Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
PITM AN

George Owen is enlarging his dwell
ing on Summit avenue
Harmon DilKs had an orangeade
stand at the Mount Holly Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lodge were in
Allentown, Pa, last week and, OF
course, took in the fair.
Pusey Walton is the petit juror
from the borough for the October
term of court
w. L. Peterson is one of severa,
who are carrying a hand in sling
A carbuncle is causing his suffering
About fifteen ladies of the local w
G.. I. U. attended the county conyen
tion at Glassboro on Thursday.
Miss Sadie Peterson has been en-
Ioying quite a long vacation at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs William R. Savage
of Allentown, N. j., were oyer-Sunday
guests of Rev. E. A. Robinson anc
family.
The annual oyster supper and ba
zaar will be given by the Ladies' Aux
iliary of Fire Co. No. /, on October
IT,
James Adams caught a thumb in &
saw at Deardorff's lumber mill and in
jured it badly.
c. E. Henry, of Philadelphia and
Pitman, has given the contract for 3
new dwelling on Wildwood avenue
Suburban tract
Last week the Mount Holly Fail
was the attraction, and this weel
scores from the vicinity are attending
| the Trenton Fair.
Mocto,. p1,ic Eouylar xyac e,,,yx,,.;e. n
by a number of his schoolmates Wed
nesday evening, and all spent merry
time
Sixty-five of his parishioners from
| Chapel Heights and New Sharon, gave
Rev. E. A. Griffith a complete surprise
on Wednesday evening last A sun
of money was given him for the pur
chase of an easy chair
The click of hammers is heard or
the stone work of Dr. Carr's new
dwelling. The same party is doins
the stone work that built the banl
at Mullica HILL The doctors house
promises to be the handsomest in the
town
C. G. Justice and family leave fol
Florida on Saturday of this week
Miss tlla Hess will accompany then
and expects to remain all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tichener and two chill
dren, of Atlantic City, are guests al
Hotel Pitman. Mr.. Tiehener has pur
chased D. S. Pancoast's property or
Pitman Highlands and will soon take
possession
The following officers of the w. G
T. U. were reelected on Wednesday
last: President, Mrs Mary Simpson
vice president, Mrs. Stiles; recording
secretary, Mrs. Louisa Hopkins; cor
responding secretary, Miss Sallif
Zane; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Lord.
A new playground west of the ath
letic field is to be made for the chill
dren. A part will be set out in shade
trees. The Cottagers' Association
have contributed $50 toward it.
About sixty guests attended Z
house-warming at the pretty new
home of Mr. and Mrs. |. w. Newkirl
on Pitman avenue, Saturday evening
Their Pitman avenue friends clubbeG
together and gave them a very pretty
china closet
A large proportion of our citizens
witnessed the very ereditable parade
at Glassboro on Saturday. Our fire
men looked fine. The Patrol won frs
prize for equipment and the prettiest
float. No. / received first prize fol-
best appearance.
Harry Rulon and family moved II
Hotel Pitman on Tuesday and off
| cially take possession today, Thurs
day. Prospects are good for a sue
cessful year. Special rates will bt
given over Sunday guests during ths
winter
G. w. Carr has rented a big cottage
at Pierrepont near Avalon, for the
month of October. The party wen
down on Monday. Among them Wht
will enjoy part or all the month are
Mr.. Carr's mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bozarth, Miss Eva Luffberry
Mrs. Charles Dilks and DR.. H. H
Carr and family.
Mr.. Everett Hood and Miss Katie
Huseback, both of Mullica Hill. were
married at the residence of her uncle
William Huseback, on Broadway
A. Robinson. The ceremony was sol
emnized in the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Huseback and the widowed
mother of the bride.
Miss Edna Morgan, Of Hardingville, spent
over Sunday with Miss Edna Husebaek.
Mr.. Samuel Tomlin, wife, and daughter
Edna, Mr.. Albert Crane, Miss Edna Nor
gan and Mr.. Lewis Noble, Miss Edna Huse.
back, spent Sunday evening at the home Of
Mrs. William Huseback, on Broadway
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