Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-06-21
PITMAN GROVE.

Plenty Of rain.
/ w. Newkirk has been promoted to the
position Of train dispatcher at Camden.
Harry Pancoast has the foundation up
for new house on his tract.
Miss Clara Boyd, evangelist, is here for
another season.
r. H Convey has a handsome new auto
mobile
Mrs Humphrey Fullerton has been suf-
fering from All injured foot.
Mrs Fallon and two daughters, Of New
York State, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harry Springer.
George Ellick has the cellar dug for a
new house on the Pancoast tract.
G. NJ. Harris opened the Grove House
and ice cream parlors on Saturday.
John Barger, of Philadelphia, has pur-
chased lot on Holly avenue, and will build
a cottage this summer
A number of friends surprised Assembly
man Jones, Esq, of Camden and Pitman
at the West avenue cottage on Saturday
evening, the occasion Of his birthday.
The cellar is being dug for adwelling on
Simpson avenue We understand lady
from Cincinnati is having it done.
Congratulations to our young townsman,
Lewis Morris Green Lupton, who received
the degree OF Bachelor OF Science in chem
istry from the University of Pennsylvania
on Wednesday last.
Mrs. William Grier died at her home
near Lambs Road on Monday morning Of
internal cancer. Funeral services were held
on Wednesday.
Frank Dare has bought the former II. p.
Young property adjoining DR.. Phillips
residence on Pitman avenue for $500, and
will reside there.
The knights of the Golden Eagle attend
ed divine service in the M. P. Church on
Sunday morning, and heard an excellent
discourse by pastor Morton.
Rev. F. L. Jewett, pastor Of the Method
list Church, baptized class of ten on Sum
day morning, and also received a class OF
twenty-three into full membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Filler have re-
turned from their wedding tour. MI. Filler
has been given position in the main office
at Camden.
Allen Gardner has made arrangements for
the erection of house on the lot adjoining
his dwelling house now occupied by |. w.
Newkirk.
One of our ice dealers has on his wagon
TONER'S and his rival has one reading,
'snot in the trust, we sell to everybody"
Rev. Henry Haslam, D. D I, pastor Of the
Gethsemane Baptist Church, Philadelphia,
is spending his second season here Little
Freddie Muth. at whose recovery all re-
iolce, IS member of DIR. Haslam's Sunday
school,
The crowd here on Saturday and Sunday
was likeaed by some to camp meeting pro-
portions. Never haYe there been so many
people here in June and our merchants all
report business in excess of other years.
William StauIcup has given up the insur-
ance business, and has accepted position
with the railroad company as painter. y.
Richman will return here and take his
former duplicate. We hear he has rented
S. B. COTS property, the former Dare resi-
dence, on Pitman avenue.
We hear the Association has brought up
the old question of license again, and that a
fee Of thirty dollars is set on each and every
ice wagon. If there is an effort to enforce
it there will be some lively tits, as ice is a
real luxury this year, and the price is high
enough without having license fee added.
The Fourth Of July parade will be
headed by the Citizens Military Band OF
Glassboro, and the route will cover all the
principal avenues and streets both in and
out Of the enclosure. Patriotic services
will be held at Summit Park at P. NJ.
and ]. D. Kelly will, as usual, give grand
display of fireworks on his lawn at 80.
We have song books galore this year.
Hall, Mack & Co., are not the publishers Of
DR.. Gilmour's book this season, and book
Of their own, Songs Of Love Divine, . is
being used. The Doctors book, eThe Old
Story in Song, will be the camp meeting
book. and there are so many copies Of the
Torrey Alexander book here, and it IS SO
popular, that it is used in the song services
held in the church.