevard
The Poole residence on Highland Ter
race is under the painters brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Rulon and daugh-
ter May, of Philadelphia, were guests of J..
C. Rulon and family on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Lodge is visiting relatives at
Allentown, Pa
The new walk along the dam at Alcyon
Park is all done but the railing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Miles, Of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Mrs. Miles mother, Mrs.
Anna Fries.
George Frye, editor of the Camden Cour-
Ter, is again spending the summer here in
DR.. Slaughter's cottage on Broadway
The Boys Brigade will make their first
public appearance in the parade on July
Fourth.
Miss Anna McClelland is the happy pos
SCISSOR of a new-string baby grand piano.
We have little touch Of the Atlantic
City boardwalk G. NJ. Harris, proprietor
of the Grove House, has fine rolling chairs
to hire.
We think we are safe in saying the turn
pike through the borough is the worst sec
ton of road in the community.
| Contractor Pine, of Woodbury., has put
down cement pavements on G. g. Justices
sidewalk on Pitman avenue
The real estate Of the late Ann Miriam
on July 9th, at the premises on Summit
avenue.
There was hardly space enough in Sum-
NIT Park to hold the crowd that attends
the song service on Sunday evening.
George Collins and sister, of Malaga, were
over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Griffith
Rev. F. D. Jewett was at the Muth resi-
denca one day last week, and heard the
story Of Freddie's kidnapping from the
child's own lips.
Willie Smith, son Of Edward Smith, the
painter, has been victim Of appendicitis,
but is improving.
Fl. G. Snyder, of Philadelphia, is build
ing cottage on Wesley avenue which is
becoming a popular street.
The Pitman B. & Z. Association opened
the fourth series on Friday evening. The
Association is in prosperous condition.
There viii be two flag raisings on July
Fourth, one at Summit Park at 8 a. M,
the other at Alcyon Park at p. M. Both
events will be accompanied with appro-
pirate exercises.
William Mcfarland, the horseman, and
Mrs. Mcfarland, will room at Broadway
residence during July and August, and
board at the Arcadia.
George Lashley, eighty-one years Of age,
one Of the oldest residents of the Lake, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John d. Clark.
S. B. Golf intends erecting sanitarium
on Pitman avenue that will cost about
$4,000. Plans are already completed 1t
will be three stores high and sun parlors
will be a special feature.
Mrs. Joseph Campbell, of Atlantic City,
has purchased the Smith cottage, corner
Laurel and Snyder avenue, for $1,000. This
is Mrs. Campbell's second purchase Of Pit
man real estate.
The Pitrnan School of Music will give
public concert in Knights OF Golden Eagle
Hall Friday evening of this week This !
years graduates are Miss Louetta Hurff and
Miss Dora G., Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Treat and Mrs. S. :
G. Lefevre attended the reception given Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Griffith, of Philadelphia, !
on Wednesday evening of last week Mrs.
Griffith was formerly Miss Ethel Hudson,
of this place.
cooraS rf ,,ao,,lo frora hare -o4tara oI @f,a
unwilling Of the Red Bank monument, and |
the most OF them returned tired and weary
aud disguised with the trolley service, but
delighted with the sham battle and other /
features of the program.
D. S. Supplee has been made vice-presi-
dent of the s. C. A. Fire Patrol Mr.. S. is |
an experienced fire fighter, aud a progress
sive citizen Of the borough, and the Patrol
has made good selection.
Marmaduke Bowker and family have
moved into the dwelling they recently pur-
chased of c. g. Justice, and have subletsd |
the Carly house in which they have been
summering, to Mr.. Stone, of Phila.
Harmon Dilks has bought cottage No. 10, |
Fifth avenue. This is the cottage in which |
occurred the explosion while Mr. Dilks was
fumigating it, and he has purchased it in |
order to avoid all questions of insurance,
ETC., that might arise.
Rev. d B. Harris filed the pulpit Of the |
Methodist Church, Pemberton, IN Sunday, !
and was entertained by conductor and Mrs.
Robbins, who were members Of the same
excursion with which Mr.. Harris crossed
the continent two years ago. Mr.. H. has
been asked to take the pastorate of First T
Church, Bridgeton, Rev. ]. Fl. Boswell, de-
ceased, for the remainder Of the conference
year, but has declined, although he will
preach there on the two coming Sundays.
The Chinese picnic on Monday was big
success and proved preliminary Fourth, as
fire crackers are dear to the Chinese heart.
AT least five hundred Chinese and teachers
were present, and Carr Bros. found them
generous spenders. The four or FIVE Chinese
women and the less than dozen children
aftraeted mueh attention from the Auiari-