The Penn's Grove record., 1893-09-08

spend Sunday with friends i'll Penn's
Grove.
Joseph A. Robbins and W. Cooper
Layton attended Elkton fair on We'd
nesday.
Miss Hattie Roberts. of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting, Mrs. Chlissie s.
Rogers.
Miss Maggie Beyis is spending a week
with her cousin Miss May Jamison in
New Egypt.
Mrs. Lola Craig. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Susie Elkinton.
Mrs. Sallie Wainwright, of Philadel
plia, spent Sunday with her SON, Mar
shal Wainwright.
Peter Watson and family, of Barns
boro, spent Sunday with MI, and Mrs.
William Lanning.
Harry E. Compton, wife and Mrs.
John Patton have been visiting rela-
tives in Bridgeton.
George ]. Hyde, of Newark, N. j.,
has been spending a few days with rel
atives in PENIS Grove.
Frank Munyan left for Long Branch
ON Tuesday to buy fish for Mr., McCor-
mick, of Philadelphia.
Charles Osborn, who has been a pilot
on one of the Lincoln Park boats ar
rived home on Monday.
Misses Mary and Sallie tanning ar
rived home last Saturday after a four
weeks visit to Cape May.
Miss Ida Featherer returned home on
Sunday from a weeks visit with Miss
Ella Henry in Woodbury..
Messrs j. \. Clark and j. Glenn, of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday with Miss Ida
Barnsdell at Job Barber's.
Mrs. Kitlie Russell, Misses Lille and
Helen Mclean, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with ]. U. Layton.
John and Hildreth Turner returned
home from aten.days trip to the Worlds
Fair on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Edgar B. McLachlan and family,
of Wilmington, spent last week with
his sister Mrs. ]. U. Layton.
Theo. Lyle, of Newark and Miss
Maude Wood, of Philadelphia, spent
Monday at Samuel Shultz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Dubois, of
IIarIisonville, spent a few days with
his sister Mrs. Joseph X. Shultz.
Oscar Fraley. wife and son, of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Enocb IIarker.
Walton Haines, who has been stop
ping in Penn's Grove for a few days re.
turned to his home in Elmer on Tues
day.
Mrs. b. A. Holton with her two
daughters, Addie and Jennie, of Brook
lyn, are visiting relatives in Penn's
Grove.
Miss Della Ludwick with Mrs. Ell
wood Ludwick, Of Honey Brook, Pa,
have been visiting at Hazard Lud-
wick's.
DIR. Frank Carman, of Philadelphia,
Harvey Justice and William Justice, OF
Pedricktown, spent Sunday at DR..
Johnson's.
John Summerill had u severe attack
of heart trouble on Sunday hut his
friends are pleased to know he is some
what better.
Charles Newcomb, wife and sou, OF
Philadelphia, and Willard Newcomb.
of Camden, spent last week at Samuel
M. Layman's.
Horace Callahan and Miss Addie
Biddle, of Pennsville, paid Mr.. j.. U.
Layton, their former teacher, a call last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. james White, of Mullica Hill,
returned home on Sunday after spend
ing a week with her sister, Mrs. Chris
sic Rogers, who has been sick.
David McKenney, wife and children
and Miss Maggie Rogers, of Philadel'
phia, spent Sunday with their aunt and
uncle. MI. and Mrs. John Giblin.
George Claypoole, who has been
working in Newark, N. j., for some
time, was in town on Saturday anc
Sunday and took unto himself a wife
before he left. Miss Grace Springer
was the happy bride.
William F. Yeager and family viii
start on a ten.day's trip to the noun
tains next Monday. He has procured
the services of a first. class barber from
Philadelphia to take charge of his bus
mess during his absence.
Mrs. D. Y. Summerill, Jr., and Mrs
Harvey Justice, of Pedricktown, lei'
on Thursday for Taylorville, Pa.
where DR.. NJ. Johnson joined them ant
all went to Delaware Water Gap II
spend a week.
William B. Fawcett and wife, o
Philadelphia, speut Sunday with his sis
ter Mrs. Joseph B. Curriden. MI
Fawcett has a good position intramps
shipyard and will go on the new wa
boat Columbia on her preliminary tril
J to Boston this week.