Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
PlTMAN GROVE.

simmer residents.
John E. Scott is Frightening his resi-
dence with coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. /. Dunlap are here for
the the season.
Lorenzo Johnson's residence has been
under the painters brush.
Harry MacBurney and family are among
the early summer arrivals.
Samuel Pfeiffer is clerking for 5. F.
Clark
The walks along the MCGOWAN properties
on North Broadway have been put to
grade.
Pitman National Bank has cleared over
two and one-half per cent. IN the hrst four
months of its existence.
Master Willie Poole entertained the
members of his home Camden) Sunday
school class Saturday afternoon.
Harry Pancoast has the cellar dug for a
new house to be built corner Of Kenton and
Oakland avenues.
Harry Atkinson, the mason, has purchas-
ed a $500 cement block machine and ex-
poets to turn out an extra quality OF work.
The street and highway committee is
grading Mount Vernon avenue. Ever
green avenue was put in good shape last
week.
E. G. Champion has ground broken for
a new house at GrandYiew and Oak Crest
avenue.
C. G. Justice has sold a number of lots
on his Honey brook tract. Frank, Dave and
George Green are hustling for him.
Joseph Jackson and family are again at
Alcyon Park ready to care for the patrons
Of that popular resort.
Mr.. DIR. Gilbert purchased three cottages
in the grove on Saturday.
A few gas lights have been put in the M.
E. Church. Louis Hates has given hand
some electric lamp for the church organ.
Harry Carroll, who has been employed
at the GIassboro rink, viii have charge OF
the new rink at Aleyon Park.
The new McClelland residence on North
Broadway has been sold to Charles Ed
wards, of Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs John Griesinger will spend
the summer here and superintend the
erection Of their new residence on Oak
avenue.
Charles Nicholson has the cellar dug for
his new residence on Grafton avenue. He
also has the foundation up for d bungalow
on the same avenue.
Rev. F. Z, Jewett represented his lodge
of Odd Fellows at Reading last week. Mr.
Jewett has been honored for years by being
made representative.
Rev. Frank Hoose and his sister, Mrs.
Weist, of Philadelphia, attended the Thurs
day evening meeting in the M. E. Church
last week and pleased all by their excellent
singing. Mr.. Hoose made the address OF
the evening, they were entertained by Rev.
and Mrs. E. A. Griffith.
Mrs. Mary Northrop, of Vineland, at
tended the session of the W. FL. M. S. of
the M. E. Church Thursday afternoon and
gave delightful account of her trip
South, and of her visits to the various
homes and schools under the care of the
society.
After months of silence the fire bell was
rung Sunday afternoon. It was the old
story of an oil heater getting beyond
bounds 1t happened at the former
Fletcher Carter property now owned by
Mrs Chew Little damage was done other
than injury to new paper.
A number of ladies looking at distance
as though each one had on flaming red
has attracted attention Thursday afternoon,
but they turned out to be the members OF
the Holly sewing circle with big red bows
in their hair. They had heard their friends
and husbands were coming down wearing
flowing red ties and they bad planned
counter surprise.
We did not do entire justice to Miss
Anna McClelland last week when we spoke
of her graduation from the South Broadway
Conservatory of Music. She modestly al
lowed us to gather from other sources that
she was the only graduate in theory and
composition and ranked second in the nor
NAL and training course for teachers.
The work .'oak' seems TO be fayorite
one in the naming of our streets. Oak ave.
was so named by the Association, Oakland
avenue is on bhe Pancoast tract, Oak Crest
avenue is on the Suburban tract, and Oak
street is narrow passage between Myrtle
and Evergreen avenues.
q. G.. Justice has purchased the lot
corner Pitman and Railroad avenues. This
is the ground we mentioned week or so
ago as showing such remarkable Advance
in values. Mr.. Justice is safe man to
have this prominent position as any build
ings he may put upon it would be credit