Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-02
PITMAN.

D.. -. Johnson ana Iamlly go TO
Florida this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming are
boarding at Hotel Pitman.
The Merry -go-round were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Carr on
Saturday evening.
J. G.. Rulon, Harry Rulon and one
or two guests enjoyed an auto trip to
Atlantic City on Sunday.
S. p. Clark and family went to
Cape May Sunday by automobile and
met many guests who had assembled
in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Clark's father.
A. P. Gardiner spent a part of his
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Focer spent
some time at Washington and Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gates will
spend the winter in Philadelphia.
Capt. j. G.. Powell and family are
again residents, having rented a
dwelling on the Suburban tract.
While the new roof is being placed
on the Chapel of the Good Shepherd
eservices will be held every. Sunday
sevening at Hotel Pitman. ~
gThose who have had a genuine case of
jaw ache" can appreciate the reason
no Pitman items were sent to the DEM
ocrat last week.
J. G. Rulon is treating his prop
erty to two coats of paint.
The NJ. E. Church property Is being
painted by Campbell and Staulcup.
J. P. Turner has opened his new
feed store on Commercial ave. He
has been doing big business at Beth
ell Mills and grinds his feed there
Benz. James holds the ribbons over
"Highborn Lady" having purchased
her for $257.
George Gantz has hired a black
smith and is running the blacksmith
business himself.
The nine shots fired by Mrs. Har-
vey Snyder at three men who we're
stealing Mr.. Snyder's automobile.
proved her courage and frightened
away the thieves.
Charles Vanlier has stored his goods
until his new house is completed and
John Marcus has moved into Miss
Stanger's residence vacated by him.
Hotel Pitman was filled to its ca
pacity over Sunday. The hotel has
had beautiful display of dahlias, as
guests were invited to fill their autos
with them at the dahlia farm.
Ralph Peterson went over to New
York for his vacation.
Samuel S. Murphy whose horse was
killed at Wenonah last week is a pen
stoned member of the Philadelphia fire
y I.
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gantz and Mr..
and Mrs. Jos Carr took an auto trip
to Greenwich Pier Wednesday last and
feasted on oysters and catfish.
H. NJ. Pancoast has fitted out the
bungalow he reoently purchased of
John B. higgins and will occupy it.
Halloween was generally observed
Tuesday evening, and the smaller the
participant in the fun the more noise
be made.
Charles J.. Riley has installed in
his milk house a $3.50 pasteuring plant.
ley Haines and Clark Madara, went to
Westchester Saturday to attend the
reunion of his regiment.
An expert to be chosen by the Bor-
ough Committee on Water, will place
estimates on both the town and grove
water plants.
Jacob Park had the misfortune to
fall from the roof of house in course
of construction to the veranda roof,
then to a pile of boards lying on the
ground last Saturday and was pain
fully hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Coleman
went to Richland Tuesday for two
weeks cunning trip. Mrs. Coleman
has complete cunning outfit and is
as ardent sportsman as her husband.
The Republican banner was unfurl-
ed Saturday afternoon. 1t bears what
was intended to be a likeness of Mayor
J. NJ. MCGOWAN, candidate for Sheriff,
but Mr.. McCowan's most intimate
friends can find in it no resemblance
to him.