The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-14

teacher Of Central SCHOOL,
Mrs. Sadie Simkins spent Monday
night in Philadelphia.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Cream spent
Sunday in Chester, Pa.
Miss Jennie Alberts, OF Wilmington,
is visiting Mrs. ]. Wilmer Clark.
Charles Castor, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at John Summerill's.
George II. Robbins and wife, of
Woodbury., were in town on Tuesday.
Seth Leap. Jr., and children spent
Sunday with relatives in PENIS Grove.
Postmaster Corson and Squire
Springer, of Pedricktown were in town
on Thursday.
Miss Anna Smith is OIL athree-week's
visit to her brother Johns at Bridge
port.
Miss Katie Ryan, Of Wilmington,
bas been visiting friends in PENIS
Grove.
Charles Hewitt ID carrying a sore
hand which was caused from a small
tester.
Miss Ella Murlin has been elected
assistant teacher of Pedlicktown
School.
Elwood Prickett and family, of
Camden, are stopping at French's
hotel.
John Peterson was overcome with
the heat at Dupont's gun cotton works
last Saturday.
Joseph M. Wright, a student at the
Normal school, is to teach at Wright
School next year.
James O'Neal and wife, of Camden,
were down on Monday, to visit Mr..
O,Neal's parents.
John Fawcett and wife, of Salem,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Jos. b. Curriden.
j. B. McIntire and son j. Webster,
of Chestertown, Md, are visiting Rev.
D. W. G. McIntire.
Burroughs L. Smith is nov engaged
in the temperance Hotel Gleason at
Revere, Mass, near Boston.
Harry Kille has, sold his restaurant
in Philadelphia at 2041 North Front
Street. and expects to return to PENIS
Grove.
Joseph Alloway. who has been work
ing in a restaurant in Philadelphia, ar
rived home on Wednesday to recuper.
ate his health.
George L. Coombs fell ten feet at the
Gun Cotton Works last week and re.
ceived injuries to his back which caused
him to quit working.
Miss Edna Curry, Of Woodstown,
Mrs. Joshua Tyson and daughter Hat
tie and Mrs. Elizabeth King, of Balti-
more, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Croft.
James, son of Isaac P. Simkins, who
has been at Jefferson Hospital, PhiIa-
delphia, for treatment of a disease in
Ills hip which caused lameness has re.
turned home much improved.
John Cheesman the irrepressible edi.
tor of the Bridgeton Patriot, with his
s~ucculent cigar, was in town last Sat-
urday with the excursion from Bridge
ton. He called on George Kille, whose
father use to live in Bridgeton.
Harry d. Flanagan, of Salem, form.
erly Of Penn's Grove, who has been
studying at Pennington Seminary for
two years will engage in mission work
New York during the summer and en-.
ter in Dickinson College in the Fall.
John Stark and wife, Lidie Peters,
Jacob Bromback and May Thomas, of
Philadelphia, and Thomas B. Scott, of
Bristol, Pa, spent Sunday with Misses
Emma and Maria Pedriek. Mrs. Stark
and child remained down during the
week.
Mrs. Jos. 8. Black and son Harry,
near Sharptown. returned from the
Worlds Fair on Friday of last week.
Miss Maggie, who has been living with
her sister Mrs. Verna Leonard at Green
Bay, Wisconsin, for about IA year re-
turned with her mother.
William Lanning and wife spent Sun
day with Rev. J. L. Watson at Barns
boro. Mrs. tanning also enjoyed the
company of her sister Mrs. W. d.
Stultz, of Bridgeton. while her husband
attended the Christian Endeavor Con.
vention in Montreal, he being a DEL
egate
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