Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-20
PITMAN GROVE.

P. H. Graham moved to Westyille on
Monday.
S. P. Clark had another mystery box
sale Saturday evening
E. A. Griffith moved into his aew house
on Monday.
r. E. A. Robinson preached at Malaga
camp meeting Saturday afternoon.
Volunteer Fire Co. No. 2 cleared about
$500 from their block party last week.
Joseph Lodges old horse Dam died on
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Harris are visiting
their daughters at Roselle Park for two
weeks.
The gas gave out at noon Tuesday and
many housewife was left with half-cook-
ed meal.
Mrs Theodore Reed and her two assist
ants cleared $50 from the Tom Thumb
wedding. 1t will be repeated next Monday
evening.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Bell died Thursday and was buried at Ell
mer Saturday.
Less than two weeks OF school remains to
the children as school commences on the
31st
I J. D.Kelly and family returned on Tues
/ day after a stay OF several days near Wading
river. They journeyed to and from the
| place by auto.
Rev. E A. Robinson and F. L. Jewett, who
was in town, went to National Park We'd
nesday last to hear Bishop Luther B. Will
son.
! The first house on Pitman Heights is
completed and w. 7. B. Roberts and Son
have given a prize OF $500 to the owner.
Another house on the Nights is nearly fin
ished.
Mrs. Watson Michael, her daughter Mar
iorie and Sara Newkirk, gaYea porch party
at the Michael residence Saturday evening
and made $55 toward the purchase of a
piano for the primary room Of the NJ. E.
Sunday school
Mrs. George Creekmore, Mrs. David PAN
coast, Mrs. Hany Pancoast and children are
spending a week at Wildwood Their bus
bands joined them on Saturday.
District Superintendent j. G. Wilson, d.
D., of Philadelphia, attended the NJ E.
Church services Sunday and took part in
the exercises. Mrs. Wilson was also pres
ent and sang two beautiful solos.
Mrs. DR.. Charles Phillips d ed al her home
on Oak avenue, Wednesday evening after
long illness from consumption. Funeral
services were held in the Presbyterian
Church. Deerfeld, Saturday afternoon.
About the most interesting ball game Of
the season was played at the Athletics
grounds Tuesday afternoon between Fire
Co. No. and the Fire Patrol. The spec
tators were numerous and enthusiastic. No.
l whitewashed the Patrol to O.
Il The Tall Cedars picknicked and had cup
Hper at Alcyon Park Saturday. About dusk
Ia shelving wagon decorated with four tall
cedar trees, and drawn by four mules dry
en- tandem, was taken to the park and head
ed the parade which went through the
grove and up Broadway to K. G. E. hall
where secret session was held. Rhodes
Dayidson's goat was feature Of the parade.
|. Muenzenberger, the banana man, was
stubborn on Wednesday and refused to
move his wagon out OF the road at Alcyon
Lake. Marshall Kindle brought him before
Mayor MCGOWAN and after being fined $40
be concluded to no longer obstruct the
highway. He also had to pay SIS license fee
for two-horse coach be was running. 70
The Pitman Masonic Club, almost one
hundred strong, attended divine service in
the NJ. E. Church Sunday evening and were
delighted wish a splendid address by Pas
tor Robinson who is himself loyal mem
her of the fraternity. The church proved
too small for the occasion and while many
stood during she exercises, hundreds were
unable 10 gain Abundance.
CARNIVAL NOTES.
Special trains were run.