Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-28
PiTMAN GROVE.


or no improvement.
| Walter Schuttle has been critically i'll.
! Edward Bunning moved to Glassboro
yesterday
| Mrs. Silver, OF Phila., is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Hess.
Mrs. John Cowan has been entertaining
her mother, Of Bridgeton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraser spent part
Of last week with his brother who has q
store at Tuckerton,
j Miss Mary Rudderow, Of Blaekwood, is
spending the week with Mrs. J. G. Rulon.
The Knights and Ladies Of the Golden
Eagle will attend divine service in the M.
E. Church next Sunday morning.
S. B. Golf has the former Dare property
on blocks ready to be moved to a nearby
! LOT.
Miss EYa Luffberrv will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. George Creekmore
during the summer.
Mrs. S. p Clark entertained her father,
Mr.. Pierce, Of Bennett, Cape May county,
over Sunday.
Mrs Ida Appel left on Monday morning
for the State OF Washington, where she will
make her future home.
Joseph Repp, Of Camden, has purchased
four lots on Pitman Grove Terrace the
/ Suburban CompaDy's tract.
We are sorry to hear that Miss Dee JUS
! tice, who is in Florida with her parents,
has had to undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis
The Usher's Union surprised the Rev. F.
! fov ~ on, Afnudou
The young people and the dominic and
family are great friends.
The Epworth League service Sunday
evening was unique and pleasing. A male
choir Of about twenty voices furnished the
music and none but men and boys took
part in the service. Even the pianist was
a man.
A flock Of nearly fifty wild geese few
Foyer the town in an easterlY direction Mon
Ebay morning and were SO low they seemed
within rifle range. ~
The Rev. D. B. Harris will take charge
Of the work Of the Rev: DR.. Moore, Pre-
siding Elder Of the Camden district for
about three months while DR.. Moore tries
| to recuperate in the mountains OF North
| Carolina.
w. +. Peterson is enlarging his printing
and Office building. Miss Julia Elton will
open her photograph gallery in the third
story as soon as it it completed.
/ Harvey Snyder has secured three or four
desirable sites on she boulevard and will
build cottages on them this spring. It is
said there is NOS desirable building site
within the limits Of the grove that is not
taken.
The entertainments given by the social
| department. of the Epworth League on Sat-
urday evening was the best ever given in
the town. Il will be repeated on Saturday
evenings April 9th.
Contractor Nicholson has three houses to
build, one for Thomas HARDWOOD, on the
new Suburban tract, one for John Broad
water, on Pitman Ave-, and one for Rich
ard Thompson, on Holly Aye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Jr., and
! two children arrived from California Sun
day afternoon after nearly year spent in
that State. He says things are booming in
/ that section and that r. M Shoemaker has
already profted by it and is in way to
profit still more by good investments in
real estate. Mr.. Shoemaker has many
friends here and in other parts Of the county
/ who are glad that he is making good in
/ California. Mrs. Murphy did not greatly
enjoy her stay there, but Mr.. Murphy says
he liked the climate first rate until lately
when the fog became SO thick at times that
ones feet made holes in it,
The Red Men owned the town Wednes-
day evening of last week, when the new
local society, Itaska Tribe No. 255, was in
stituted. Fifty-nine men were received as
charter members, and several more who did
not get their cards from other lodges in
time will be received later. The initiatory
work was done by the team of the Leni Lee
nape Tribe, 9Th and Pine streets, Camden,
and was given entirely from memory. The
! State officers complimented the team for
| their splendid work. The following State
officers were present and instituted she
| tribe Great Sachem, - jackson; Great
Chief Of Records, D. NJ. Stevens; Great
Prophet, Thompson, and Past Great
Sachems, Joseph Nowery, Walter Stiles
and II. F. Stetser. Each made short adj
dress Candidate Sherman Stiles had never
been initiated into secret order and was
chosen the victim in this case; but we hear
Sherman was a match for any and all in
itiabion braves, and came out with a few
feathers of his own. T. A. Goodwin, on
/ behalf OF Mrs. Joseph Orr, presented to
Great Chief Of records Stevens a big pump
kin pie about fourteen inches IN diameter,
which had been baked in plate over one
| hundred years old. About one hundred
and fifty visiting braves were present The
weekly sleep Of the tribe takes place on
Wednesday evenings.
| AS the regular meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Fourth Street National Band of
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