The Penn's Grove record., 1900-02-16
P~edricktown Pencf1inps.


Teb. Hilary n. Green has had a
door cut between the Post Office aud
butcher shop in Red Mems Hall, which
is very convenient for MIN.
Masters Augustus and Dennis Nc
Carly, Of Ptila., have been visiting
their aunt Mrs. Kate C0oney.
The entertainments given by the
German Medical Co. in Red Mems
Hall was we'll patrOnized both when it
was free and when admission was
charged.
DR.. Frank Pounds, Of Paulsboro, a
graduate of Hahnneman, was enter
tanned last Sunday by Miss Mary JUS
tiee.
VIM. Titus, Of Phila., has been visit
Ing relatives in this place the past
week.
Miss Bertha Conard, Of Phila., has
been spending a week with her mother
Mrs Emma Conard.
DR.. jennings, of Berkeley, Va, was
9 recent guest Of his cousin Rev. John
Davis.
Miss Edyth Wood, Of Camden, spent
some time with her friend, Miss Stella
| Pedrick.
Miss Lille Holton and Mr.. Samuel
B. Lock, Of National Park, were unit
ed in holy matrimOny last Wednesday
at the home Of the groom at National
Park. They have the writer's best
wishes for the future. Mrs. Sarah
HOlton and Mrs. John Burk we Mt TO
National Park on Monday to help pre-
pare for the event..
Miss Julia 3. Leaning who has
spent the winter in Phila., is spending
q few days at her home.
Miss Virginia Pedrick visited rela-
tives at Bridgeport last week.
R0bt. Titus, Of Phila., formerly Of
this place. visited over Sunday rela-
tives here.
Manuel Black visited his brother
DR.. A. B. Black a few days last week.
Miss Lizzie Murphy, of Phila., is
visiting her mother Mrs. Charlotte
Murphy.
David Henderson who is employed in
Phila., spent Sunday with his family,
Samuel Sholders has moved into
Harvey Justices house and will truck
for him the coming season.
Peter Strimple, who has successfully
undergone several operations in Cam
den, is expected to be able to return
home Friday.
D. p. Leonard. of Phila., made q
business trip TO this place last Monday.
Thomas Shoidels and Miss Rebecca
Dunk, Of this place. we're married last
Thursday evening. We extend our
congratulations.
Mrs. Thomas Holton and daughter
returned home from Salem last Satur.
day after spending Il week with her
brother Rev. Alfred Wagg.
The revival meeting at The Baptist
Church have closed. int hat at the
NJ. E. Church still continues.
Alfred Sparks has been entered III
the Inquirer baby contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolbow, or
Warrington. spent Il few days Of last
week with Mrs. Antony Wisher.
Walter Deughten is how cieIking in
Preston SWeeten's Store.
Mrs. Preston 3Weeten and daughter
Helen are spending some time with her
parents MI. and Mrs. Isaac R:dgeway,
at Greenwich.
DR.. James B. Ware. of Bridgeton,
spent Friday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stetser, of Phil
adelphia, have deem visiting Mrs. VIM.
Batten.
Mrs Samuel Stanley was a guest of
Mrs. VIM. Bracket, of Camden, dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hurff, Of
Swedesboro, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Frank Norton.
Edward Moore will quit farming and
move from the farm into VIM. Davis
house.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Kirby, Of Center
Square, visited friends here last week
One morning last week as Samuel
Pedrick went to the train for his papers
he left a bag Of money on the counter
Of his shop, When he returned the
bag and money had disappeared. He
lost about s.. 90 by the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poulson and
o visited relatives over Sunday in
Phila., and MI. P0ulson's nephew re-
turned home with them. 4
The young people of the Baptist
Church are rehearsing the Old Maids
Convention to be given III two or three
weeks. See poster.
Oldmans Township Committee will
meet this Saturday in Red Mems Hall
for their annual settlement.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give
an entertainment of fhe old Maids
Convention. in a short time.
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