The Penn's Grove record., 1897-10-29
Pedrioktown PencIllngs.

FeortcktOWn PenctItnRs.
trha Harvest Home held by the Bap
li4t Church last Saturday eytning net
ted $50
David Firestone is confined to the
lii0tise wuh rheumatism
christopher lIarbpsoD, Of Harrison
siibe, spent Sunday with relatives.
M. and Ms. Chas. LsamiDg, Of
Fksiing Creek, were the guests CT Geo.
IN Pedrick this week.
Nil0use cleaning is the fad among The
housewives.
Misses Ella Cramp, Emma Wheeling
and Msssrs. Geo. Gruff, Edw. Cramp,
visited Miss J d. Leaning Sunday.
Autumnal services will he held In the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday. A good
program has been prepared.
Mrs. Ella Mickle.and son Walter, Of
Salem, are staying at David Firestones.
Mrs. Ebenezer Sparks entertained u
number Of friends and relatives, Mon
day evening, It being her birthday. The
stormy weather prevented several from
coming but those presented reported a
pleasant evening. After parlakiDg OF
y bountious supper prepared by the
hostess the guests returned home wish
ing Mrs. Sparks many more such oc.
casIons. The Nossaca Band were pre-
sent and rendered some lively music.
The gussts were Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Norton and daughter, of Camden; Mrs.
d. v. SummeriiI, Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth
johnson, of Penn's Grove; Miss Haley
Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
stuart, of Swedesboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Justice, Misses Carrie HOFFMAN,
=. u. Leaning, Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel
Sbute, Mr.. and Mrs George Il. Ped.
rick, Nj. and Mrs. Fseelan Sparks and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey JUS
tice. I.
Oldham Is tax rate is s1.03 on 500,
ii cents being Township school tax.
Fred A. Mansfield resigned bis posi-
tion as book keeper with WIN. Justices
Sons and left for his home in Philalel.
phia on last Saturday.
The members of the Hudson M. Z.
Church have removed the old fence and
made other needed improvements 10
the Church property.
There was an enthusiastic and inter.
esting meeting Of Odd Fellows of Ped
ricktown and vicinity held in the Odd
Fellows Hall ~ Pedrickt01n on Tues
day evening. The meeting was tnil Of
life ard more than ordinary interest
Was shown on points relating to the ad
yancement aud good Of the order On
points well known 10 every we'll inform
ed member. After business had been
at ended TO the entire company accept.
ed Capt. Jacob Justices invitation ia
visit his home where were found smil-
ing faces Of good ladies who had ar
ranged tables that were fairly grooming
under the weight Of many palatable
things, but the men were Odd enough
to quickly relieve the tables of much oil
their weighs. Winona Lodge was rep.
resented by Rev. q. G. IIulse, J. X.
Justice. Alex. Justice. Silas Pedrick,
DR.. III. T johnson, VIM. +. Hunt, j.
Jordan, Richard Curson, Wesley Sparks
VIM. Burk, Samuel Carney, d. G. M.
WIN. Outten, Thos. Pedrick. Clias. C.
Barber, Peter Strimpie, Norman Lay
man, Thos. Robinson. Mural Lodge
of Penn's Grove, Henry j. Blohm. Z.
g.; Geo. Jordan, p. G.. p; G. Gerry
Tussey, 2. g.; Henry N. Flanagan, +.
G.. Fsnwick Lodge, Salem, Jarvis
ration, Deputy; A. II. Powell, p. g.;
mas. Sharp, L. g.; Eugene Newklrk,
r. g.; Harry Mangon, P. g. Wash
ington Lodge No. 81. David Carney, P.
Peter Stepler, P. G.; Chas. M. Ba.
con, Jr., 7. g.