Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
PITmAN.

! Hotel Pitman has splendid menu
prepared for Thanksgiving dinner.
1 Walter Hitchner and AL Williams
went to Elmer cunning on Monday.
| G. w. Sickler. borough assessor has
been taking a trip through the west.
Capt. J. G. Powell and sons, JOS. and
john, We're cunning at Cape May Mon
day
The cellar is dug for d new dwell.
ing on Woodlynne avenue for Levi
Hand
Mrs. Herman Lord has gone to a
Philadelphia hospital for months
stay
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rulon were guests
OF 3. I. Leap and family, Of Glass
boro, on Sunday.
Rev, D. B. Harris preached at First
Church. Melville, Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Riley, Of Philadel-
phia, have been spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs James
Riley.
Manager Buys is making great i'm.
provements to the electric light plant,
including cement floors and duplicate
machinery.
Miss Irene Riley, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Pitman, OF Camden, were
guests of MISS Bessie Lefevre on Sun
day. as
cashier Crosse is taking a two
weeks vacation, and bookkeeper Har
| leigh Clark is acting as cashier and
has an assistant.
The stone masons have completed
the four walls of DR.. Cars new resi-
dence. All cutters and other places
where tin is ordinarily used will be
finished in copper making the building,
very durable.
The Sterling Uncle Toms Cabin
troupe gave the play in K G. E. hall
Saturday evening, but the storm made
the attendance small
Francis Hess has secured a six
months leave of absence and he and
his wife will leave in few days for
Lindsay, Cal, where it is hoped her
health will improve.
Miss Alice Brandes finishe:! eighth
in the North American opera contest
and viii have the pleasure of attending
a number of entertainments at the
! Hammerstein Opera House.
An invitation was given Mayor Nc
Cowan and the Borough Council to at
tend the opening OF the Crown Point
road by Jos. t. Sickler on behalf of
| the New Jersey Imperial Road Com
Ipany.
The revival in the NJ E. Church has
been well attended and number con-
Vertad Rev. S. B. Golf, Jr., of the
Philadelphia conference preached Mon
day and Tuesday evening of this week,
and Mrs. Golf, who is gifted vocalist,
sang two beautiful selections.
Sportsmen say that game of all
kinds is very scarce, but a few gun
ners did quite we'll The Downs par
T ty of five got thirteen rabbits, |. d.
squirrels, four rabbits and one quail,
and Dr. Slaughter had strenuous day
bagging five rabbits, seven quail and
four woodcock.
Miss Mary Simmerman, for about a
year a resident of the town, was mar
T ied at the residence of her brother,
DR.. George Simmerman. of Glenside.
Thursday evening TO Mr.. Alfred F..
Latcham, of Montezuma, Iowa, and
| left Immediately for her new home n
the west Rev. ]. r. Thompson, OF
Haddonfeld, was the officiating clergy
men. Mrs. Latcham taught school at
Glassboro for many years, but since
giving up teaching has been interested
in Pitman real estate
Capt. j. Jensen of the fruit steamer
Admiral Schley, will be in port at New
York within few days. At that time
a handsome silver pitcher will be
presented to him by John and Jos. c..
Powell, Jr., of this place. The pitch
er is inscribed as follows: Presented
to Capt ]. Jensen by John and Jos. c.
Powell, Jr., in appreciation of aid rend
cred their father, Capt Jos. C. Powell
on Saturday, October 81, 1905" Capt
Powell undaunted by the los sof his
schooner by fire and his own imme-
date danger on that date, has invest
ed in another schooner and will sail
from New York in about a week. As
the captain has made a contract to
carry goods to and from New York,
the family will move to New York or
vicinity about December first.