Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-09-19
PlTMAN GROVE.

TIL WAN GnONE.
Miss Florence Green is clerking for S. p.
Clark
G. L. Gravatts new cement house on
Laurel avenue is enclosed.
Miss Katherine Mcneil has been enjoy
ing few days vacation.
Mr. Edward Young and wife, of Frank
linville, were guests Of Mr.. Thomas Hustled
and wife on Thursday.
j. G. Rulon has purchased the Creek
more property on Montgomery avenue, for
$500.
Frank Hurry is still quite poorly, he
was taken to the home of his daughter as
Newfeld on Monday.
Mr.. Frank Tussey and wife, Of Camden,
were entertained oyer Sunday by Mrs.
Laura Poole.
George Allen is now confined to his bed
with typhoid fever after fighting against it
for several weeks
William Fraser has moved into John
Birch's new house on Arbutus avenue
Miss Florence Habeker has entered
Pennington Seminary and will take spe-
cial course in music.
Fl. c. Opdyke, Of Philadelphia and Pit
man, has purchased one of She Pereiyal
cottages on West avenue.
! About one hundred from here partook OF
the Mantua harvest home dinner on
Thursday.
The Campbell property on Broadway is
to be enlarged and beautified in several
ways by Mrs. Campbell's brother, Thomp-
son I;an af yVoodhurv
Ii is claimed the proposed 126 room
hotel is a sure thing Fl. c. Atkinson says
be has the contract for the cement foun-
dalton.
Allen Gardiner will build two nice
houses on Simpson avenue this fall. Con-
tractor Anderson will do the work.
Mr.. P. a. Walton and wife and Miss
Ethel Ford spent last week at Wildwood.
G. W. Carr gave picnic and dinner
yesterday TO all his help and their families.
w. D. Madara, of Elmer, has opened a
harness shop on Holly avenue, in the store
recently occupied by George Wilbur.
Rev. d. B. Harris and wife were as
Gettysburg last week attending the annual
gathering OF the Union Veterans Legion.
Mr.. Russell Treat and wife are at the
Delaware Water Gap for few days, and
DR.. Howard Clark and wife and Miss
Hattie Dilks leave to-day for the same
resort.
Quite number of Pitman avenue and
and Broadway residents have had cement
walks run from the new cement sidewalks
to their residences.
Two of the surviving members of Co. A.
3rd Regt. N. ]. Vols, Joseph Orr and
Richard Taylor Of this place, were guests
of their former comrade in arms, Super
intendent Jaggard of the Camden County
Almshouse on Saturday. The members Of
the original company are getting pathet-
ically few, but it was day of pleasure to
those present. Mr.. Taylor reports besides
those already mentioned as being present
comrades F. B. Ridgway, Andrews Ridg-
way, Charles V. Abbott, Thomas French,
Charles Alexander, and Captain William
Snowden, of Virginia. Comrades Frank
Cole Of Co. B, 3rd regiment and David
Borton, of Co. F. 18th regiment, were also
present.
The question of surface sewerage has be-
come serious one. AS is is now the
underground pipes on North avenue have
TO carry the water from the greater part of
the town and they are inadequate. Much
of the water from the suburban tract is now
carried under the railroad and adds to the
Yolumn. During recent heavy showers the
grove has been flooded and much larger
pipes will have to be laid. The association
is willing to allow the laying of three
foot main on North avenue at lower level
than the present one, and their offer will
save great expense to the borough. As it
is the practical solving Of the problem will
cost more than 81, 900.