The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24
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PERSONALS.
Mr.. Harry Costa and Miss Mamie
Neal, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with Gideon b. Holton.
Job Barber narrowly escaped being
run over by the cars on Tuesday even
ing at Friendship crossing.
Robert Gwynne, Jr., OF the Sunbeam
and VIM. j. Freas, of Salem, attended
the national Democratic convention.
Mrs. Harry Simpson and daughter, of
Camden, are visiting Mrs. A. J. Law
ance
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. V. Dolbow, have
been visiting Mr.. John Wiley, nea DO
yer, DEL, who is aged and seriously ill.
Mrs. VIM. tanning and her children
are visiting her father, Rev. J.. l.. Wat
son, at Barnsboro.
Mrs. Edw. Green and her Sons Lewis
and Wells, and Messrs. Harry and Ar
thur II. Green and Miss Jennie Green
attended the Commencement at Swath-
more College, Pa, OF Tuesday.
Miss Ella Jacohy has been reelected
teacher of the Cove School for next
year.
Miss Ida Hill, of St. Louis, Mo, and
Miss lIettie Kidd, Of Bristol, Pa, visit
ed Miss Grace Springer last weak.
William Callan, a Philadelphian,
was drowned while bathing at Angus
tine Pier on Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Torton and daughter
Sarah are visiting Prof. Charles ID.
Raine's at Mt. Holly.
Clark Petit, owner of Bellman, was
in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. DIV. Summerill, ST., attended
the Glass Day exercises at Swarthmore
College, Pa, on Monday and Mrs. Edw.
G. Brick attended the graduating exer-
cises on Tuesday.
DR.. David c. HoltoS and wife, of
Brooklyn, paid friends a visit in PENIS
Grove this week. The Doctor is
a Penn's Grove boy who has gained
success and competence by push and
pluck.
Mrs. Mary A. Friant, who lived with
her son.in-law Joseph Johnson, arose
about midnight on Sunday complaining
of being sick. She sat in a rocking
chair and before morning was found
dead. Heart failure was the cause. She
was buried Wednesday morning in EN-.
manuel Cemetery.
Friday of last week u good Fri.
Friday with Prof. j. Harry Smith as
his dignity was exalted by the arrival
of a son valued at $1,000. Their many
friends will be pleased to hear that the
mother and child are doing well. 1t
will be named j.. Harry, Jr.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Il. Garrison, at Columbia, Pa, was
made happy last Monday by the advent
of a son. We congratulate Mr.. Garrison.
The fact that they have been married
fourteen years will inspire hope In
many others.
Howard Green, Oldest son of Edward
II. Green, Supt. of Delaware River Rail-
road, graduated with honor in the Civ.
il Engineering course ata Swathmore
College. near Philadelphia on Tuesday.
He took a $1O0 and now has three
months employment awaiting him. We
congratulate him on his success.
Mrs. Mary Ann Strengthen was given
a pleasant surprise visit on Tuesday in
honor of her 9th birthday which &C.
Cured on Sunday. Among the relatives
and friends present who enjoved the So
cial occasion were Mrs. Rehecca SIM
son and daughter Lizzie, Mrs. Martha
Carton, Miss Retta Strengthen and Miss
Christie Walker, Of Camden; Mrs
Louisa Long, of Mantua; Mrs. Jennie
Williams and son Oscar, of Bloomfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fithian Edwards, of
Woodstown; Winfield Strengthen, wife
and sons; Frank Strengthen, wife and
son; Geo. Cam and wife; Miss Essie
Straugheu and Rev. and Ms. ID. w. C.
Mclntire.
Nathan Fawcert. John Diyer'stIuck-
er, picked II few r;lr' Tomatoes on Wed
Desday.
Ice Cream ut Stites's. y