Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-02
piTMAN GROVE.

Liveryman Carr has two new buckboards,
one with four seats the other three.
Madam vanEfelden gave an exhibition Of
paintings on Tuesday and Wednesday
DIR. and Mrs II Il. Gilmour opened
their cottage for the season last week
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack adams, Of Phiiadei-
phia, are guests Of the Bowkers for q few
weeks.
The fire patrol gave an exhibition drill
in the grove on Tuesday evening
Mrs. James Riley was in Atlantic City
over Sunday.
Frank Creekmore has been quite suf-
ferer from cinder in one eye.
G. G. Justice and family have been
listening to the awild waves'' at Atlantic
City.
Lorenzo johnson and family haYe re-
turned from pleasant outing at Atlantic
City.
A part OF s. P. Clark's summer exhibit
is very pretty fountain.
a. j. MosleY has the cellar dug for new
house adjoining his residence.
\ A little baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Nicholson on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allkire are enter
tanning party Of six from Washington,
D. C.
Harry Keim, Of Philadelphia. a cutter in
one Of the Rittenhouse stores, is assisting J ;.
G. Rulon this week.
Former Coroner Dugan, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Dugan, are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kruger on West
avenue.
Eugene Doughty is confined to his bed,
the result Of four hemorraghes within the
past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Thompson arrived
from their western tour on Friday evening,
and were warmly welcomed by their many
friends
Mr. and Mrs Hermann Hurf are with rs
again, and have rented cottage on Hazel
avenue for few weeks.
Louis Albright, editor of the Wood
bury Constitution, and his wife and daugh
ter, are boarding with Mrs. Woodruff, on
Pitman avenue.
Jonathan Stanger's new residence on
Simpson avenue, is enclosed. Mr.. Stang
er's family resided in Glassboro, but for
several years has lived in Cincinnati.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper was
observed in the Methodist Church Sunday
morning, and two hundred and fifty-tive
persons partook of the elements.
Rev. N. J. Wright, Presiding Elder of
she Bridgeton district, will preach the
opening sermon of the camp meeting proper
to-morrow FRIDAY morning.
The many Pitman friends of Rey. E. E.
Hewitt are sorry to hear that death has
entered his home, and his beloved COM
panion is taken from him.
Mrs. Deborah Ward, of Woodbury., has
purchased a building site on the Pancoast
tract, and we hear has given out the con-
tract for new residence.
Mrs. Spear, mother Of Mrs. F. L. Jewett.
is dying of old age, FASTENED by an abscess)
and is expected to survive but few hours.
The Pitman Masonic Club gave smoker
in K. G. E. Hall on Wednesday evening of
last week, and the members Of the Mantua
aud Glassboro fraternities were their invited
guests.
Harry Stranger is critically ill with ty-
phoid fever. His residence is in such
nosy place that he was taken on Tuesday to
the home OF his father in Glassboro. HIS
son Charlie, who was seYerly burned on the
Fourth of July, is just beginning to get
around, but wears numerous bandages.
Mrs. Adelia Escher and daughter jose
phine, of Philadelphia, are boarding with
Mrs Park on Broadway. Miss Escher has
position under the Philadelphia Board OF
Education.
John Norbeck, an aged and blind Phila-
delphian, who has resided here for few
years, died last week, and his remains were
taken TO Philadelphia for interment on Sat-
urday.
Walter A. Rulon, acknowledgements, has
opened an Office at the residence Of his
father, J. C. Rulon, for the month Of Aug.
Mr. Rulon, in less than a year, has been
located at 1880 Baltimore avenue, Phila-
delphia, and has been unusually successful.
Charles Nicholson and family moved into
their new house on Friday, and a goodly'
number Of friends gave them genuine
honsewarning in she evening. The Citi-
zens Military Band, of Glassboro, of which
Mr.. Nicholson is member, were present
and rendered some excellent music.