Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-07
PITMAN.

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ing dinner at Hotel Pitman. ~
Deputy Coroner Sellers, Of Phila-
delphia, and Pitman, ate his Thanks
giving turkey with his family and
friends at his pretty summer home on
Lake ave.
Rev. e. A. Robinson and family
were guests of Theodore Read and
family for the fourth consecutive
Thanksgiving Day.
The Young family held their annual
reunion on Thanksgiving Day with
Robert Strong and family.
Mrs. Samuel Greenwood celebrated
her birthday last week by having a
large gathering of her relatives make
merry with her.
Joseph Campbell has opened very
attractively equipped restaurant in the
former bank building.
The local Red Men attended divine
service in the Baptist Church Sunday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Simpson, of
Floral Park Long Island, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Keebler.
Principal Davis and family ate their
Thanks giving dinners in their new
home on Kenton ave.
R. S. Richman's new house on
Woodland ave. is enclosed. 1t will be
finished about the first of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bell enter
tanned Mrs. Bells people from Elmer
on Thanksgiving Day.
The Clark family held their Thanks
giving gathering with Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon d. Clark.
Fletcher Clark, of Philadelphia, has
moved into the Oak ave property of
his father, Rev James Clark, of the
New Jersey Conference. Mr.. Clark
will retire from active work and will
reside here with his son after the next
session of Conference.
P. S. Scott returned from Ireland
Saturday. He was in Scotland and
England while away He found pota-
toes plentiful in Ireland. His first
cargo was due to arrive Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. H. Riley was in New York
over the week end, spending the time
with her daughter, Irene, a Vassar
student.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Michael have
returned from New York State after
spending several months there.
"Scotty," a man who works around
Carr's stable, spit in Handy Boys"
face Friday to tease the animal. AS
quick as flash, Handy Boy bit him
in the face SO severely that he was
taken to Cooper Hospital
Clinton HANDLE shot hundred
pound deer on Wednesday This is
the second deer brought to Pitman this
year.
The report of the Gloucester Co.
lis. S. Convention is at hand. Pitman
NJ. E. school has an enrolment of
637; Clayton being next with 1893. Be
sides this the local school has a home
department of 1870. The local Baptist
school shows splendid progress and is
SO thoroughly organized that it is a
front line" school.
The Monarch Casingless Sausage
Company was incorporated about a
month ago. This company, composed
of five men only, controls all the pat
ents covering the machine invented
by James Boyle, formerly of Glassboro
for making smoked sausages without
castings The machine is now in
working order and we have seen
smokes" turned out by it in perfect
form without the Objectionable and
expensive casing. Three of the five
members of the corporation live in
Pitman: G. w. Carr, DR.. H. H. Carr,
and S. P. Clark. AsAthere are prac-
tically millions in this invention, it
looks as though Mr.. Boyle and our
fellow townsInen would be millinaires
in the not very distant future.
sweated Coats, SOC. to $500.
Mems Hate, the biggest line in South
Jersey, 81 90 to 81. so.
The Best Corduroy Pants in Fine,
Medium and Wide cord.
/ Mems Plush Corduroy and Cloth
Caps with ear flaps.
Come here for your useful gifts.
COHEN, OF 'PITNIAN.