Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-04-26
PlTMAM GROVE.

A. s. Clark has had cement walks laid in
his yard.
Several boys were in swimming in Alcyon
lake on Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet virgins has been quite i'll
for several weeks
George Creekmore has had his residence
freshly painted.
Several railroad bosses are boarding in
town.
Rev. d. B. Harris has been engaged to
deliver the Grafton at Mullica Hill on Me-
mortal Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Garrison snent SIM
vile. , s. : = 5 80 -
Mrs John Jessup, of MulIica Hill. has
purchased George MoClelland's new honse
on Broadway for S2700. " 1850
Harry Pancoast has received 4 carload If
. ment for payements on his tract
i bip gang Of laborers put down the posts
along tbe railroad on Sunday, and the wire
fencing is now finished along the railroad.
Mr.. Champion, Of Philadelphia, has
made improvements to alfof the six cottages
he recently bought Of 81. q. Hall.
a. S. Clark has bought M. H. Young's
four acres Of ground on the Kindle tract and
expects to build.
People are speculating whether the adj
vance in gasoline is due to John DIS contrl-.
button toward the San Francisco sufferers,
The new fire patrol in the grove will be
housed in building TO be erected IN the
rear of Summit Park music pavilion.
Mrs. David Downs was severely scalded on
the face on Wednesday Of last week by the
dropping Of boiler of hot water.
Rev. F. L. Jewett was the officiating
clergymen at the Snyder White wedding
at Mullica Hill on Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. Jewett was also guest.
Rev. A. E. Ballard occupied the pulpit
of the M. E. church on Sunday morning
and preached remarkably strong sermon
for man of such advanced years.
We are glad to say that Mrs. Caroline
Knight is reported better. An x-ray ex-
animation showed stone in the bladder and
she was operated on last week.
The committee on music for the fourth OF
July have engaged the citizens military
band of Glassboro for the occasion. This
meets with general approval as home, or
practically home interests, should be patron
lied.
s. B. Golf has bought Frank Davies re-
sidence corner Pitman and Woodlynne
avenues and the adjoining lot on Woodlyne
avenue. With the three lots recently pur-
chased Mr.. Golf now has very desirable
location.
Frank Kelly ST.. of West Jersey avenue,
has been suffering from severely bruised
ankle caused by boy in Philadelphia
throwing stone and Mr.. Kelly, who was
walking along the street, was struck by
it.
Mayor MCGOWAN has issued a call for
contributions for the benefit Of the San
Francisco needy. and has designated Rev.
F. L. Jewett, Rev. Lyall Morton, P. Fl.
Focers s. P. Clark and Joseph Lodge to re-
ceiYe the gifts Of the people.
The engineers haYe finished their work
on Broadway, and marble monuments have
been placed every five hundred feet. Now
that grades have been given we ought to see
marked improvements on Broadway. Re-
sidents Of other streets are anxious to be
given grades that they may haye the oppor-
tunity of fixing their streets.
Mr.. Buys has put great deal Of work
and expense on the new dam at the electric
light plant and for the past few days the
pond has been filling. Either through care
lessness or on account of imperfect work
the labor Of months is gone, as the water
broke through and the whole dam is wash
ed away leaving only the six foot safety
pipe.