The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-06
Pcdricktown penciiings.

Pcdricktown Penciiings.
Ebenezer Sparks is having a well drilled
CD his farm occupied by his son Freelan.
Mrs. John Burk is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
The Friends meeting was well attended
last Sunday. The speakers were Joel Bor-
ton, Job Haines and Priscilla Lippincott.
Abram Detwiler was the guest of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Detwiler, at Col
legeville, Pa, last Sunday.
Wilbert Beckett is pleased over the ar
rival of a daughter last week,
The Dewey social held in Odd Fellows
Hall by the Epworth League wasa decided
success. About 60 persons We're present,
refreshments of cake and lemonade were
served. An amusing feature which closed
the evenings program was eating ice cream
on board the Olympia of which there were
six contestants. The prize for eating the
cream the quickest was won by Richard
Corson which was a huge star, with big
eater Of the Olympia written On it. The
others were presented with q picture of
some scene of the late war.
DR.. Leslie Mitchell and wife, of Phila.,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannah j. Hunt.
A little girl arrived at the home of Alfred
Sparks on Cherry St, last Saturday.
Vim. Batten who is an employee of the
Powder works met with a sad accident last
Friday evening, while returning on his
wheel which broke in two, throwing him
violently to the ground as he was riding
down grade at the time, cutting his face and
bruising him badly but he is reported bet
ter at this writing. He was brought home
in Woods hack.
Geo. Jordan and daughter have been
visiting relatives in Goshen.
Samuel Locke, of National Park, was en-
tertained on Sunday by Miss Lille Hole
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitaker moved back
to phila., last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Barber, of PENIS
Grove, were recently entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Isabel Murphy has returned home
from Harrisonvifle where she has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. John Wagg.
Albert Stetser, of Phila., was in town on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holton were enter
tanned by James Ross family, at Bridgeport
on Sunday.
Mrs. Edw. Dilks and Mrs. Jos. Dilks, of
Camden, visited Mrs. VIM. Holeton last
Sunday.
VIM. Black and VIM. Holton are down
the bay cunning for ducks.
Mrs. Sedgewick Justice, of Phila., has
been a recent guest OF her sister Mrs. VIM.
Titus.
Mrs. Hattie somers is visiting relatives
at Trenton.
Harry Hunt has gone to Bridgeton to
work in Hunt Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mattson visited STRAIT
ton Mattson, at Auburn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Titus are visiting in
Baltimore, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Powers and Mrs.
VIM. Somers, of Pennsville, were enter
tanned on Saturday by Mrs. Edw. Justice.
Miss Clara Gordon spent Saturday and
Sunday in Woodbury..
Mrs w. S. Picken and Mrs. VIM. Perry
spent last Friday with relatives in Mullica
Hill.
Miss Abbie Munyon, of PENIS Grove,
visited her aunt, Mrs. John Richards re-
Gently.
VIM Strimple has resumed his studies
at Pierce College in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell and Robt.
Moore and wife, Of Swedesboro, spent Sun
day with the family of Jos. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Layton, OF Auburn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry of Harrison
vile, visited Mr.. und Mrs. VIM. Perry last
Sunday.
Peter Thompson has on exhibition at the
Post Office a sweet potato weighing nearly
A lbs, grown on Ebenezer Sparks farm.
Who can beat Peter?
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gabel spent Sun
day with the latters brother, Fred. Rapp,
at Swedesboro.
Julius Mason, of Salem, has been visit
ing her sister Mrs Frank Ferguson.
Miss Bertha Morrison entered Pierce
College, Phila., on Monday.
List OF uncls med letters at this Post
Office are the following: Paul Woodward,
Ollie L. Webb, Robert Young, Henry Kir-
by, Howard Dolbow, A. B. Able, Willie S.
Allen, Wm. Lawrence and Rebecca J.
Raighn,
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mason at Salem
on Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Layton moved from PENIS |
Grove into her new house here last We'd |
nesday.
Louis Chew is all smiles because it is a
little sou. |
The friends of Miss Carrie Dunk rendered |
her a surprise party last Tuesday evening. |
games were played and after they |
had all partaken of the bountiful repast
returned to their homes in the early |
The guests were: Misses Lizzie |
Mullet, Sara and Abbie Munyon, Lizzie |
Snyder, Elsie Morris, Florence Dietrich, |
Alice Pedrick, Rebecca Barber, Bessie Div
Sara Stewart, Bertha Hoffman, Jennie
Layman, Lou Klein, Mary Anderson, Net
tie Hickman, Lydia Edwards, Anna Glib
son, Emma Hertz, Mrs. Norman Layman,
Lelan Stump, Henry Norton, Sam
lel Justice, Vim. Layman, John Fell,
Frank Biddle, Harry Justice, Samuel Sny-
Ter, Jas. Workman, Thos. Sholders, Clar-
,nee Doughten, Albert Ale, Harry Snyder,
John and VIM. Foulk, Walter Atkinson,
Harvey Sparks, Fletcher Ruark, Howard
md Marshall Walker, Jacob and Harvey
3%aventa, Hamilton Pedrick, Geo. Gibson, |
George Doughten, Morrison Sparks, War
EN- Pedrick, Samuel Picken, Ford Dean, |
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