Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02

nerville ON Thursday.
Fletcher Carter is doing an excellent
job Of grading on his summit avenue
grounds
DR. Gilbert has bought several
building lots on Holly avenue.
DR. H Fl. Carr is having the trees
cut down on his Broadway lots.
Joseph Carr started west on Satur-
/ day for another carload of horses.
| E. A. Griffith has ground staked off
for a new dwelling on McClelland
avenue.
! H. G. Garrison has newly rooted and
l.painted his residence on Broadway.
Handle Bros. are laying in a big
stock of hardware in their new store
Master Harry Rulon has been car
rying a big load of German measles
for a week past.
Agent MCGOWAN has sold cottage No,
81 Wesley avenue to DR.. Oscar L.
Grumbrecht, of Camden
Harry Y. Chew arrived here from
California on Saturday morning.
II Carr Bros. have built a big veranda
Eon the lake side Of the skating rink g
! Abram Tombleson, formerly Of Rich
wood, is residing on First avenue.
The Bowker residence on Highland
Terrace is under the painters brush
Edward and Frank Miller are build
| ing an addition to their South Broad
way double dwelling.
Miss Mary Harris has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Marcie Harris, OF
| Roxborough.
! Marmaduke Bowker and family
moved down for the season yesterday,
Wednesday,
Mrs. Harry Stanger has taken the
place of Miss Mamie Tuohy in Foeer
and Sons store.
After a year Of work on big boat.
Fred Dennet had it hauled to Mantua
creek last week.
Mrs John Adams is making extern
sive Improvements to her Pitman ave
nue. property, the former H. P. Young
residence.
+ 1t is runored that a force of fifty
bmen will be set to work on Brent
wood Inn and hurry it to completionO
Clarence Owen has moved from
Wood-Lynne to his parents residence
here. He viii probably build on the
Pancoast tract
We hear that Mrs. S. j. Carly has
sold her Collingswood property and
will return to Pitman
Dr. Gilbert is laying cement re
tanning wall along the West Jersey
avenue. front of his property.
DR.. Rufus Reed is building cot
tage on Webb avenue on the site of
the croquet court.
w. A. Lacy is having the cement
blocks for the foundation of William
Madara's house made on the grounds
by Glassboro parties.
Thomas Fleming has purchased the
Holly avenue lot adjoining his resi-
dence.
Pitman Fire Co No / in K. G. E.
hall next Saturday evening.
Dir. Bradley has purchased the lot
adjoining his residence and is putting
up barn, beside laying out the
grounds in fine shape.
Gibbons Lloyd has sold his Pitman
avenue property to one of the BROTH
ers, Stone, who have resided here for
several summers
Frank Lore of Trenton, is erecting
a residence for himself on the Subur-
ban tract He expects to build several
other houses for sale.
G. G. Justice will continue the CON
struction of cement walks and curbs
on the Glen Lake tract. Contractor
Pine. Of Woodbury., will do the work
w. S. Dilks has rented Joseph
Sharp's fine residence on Holly ave-
nue.. Mr. Sharp will retain a few
rooms for his private use and viii
board with Mr.. Dilks.
Borough Engineer Carter has been
setting stakes on Holly avenue for
the guidance of Pomelear Bros, who
will commence laying cement walks
within few days.
John Dilks opens his drug store at
Glassboro this week. His many Pit
man friends wish him success. Har-.
mon Dilks has a druggist assisting
him.
Conductor Alfred Sparks moved from
Camden to Pitman on Thursday. Mrs.
Sparks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch, former residents of the town,
are residing with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Justice have
issued invitations to the wedding re-
ception of their daughter. Dele and
Seymour Thomas Percival for Satur-
day evening next.
George Creekmore moved into his
new dwelling yesterday, Wednesday,
Rhodes Davidson has rented the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Creekmore.
Joseph Carr moved from the Asso-
citation farm to Summit avenue on
Wednesday last superintendent
Schoch will live in the house vacated
by Mn Carr until his new house is
built
BY order of the post office authori-
lties at Washington, Pitman Grove is
sno more so far as postal matters are
concerned and plain Pitman takes its
splace. Pitman has so far outgrown
1.-THE grove that this is but a fitting
recognition.
Miss Margaret Sickler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdsall Sickler, died af-
ter a long fight against the inroads of
tuberculosis on Wednesday morning
last. She was buried at her former
home, Williamstown on Saturday.
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