Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-05-13
pIT],MAN.

MISS I1dttl6 hluulc - hcepAHS u0OAS
for Vernon Clark.
Frank L. Waters is at Columbus.
Ohio, on business trip.
The gas company are laying mains
at Glen Lake.
The Round Table club met with
Miss Julia Elton Tuesday evening.
Chris. Pomelear has moved into his
new home on Wildwood avenue.
Rev. Harry Springer and family
are here watching the erection of
their new home.
George Gantz has bought the Lee
fevre lot and buildings situated be-
tween Crosses store and the Baptist
Church
Mrs. Wanda Rogers Ewing sang a
well-rendered selection in the M. E.
Church Sunday evening.
Pitman National Bank now issues
travellers checks. The bank stock
is now worth $132.
Principal Davis has rented his resi-
dence to William Parent for the sum
mer
The first regular song service Of
the season was held before the NJ
e. Church service Sunday evening.
Mr.. Schneider, of Camden, has
built himself a very pretty home on
Grandview avenue and moved in last
week.
The teachers and pupils of the pub
lie school held entertainments in
their various rooms Friday and then
had general picnic at Alcyon Park
Harvey Snyder's new residence,
corner Broadway and the Glen Lake
Boulevard, is completed and is a
beautiful structure with especially
pretty interior finish. 1t cost about
So 900.
The Church Aid society gave a
measuring social in the temple Thurs
day evening and cleared about $28.
The entertainment was all by home
talent and was a very good one. The
Pitman orchestra rendered several
selections.
While bringing a moving from
Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon one
of ]. l.. KLhn's men got out to adj
just the harness and was kicked by
a horse, sustaining a broken leg. Geo.
Young kindly escorted the man to
Cooper hospital.
Miss Bessie Lefevre dressed as
Martha Washington. took the prize
for best dressed lady at the carnival
at Alcyon Park Wednesday evening,
and Miss Anna Wallen, also of Pit
man, won the prize for comic dress.
Frank Lefevre and Charles Terrell
were the chief speakers at the mems
meeting Sunday afternoon. Adam
Geibel, the noted blind musician will
be present at one of the meetings a
Sunday in June.
The local G.. A. R. men and others
attended services at the Hurffville NJ.
3. Church Sunday morning. The
veterans and members of Grebel
Council Jr %. U. A. M. and Washing
to Camp P. o. S. of A. will attend
church in the local M. E. Church next
Sunday morning.
Walter Woods horse ran away on
Wednesday and threw him and Fisher
Ayres out. Mr.. Wood was cut in the
face and both men were bruised. The
horse was quite badly injured, being
cut in several places.
About twenty members of the To-
cal Baptist Church went to the 50th
St. Baptist Church Wednesday even
ing to witness the ordination of their
pastor, Rev. Frederick Blaser. Mr..
Blaser is a good pulpit orator and he
comes to the local church with the
highest recommendations.
The dedication OF our fine new
school house will be held Saturday
afternoon next at 3 p. IN. Rev. D.
B. Harris will be the orator. The
school trustees, council, fire COM
panies, Grebel Council and Washing
ton Camp will form at K. G. E. Hall
and march to the school house via
Broadway and Pitman avenue.