Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-09
PiTMAN GROVE.


Inew glass flower pot which was recently
patented By J s. Prickitt Of Camden. Mr..
and Mrs William Husebaok entertained on
lSunday Mr. Clarence Mogan Of Grenlock-
w. E. Peterson's new house is enclosed.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Lopez have return
ed to their summer house
/ Cooper Madara will work for Charles
Riley during the season.
Walter Schutte is building three story
Addison to his dwelling.
George Owen is painting his property oc-
cupied by Edward r. Smith.
Stanley Dilkes has been suffering from
appendicitis but is now better
I The turDpike company is QUITTING down
1.-THE hill in front Of Harry Pancoast's resi-
Rdence.
A. J. Mosley is enclosing his new house,
/ the third one be has built ID Pitmafl.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Disohert, Of Hart
ford, Conn, were calling on friends and re.
latives here Friday.
The casino was bought in at sheriff's sale
by Mrs. Loland who has So, 500 mortgage
on it.
Rev. A. E. Ballard is the only Lying
member Of the original stockholders Of the
Camp meeting association.
i Several Glassboro parties haYe bought lots
on the Suburban company's tract. T. G.
Allen has quite a number.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cloud are in Cincin-
atti attending the convention OF hardware
men.
r. S. Richman has sold his double house
on North Broadway to DR.. Gilbert, Of Phil
adelphia and Pitman, for $4,000. Mr..
Richman will build during the summer
The Delayau cottage on East avenue
North, has been sold TO Mr.. Rowatt, Of
Brooklyn, who is already here for the
season.
| William Filler has purchased Mrs. S. E.
Peterson's property on Railroad avenue
| fronting the station and has already been
offered large bonus.
| Harry whitehead has purchased Of 3. NJ.
Gardiner she property on Oak Crest avenue
for few years occupied by Mr.. Whitehead,
for $2050.
Harvey Snyder enjoys handling his new
auto, but he hardly gagged his speed cor
rectly the other day and went on nearly
through the rear OF his garage tearing of
weather boards, breaking lamps, 60.
Rey. D. B. Harris is very busy these days
attending to the interests Of the Methodist
Churches of the Camden district His work
took him to BlackWood and vicinity on
Sunday.
| Beside Mrs. f. T.. Jewett and Samuel
Thomas, delegates, Miss Ella Greenwood,
Mrs. Frank Harvey, Mrs. J.. P. Clark, Mrs.
l Do<, r sd xTos4
the Epworth League convention at Mill
vile on Thurday.
| The sight singing class Of the Pitman
studio Of music gave good entertainments
| in e. G. E. hall, Friday evening. Misses
Louella Hurff and Dora G.. Shute graduates
of the school, presided at the piano.
Rev. F. L. Jewett will preach at Ham
monitor on Sunday next for pastor Payran
who is very i'll. Rev. Mr.. Simpson, Of
MonroeYille, will occupy the pulpit Of the
local church Sunday morning and Rev. Mr..
Goff, OF Hurffville, in the evening.
L An expert from Paulsboro is blasting
letumps on the Suburban tract, and it is said
iaccomplishes as much in one day as one
Hundred men could. A large force of
men are laying cement walks a.. S. Clark
is furnishing the cement
Freebooter Handle has purchased the
plot OF ground opposite a. S. Clark's ware
house on which are located Benjamin
James livery stables and a. G. Deardof' IS
lumber sheds. Mr.. Handles two sons will
open lumber yard later in the season
when Mr.. James lease expires.
| Among the summer residents who are al
| ready an the ground are the following. FL !.