Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-08
PITMAN.


his residence, using slate.
Rev. C. B. Dubell will preach one
of the sermons at the camp meeting.
Rev. 3. A. Robinson was in Tren-
ton yesterday "wednesday
Mr.. andMrs. David Burning, of
Phila., visited relatives here over the
Fourth.
Miss Rosa Mood will permanently
reside with her mother and sister.
Miss Carrie Stout, of Bridgeton, was
an over Sunday guest of Miss Ella
Greenwood.
,DeMar, the noted cartoonist of the
Philadelphia Record, is summering on
the Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Green, of Cam
den, are spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Thompson, of
Camden, are occupying their summer
, home on Fourth avenue.
The Lilac Sporting Club, of CAM
den came to Alcyon Park Monday in
two large sight seeing automobiles.
Elmer Downs and bride received an
old-fashioned serenade Saturday night
John Broadwater has built large
garage at the rear of his residence on
Pitman avenue.
P. S. Scott was in New York and
Boston on a business trip tn e latter
part of last week.
Three hundred and sixty-three per-
sons partook OF the communion in the
NJ. E. Church Sunday morning.
The year old son of Joshua Simp-
kins was buried at Manahath cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
One restaurant sold eight hundred
quarts of a celebrated make of ice
cream ON Sunday and Monday.
Lorenzo Sayre and family are on
from Morganville, w. Va, and are
spending few days with his mother,
Mrs. Louisa Sayre.
Rev. D. B. Harris was seventy years
old on Wednesday last and the family
met together to celebrate the event.
Lawrence Brown and family have
returned from Sheffield, Pa, and will
spend two months with Mrs. Brown S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Conover.
Rev. j. G. Wilson, one of, the dis
trict superintendent of the Philadel-
phia NJ E. conference, delivered a
profound discourse in the NJ r..
Church Sunday evening.
Prof j. Lincoln Hall and brother
delighted the mems meeting, also the
evening congregation in the NJ. E.
Church Sunday by singing several
beautifully rendered gospel songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Hates dined
at Peachblow cottage, Redwood, on
Monday with their son, John Kates,
Esq, and family, who are boarding
with Mrs. Jenkins.
Sixteen persons joined the M. E.
Church Sunday morning by letter.
They came from Hurffville, Millyille,
Camden, Bridgeton, Hackensack and
Mt. Airy, N. G.
The Masonic club met at the Casino
Tuesday evening and the ladies were
their guests. John Missey assisted
in the entertainment by using Pictor
anexetophone.
The fine Philadelphia coach, the
Pennsylvania, drawn by four horses
brought a pleasure party to Alcyon
Park on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Springer start
ed on Tuesday on trip to the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition, and will
later tour California and return home
through Colorado. They will be gone
about two months.
The delightful weather on Monday
drew a large number of people to the
ever popular Alcyon Park, and the re-
sort enjoyed a big day.
Misses Julia and Sevena Moore,
daughters of Congressman ]. Hamp-
ton Moore, will spend the month of
July with their aunt, Mrs. W. C. K.
Walls
Baker Hoffnagle was SO hard press :
ed to supply the local demand and
that of Alcyon Park that he and his
assistant worked practically all of
the time from Friday evening to Mon
day morning.
DIR. Herbert A. Stoughton, of Phila.,
were married at the home of the bride
on Wednesday evening last by Rev. E.
A. Robinson.
Many a Fourth of July dinner came
to naught on Monday when the gas,
after flowing fitfullyS for hours, stop
ped entirely at II a. M, and did not
come on until some time in the af-
ternOOn.
Another baptism took place at AL
cyon lake Sunday morning the two
candidates being adult ladies. Rev.
Mr.. Blaser is meeting with great sue
cess ana the cnurcn is growing rap
idly.
Owing to various reasons summer
residents have been late in coming
this year, but there was a great in
fux of people last week. In fact, the
number of people here over Indepen-
dence Day was never greater than this
year.
Hon. Clarence D. Antrim, a member
of Select Council, Phila., will address
the mems meeting next Sunday after
noons Mr.. Antrim is one of that "com
mittee of 15'' who are working for the
restoration of the for quarter tick
cts. He is the head of the Antrim
Lecture Bureau.
Mr.. Frank Pearson, of Hurffville,
and Miss Helen Moss, daughter of
Albert Moss, were married at the Moss
residence, Evergreen avenue, Satur-
day evening. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. Mr. Bartlett, pastor of