The Penn's Grove record., 1897-08-06
Personals

Miss Laura Cheesmtn is spending
two weeks at Ocean Grove.
Chas. Hillman of Philadelphia is WIS.,
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moss, Of New York
City, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Daniel
Garrison.
Miss Eleanor IIolme, of Salem, is
spending the week with Miss Florence
Strengthen.
Morrell Smith and wife, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with relatives in
Penn's Grove.
Misses Fannie and Anna Aplin, of
Wilmington have been visitingHMrs.
Nicholas Vansant.
Harry S. Barber and Miss May Turn
er spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charle9 p. Robinson,
Of Philadelphia. have been visiting
friends ia Penn's Grove.
Mrs. John Harris and daughter, of
Bridgeton, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Strengthen.
Miss Lou d. Thompson has been
spending the week with former school
friend at New Brunswick.
Misses Lon Kieffer and Lillian Jones
of Philadelphia, have been spending a
week with Mrs. Geo. D, Shannon.
Misses Edna Barret aud Belle May
ers of Wilmington have been visiting
Miss NJ. e. Hammitt the past week.
Isaac Ridgway of Greenwich, Cum
herland Co., has been spending the
week with relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Harriet Doughten OF Pedrick-
town has been spending the week with
her sister Mrs. Daniel V. Lawrence.
Miss Joanna Hillman, of Camden,
has been spending her vacation with
relatives in Penn's Grove and vicinity.
Burroughs L. Smith, of Boston, who
has been conducting a restaurant at
Fall River, Mass, is visiting relatives
here.
Councilman N. S. Wood and family
arrived home on Wednesday from Cape
Shore, where they have been since APP
ril LIST.
Miss Lizzie Simpson of Camden is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
A. Strengthen, and other relatives at
the Cove.
Mrs, Margaret Allen and Miss Ethel
Kersey of Wilmington are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
A. Stanton.
James Borden, our energetic Asses.
sor, and Prof. j.. Harry Smith spent
last Tuesday afternoon in Woodstown
looking up their friends.
Ralph S. Smith, a RECORD employee,
has returned home after a fortaight's
recreation tour throughout Salem,
Gloucester and Camden counties
Miss Hattie Hoffman, who went on
the Christian Endeayor excursion 10
San Francisco, returned home on Wed
nesday evening, after an enjoyable
trip.
Isaac S~traughen, who has been man.
aging a laundry in Camden, is now at
home rec~uperating after having an OPP
GRAFTON performed I Cooper Hospital
for appendicitis.
Mrs. Kate Plummer and daughter
Anna of Wilmington and Miss Anna
Peacock of Bridgeton have been spend.
ing the week with Mayor and Mrs. J.
D. Torton at Star Cottage.
Samuel Carter, a copper smith OF
Wilmington, whose family has been
living in Penn's Grove the past year,
has secured work in Cincinnati, Ohio.
His family left for there last Saturday.
Atwood Hillman and wife, of New
York City, have been spending two
weeks with relatives in thf vicinity.
Mr.. Hillman holds a position in the U.
s. sub-treasury department in that
city.
Harry J. Gable, who has been can.
wasting in Maryland and Virginia, was
home last week. He takes charge as
manager and editor, this week, Of the
Delaware Record, published at Har
ringtou, Del. We are informed that
Mr.. Addieks is his hacker.
Mrs. Parker Fennimore at the Cove,
made a Eisstep in the dark on Friday
night of last week and fell down stairs,
Her head struck the plaster and made
a big dent. Her shoulder struck and
was dislocated but her friends are
pleased to hear she is recovering as
nicely as can be expected.
The following persons are stopping
at Gerry Tussey's at the Cove: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Bowen and daughter, DIR,
and Mrs. S. Taites, Mr.. and Mrs. S,
Means, DR.. C.S. Means, Samuel Means
Miss Bessie Means, Miss Emma Klein.
guenther, Miss Lena Steiger, Messrs.
Edw. Keamer, VIM. Hessart, G. Cut.
ter, P. DeFrancis, w, Gun.
"rhey don't make much fuss abou,