The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-21

Mrs. Hattie Crispin, Oh camden,
spent Sunday with relatives in Peun's
Grove.
Capt. r.. X. Dole started on Thurs.
day with a cargo Of of coal for Dover,
N. II.
MI. G. W. Newman, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday In town with Rev. e. W.
Collier.
Misses Kate and Belle Yomer, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Sarah
Denny.
Mrs. Martha Vance, of Philadelphia,
has been spending the week at Henry
Barber's.
Miss Jamesetta Denny has been
spending a week with friends in Bor-
pentOwD.
William Il. McC ormick, of Philadel-
phia Fish Commission, was in town
last Monday.
Charles Dagger and wife spent Wed.
nesday and Thursday With friends in
at Yorktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Sack, Jr.,
are visiting his sister Mrs. Ida Falk in
Washington.
Joseph D%ougherty and Mrs. Winfred
Dougherty have been visiting friends
in Lipsic, Dsl.
DR.. II. Lofland, wife and child, of
New Castle, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burden.
Mrs. Ida Falk, of Washington, d. C.,
spent Sunday with her parents MI. and
Mrs. w. A. Sack.
Andrew Hewitt and wife are on a
three weeks visit TO her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Jess.
Miss Ray Borden who taught school
at Pensaukin last year, is visiting rel.
atives in this vicinity.
George Kirk and Miss Emma Gas
kill, of Salem, have been spending a
week at j. d. Torton's.
Edward w. BOehm and wife, of
Camden, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. Crompton.
. Maggie BevIs AMI Mary Walker, WIS.,
tied Mary E. Elkinton, at Alloway,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Edith and Anna Layton have
returned home after a four weeks visit
to her aunt Mary Steel in Camden.
Charles Morgan, of Wilmington, has
been visiting Capt. Robert X. Dole
who has been taking a vacation home.
The friends Of William Pedrick Jr.
G. E. Barber's engineer, are glad to see
him about again after a severe illness.
William A. Sack arrived home from
Washington last Saturday. He has
had a very good season by dealing in
sturgeon.
Misses Vida Register, Katie Law
and Irene Cook, of Philadelphia
have been spending a few days with
MIS-. Hillyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpless and VIM.
5. Bowen and daughter Victoria, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday at James
d. Torton,s,
Mrs Hannah North and her daughter
Mrs. Matte Holden and children, of
Camden, are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Barber.
Mr.. Edward Arnold and Miss Eppie
Black, Mr.. Lewis Milbourne, wife and
daughter Blanche, Mr.. Powell Craig
and wife and Miss Maude Melbourne,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Susie
Elkinton.
The many friends of Miss Olive Har.
ker congratulated her on her twenty
second birthday, last Monday night.
After having an enjoyable time her
parents presented her with a beautiful
gold watch.
The friends II. II. DeGrofft. Esq.
who has been confined to his home al
most continually for owe six months
were pleased to see him able to take in
the excursion to Wildwood which bet
tered his health.
DIR. j. P. Burnett, for many years a
physician and school teacher at Penn's
Grove, who has been teaching at Vine
land the past year has given up school
teaching and will enter the drug busl-
ness at an early date. His son Howard,
well known here, is Don to graduate IN
medicine at the University of Pennsyl'
vania.