The Penn's Grove record., 1895-06-14
PENcILINss.


WIS. sadie Justice is visiting her par
cuts MI. and Mrs. James Osborn, at
Inc friends of Mrs. A. L. Justice
are pleased to hear she is improving in
our sturgeon fishermen have return
Ell home. We are pleased to hear they
nave had a profitable season and to see
tlelr Old familiar sunburned faces
which tell of weary toll,
George Cook is much better than two
weeks ago. lie was pleased to see his
lenn's Grove friends on Wednesday
evening.
Our public school closes next Friday.
Ohlldren's Day was celebrated in the
NJ L, Church last Sunday. The chill.
urel held forth both morning and even
ing. In the morning the school assem-
Dled IN the lecture room and headed by
the superintendent marched into the
auditorium, where each deposited q bo-
quet on the altar. Ralph Parker, ed
Ia casey, Florence Casey, Willie
Woodwin, Bertha Shoemaker and May
Strimple gave Rotations and an ad-
dress was made by the Pastor. In the
evening program of''The Golden Gaten
was successfully given. Fannie Ped
rick, Walter Doughten, Alice Pedrick
and Sarah Doughten gave recitations.
There were also exercises by classes
and Miss Julia Pedrick gave a reading.
The programs were ~interspersed with
excellent music by the choir.
One evening of last week the gentle
men who had an occasion to be highly
entertained in u town until a late
hour, were more highly entertained
while on their way home. AS they
were passing a very pleasant home of
ole of our most esteemed citizen, they
heard a voice which aroused their cur.
iOsity and caused them to halt, after
which they discovered the lady of the
house was enjoying herself greatly by
calling the figures and tipping the fan
tastic toe TO her own amusement, as
she thought, but thanks be to the lady,
for the half hours midnight entertain
ment the listeners were so much de-
lighted in. This should be a warning
to all maid students practicing dancing
to close tile blinds and protect themsel-
yes from public view al night.
Two cat birds have for a number of
years been coming to the door of Sam
uel Pedrick's shop for feed. This year
they have come as usual and are 80
tame that to his call they will eat
crumbs from his hand.
David Henderson is more smiles than
ever simply because it is a girl.
The berry growers about here have
been shipping their berries to Philadel-
phia market and received good prices.
Good stock sold for seven to ten cents
last week.
James Justice made a good run on
his wheel to Salem ON Sunday. He re-
turned by way of Woodstown and COW
cred the distance from WoodstoBn in
So minutes.
The Globe Dime Museum Co., gave
an entertainment in their tent on Red
Mems lot on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Ms. Fox closed his store ON Tues.
day. VIM. Diver of Penn's Grove pur-
chased the stock. The many friends of
Mr.. Fox are very sorry to hear he will
move soon.
We young men gladly accept the in
formation Trilby gives in the last weeks
pencilings and are very glad to know
her curiosity isn't so great for the gen.
tlemen c~allars, as one at the first glance
might think. However, we hardly
think she is deceiving in her looks.
The young men well remember the
evening they went to PENIS Grove to
call on some lady friends and found
they were among the missing, but is
Trilby aware of the fact the young la.
dies were not met running away, and
the Gents failed to return. quite early
as they were so well acquainted with
two other prominent ladies who accom-
panied them to the grand entertain.
ment where they face to face met their
first engagements. Trilby probably
Judges others by her self for we know
how mad she gets when she desires her
gentlemen friend to call more regular
and much less irregular. Accept a por.
ton of our sympathy and sympathize
with MS.