Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
plTMAN GROVE.

in the line Of weather.
w. w. Wood and family have returned
to town.
A baby boy is welcome new conner in
the home Of /. w. Newkirk.
Charles Madara is quite i'll with heart
trouble.
Joseph Carr had another good horse sale
on Thursday.
Earnest Mosley, Of Camden, spent Sun
dav with his grandfather, A. J. Mosley.
James Williamson entertained his parents
and sister, Of Redwood, on Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Rufus Reed, of Camden,
we're over Sunday guests Of II. G Williams
and daughter.
Mrs. Theodore Shute and grandson, Of
Wildwood, spent Sunday and Monday with
/. D. Haines and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carton is spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs Harry
Roedell, Of Camden.
Miss Lou Owen, of Woodbury., enjoyed
Wednesday with Miss Minnie Mosley.
w. D. Carter has sold the property he
recently purchased OF John J. Hood.
Marmaduke Bowker and family have
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the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fleming are glad
to be again in Pitman after a few months
spent in Camden.
Frederick Heiserman, OF Pitman and
Philadelphia, has purchased Rev. Mr..
Goorley's cottage on Webb avenue.
David Applebee has purchased Of Will
| lam Schofield the farm on which he Apple
bee) has resided for number Of years.
The HARDWOOD bungalow on Pitman Grove
Terrace is rapidly taking shape.
Mrs. Harriet Jessup has had her grounds
graded and cement walks laid.
Fletcher Carter, has sold bis property on
Summit avenue to Mrs Chew, of Cam
den. and will build on the adjoining lot.
John Napier is grading the rear Of bis
grounds, will build barn, and enjoy the
luxury of adriying horse.
Charles L. Lafferty, of Camden, is remod-
cling his cottage on Mt. Vernon ave.
Jacob Kuhn started for the West again
on Saturday evening for another load OF
horses. William Duncan accompanied
| him.
Michael Casey has accepted position in
Camden and will make his home with his
sister who resides in that city.
Jonathan Simkins is lowering his side
walk to the new grade on Mount Vernon
avenue and will have fine terrace.
Nathan Richmond, Of Bridgeton, one Of
the grove policemen during the season, has
moved into his Fourth avenue cottage
| The Gas Company is rushing the work Of
laying mains in the grove. The day of the
Ngasoline stove is nearly oyer to the safety
Fof property.
Miss Daisy Goodwin was sweet sixteen"
on Friday and large number of her young
friends spent delightful time with her In
the evening.
John Broadwater has the cellar dug for
his new residence and the wall is up for
the barn which will match the house. Mr..
Broadwater will hold the ribbons over his
own horse now that he expects to become
an all-year-round resident.
Camp Meeting commences week earlier
this year, beginning "wednesday, July "a
land closing Monday, August 5. This
Emakes the session of the camp two days
fshorter than heretofore, and it will be
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