Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-20
PITMAN GROVE.

ing at Shiloh, Cumberland County.
John Barrett has brand-new business
wagon.
Mrs. J. c. Rulon spent Tuesday in At
lantie City with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Camp
bell
Editor George E. Fry of the Camden
Courier is again summering on Broadway.
Mrs Martha Allen and Miss Katherine
Stoltz are visiting Swedesboro friends.
Joseph Lodges goods are now taken out
in a spick-and-span new delivery wagon,
The ladies of the w. Fl. M. s. cleared
$50 from lunch given on Wednesday
o. w. Downs is doing rushing plumb
ing business and is putting up pig two
story shop.
The ladies of the Golden Eagle will hold
strawberry festival on Saturday evening,
next.
The Boys Brigade attended Me. Church
Sunday morning in body.
Miss Ella Hess has graduated from she
Spring Garden Institute with high honers.
The little son of Gibbons Lloyd received
a severe kick in the bead from Mr.. Lloyds
horse on Monday morning.
Harry Devaul. accompanied by friend,
cycled from his home near Egg Harhor 20
Pitman Sunday morning.
David Downs, Samuel Kotler and J. L.
Kuhn haYe their sidewalks put to grade.
a ladies auxiliary to Pitman Fire Com
pany Mol was organized at the FIRE house
Monday evening.
Charles Poole has returned from Lehigh
University and is surveying. for c. G. JUS
tice at Glen Lake.
The street and highway committee have
finished grading Summit avenue But
few years more at the rate and we can
boast of fine streets.
Oren Horner and family, Of Philadelphia,
are located at Westley and Chestnut avenues
Mr.. Horner is son of William Horner OF
Mullica Hill.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Huber and daught-
er Hazel, of Philadelphia, spent the latter
part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rulson.
Mrs. Anthony Straub accompanied Mr..
Straub on his route through Eastern Penn
sylvania last week.
A coachload of local knights of the Gold
en- Eagle went to Manahath, Redwood and
Zion cemeteries Sunday afternoon and dec
GRATED the graves of deceased members.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gresinger have moved
their goods here and hope to have their
new residence furnished by October first.
A jolly party Of Broadway NJ. E. Church
people headed by Rev. Geo. Fl. Neal spent
a delightful time with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hates, Esq, Friday afternoon and even
ing.
The Association has been removing the
trees along the walk around the park at
the station to be ia readiness for concrete
payements.
Like Ocean Grove, Pitman Grove is a
popular place with Methodist Ministers
and number either have located here or
expect to- Rey. J. w. Marshal and wife Of
MilIville have been here looking up a loca-
tion.
The local knights and ladies Of the Gold
en- Eagle attended divine service in the NJ
P. Church Sunday morning and were treat
ed to an excellent address by pastor Tush-
ingham.
George Green has purchased the former
w. d. Carter property on Summit avenue
nearly opposite the stand pipe and has
moved there Mr.. Green has been very i'll
but is now better.
A w. G. T. U. parlor meeting was held
at the hospitable home of Rev. and Mrs.
Arthur Downer, Friday evening. Mrs.
Swartz of Wenonah, was present and read
an excellen5 paper on the Constitution Of
the State.
East Holly avenue is being put in fine
o1,.,,, DoHarko nd CoY, oro r,ioaif,u oop-
crete pavements along their tract, and the
money has been subscribed to put the rest
of the avenue in condition for acceptance
by the borough.
Upon his own request and to be without
handicap, policeman Richmond Of the grove
asked Council to make him borough
Marshal without pay. This was done and
his authority can now extends beyond the
grove.
Jonathan Kindle is one of the busiest
men in town. He has the oversight Of the
grading on both the Suburban and Roberts
tracts. Besides this he has little gold
mine in the shape Of vast amount of first
class sand suitable for plastering and &C.
ment work. He has contract with Roberts
and Son for 1000 loads OF sand for concrete
pavement.
One Of the hustling places in town is the
Roberts tract. Engineer Carter has the
streets nearly surveyed, and they are being
graded. Mr. Matthews, a summer resident,
has bought the farm house and several
acres of gr0und. He expects to remodel it
and make it delightful suburban home.
Benjamin James purchased horse Sat-
urday night and it had a fit while he was
bringing it home He hired it out Sunday
afternoon, and before it was we'll out of the
town, it fell in another fit and died. Mr..
James went to Woodbury. early Monday
morning and stopped payment on the check
he had given The former owner states
that tbe horse meyer had fit while in his
possession.
The wife Of ReY. Ezra Somers died Fri
day morning after years of suffering with
asthma, finally ending in consumption and
death. Her case has been a sad one, and
for nearly year Mr.. Somers has devoted
all his time TO her care. He has been a