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

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IA Walker.
J. Harry Smith made a business trip
to Clarksboro last Friday and returned
on Saturday.
Miss Rebecca Bowen, of Philadel-
phia has been spending a week with
Miss Kate Forbes.
Mrs. Parmalle Kidd and Miss Hattie
V. Kidd, of Bristol, Pa, are visiting
Jos. X. Munyan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cream and
daughter Lizzie spent Sunday with rel.
atives in Wilminton.
Jos. Taggart, wife and daughter, of
Woodbury., spent Sunday with MI. and
Mrs. George w. Davis.
MI. Frank Slmpkins and Miss Lena
Heifner spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. James C. Simpkins.
Frank Walker, Jr., arrived home
last Saturday to remain over the Fourth
with his father and sister.
Mr.. James McGliney, of Chester, and
Alvah Holloran, of Wilmington, have
been visiting Jerry Cream.
Harry Crompton and wife spent Sun,
day at Pennsville being, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. U. Layton.
MI. Harry Hunter and Brown Lam
caster, of New Castle Del, spent Tues.
day evening in Penn's Grove.
Mrs. G. S. Lawrence left on the
Fourth for a visit to her parents at
Dennisville, Cape May county.
Clarence and Frank Kemble and
Charles and Bert Bodine spent the
Fourth at Joseph B. C%urriden's.
Misses Lucena and Rebecca Shuster
spent the Fourth at Principal Smiths
and returned 10 Paradise on the 9Th.
Miss Mamie Albertson, daughter of
Capt. Thomas Albertson, of B~ridesburg,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. John Summerill.
Edwin R. Tussey and wife, of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tussey at
the Cove.
Col. Huntingdon and family, of Phila-
delphia, are at French's hotel. They
have been spending the summer there
for many years.
Miss Essie Strengthen leaves this Sat
urday for a three-weeks stay at Cape
May to recuperate her health which has
been quite poorly.
William Brannin, wife and daughter
Florrie, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
and Monday with their friends, MI. and
Mrs. Richard Lummis.
Mrs. William Diver has been coffin.
ed to her bed FOR about three weeks
with sickness. II is hoped she may
have a speedy recovery.
Messrs. Harry and Clark Shuster, of
wheeled into town Saturday
night and spent Sunday with their sis,
ter, Mis-. J. Harry Smith.
Miss Susie and May Simpkins and
Miss Ella Mcbride of Philadelphia,
heen spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Simpkins.
Mrs. Samuel McGaw, Miss Katie
Hunter and Mr.. Charles Engle, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs.
John Giblin and staid over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas John, of Haz-
Teton, Pa, Miss Mamie Carpenter, of
and Miss Elsie Dunn, of
Pennsville, spent the Fourth with MI.
and Mrs. William T. Yeager.
Misses Carrie aud Ella Pierpont,
daughters of DR.. Geo. Pierpont, of Sa-
lem, called on friends in PENIS Grove
Wednesday on their way to West
Virginia and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mary Somers, of Camden, is
taking care of her mother Mrs. Samuel
Tussey at the Cove, who still continues
sick with the dropsy, but is much i'm
from what she has been.
Capt. George Taylor of the tug Her.
cules, which gives such a horrible whis-
tie when passing Penn's Grove, and his
wife, have been spending a week with
their aunts, Maria and Emma Pedrick.
Mrs. Thomas Naylor had a happy
homecoming of her children on the
Fourth. John NJ. Stiles, wife and son,
Of Salem, John Summerill and wife and
Miss Name Albertson, of Philadelphia,
present to cheer her loneliness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dunbar and Mrs.
Crompton will leave on Monday next
for Damarisotta, Maine, to spend a few
weeks with Mr.. Dunbar's parents.
During his absence Rev. c. W. Collier
will supply his pulpit at the Baptist
Church.
Mr.. VIM. M. singerly, of the Phila-
delphia RECORD and a few friends on
board of his yacht visited Penn's Grove
On Monday evening. On Tuesday
morning before leaving some of the
party called at Robbins Pharmacy and
refreshed themselves at the fountain.
In Thursdays RECORD was a pleasant
editorial on French's Hotel.
Miss Verna M. Thompson, daughter
Of Winfield s. Thompson, of Marshleld,
MO-, and granddaughter of Samuel S.
thompson, has been elected a teacher
IN Drury College, where she spent nine
years as a student. There were more
nan forty applicants for the position.
MISS Thompson delivered the "Master
Ofatlon'' at that College last year and
received second honor.