The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

Mrs. Mary lisner an aged citizen
died Saturday afternoon. She has been
a patient suffered for some time. The
funeral took pla,e on Tuesday in the
NJ. E. Church. Interment at Perkin-
town cemetery.
Miss May Kinnear, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday With Misses May and
Anna Titus.
A parlor mus cal will be held at Mr..
Jas. Strimples Wednesday evening by
Prof. A. Clark aud pupils.
j. Clark Helms will buy poultry every
Monday at Swe ,en's old store.
The Mosacca 3fand will hold a festi-
val and concert IN Red Mems hall this
Saturday evening. Bridgeport band
will be in attendance.
Ten persons received baptism at The
Baptist Church last Sunday. Several
we're from PENIS Grove.
Several of our honorable citizens are
attending court Us week
On Monday fleming the Z O'Clock
mail became mixed, the Penn's Grove
mail was left at this station and the
Pedricktown mail sent to Penn's Grove.
1t was just a male mixture.
Thos. SpraguL and wife, of Toms
River, are renewing acquaintance in
this place for the past few days.
The home of Charles Hampton was
made merry by the marriage Of their
daughter, Mary b. to MI. Thomas II.
Weatherby. OILY the relatives aud a
few friends were present. The bride
was becomingIY attired in brown silk
trimmed in pearl chiffon and brocaded
cream silk, and carried bride roses.
The brides maid was Miss Anna Elan
agan and carried a boquet of La France
roses. The best man was Mr.. George
M. Weatherby, brother of the groom:
| The wedding march was rendered by
| Miss Name Baker, of Wilmington. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. &.
| Hulse. Henry Holton was caterer.
Later in the evening the happy couple
were surprised by a visit from the Mo.
| sacca Cornet Band which rendered
some good music. The guests were
from Philadelphia, Wilmington, Sharp.
town, Swedesboro, Bridgeport, and
Pedricktown. The following were pres
ent: Rev. e. q. Hulse and wife, Mr..
Geo. M. Weatherby, Miss Anna Flana-
gan, Benz. w. Weatherby and wife,
Master Benny Weeatherby, Mr.. Thos.
i. Weatherby ST., and wife, Mr.. Chas.
p. Hampton and wife, Mr.. Clarence
Hampton, Mr.. Jos. l.. Hampton and
| wife, MIR. p. Longaere and wife, Mr..
Frank Hampton and wife, Mr.. John
S. Hampton and wis, Mary A. Hamp-
ton, Master Osci Il Hampton, Mr.. VIM.
Holtou and wife, Master Harrison w.
Holton, Mr.. Henry H. Holton and wife,
| Mr., Thos. Holtoa, Mr.. Samuel ]. Shute
and wife, Mrs. al Hoeflcl, MI. b. T.
| Pyfer and wife. Misses Name Baker,
Mamie Beckett, Anna Blach. Messrs.
Harry A. Black Harry Black and ].
NJ. Becker. s,. I.
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The citizens Of krinSinaFn should he
very proud to thi]srcre yost has such an
eloquent LADY Grundy. Now
1 wish to say to sIIrR rundy las you
have recently ltSown) that you
should not take hncSeh notice Of the
rest of us youns,d 4 and be jealous
of our beaux, Nounse we do board
with a widow OF sNYbur pen for a liy.
ing. And also wheyA inform you in
behalf Of a certaile Se1gical combination
that you speak Of ing TO Philadelphia
to amuse the pubE$ with ''Star Spang.
led BanneIn any 1860 selections
would say that v: are proud Of "Stal
Spangled Banner and II is AS good as
the decendants q JohLny Bull, but We
infer from your riting that you would
prefer u silly lo$ song as you are Sc
fond Of wetcbiAi poony couples. The,
thank you fPr T. warning you give
them becaus9 ths think you seem iC
know what cSsas1t people some Of Phil
adelphia citiksni are, and they some
times come 4 country to get theil
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