The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-16
P~edricktown PenciIings.

March IA donation party was
given Mrs. DrabOld by several members
of the Baptist Church.
Alvin Redden, OF Milford, DEL, Wis.
tied Hamilton Pedrick last week.
Recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Perry, a son.
Miss Lauia Tussey. OF rennsvilIe, is
visiting her father John Tussey.
Andrew Parker has erected 4 neat
iron fence in front OF his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Justice, Of
Phita., were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mis-. Albert Risner.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Myers, of Dare
town, have been visiting Mrs. FL. w.
Casey.
Miss Abba McCarson, who has been
visiting friends here WA unable to re-
turn to her home in AliOWay until Sat
day owing to illness.
Don't forget the Old Maids COnyen-
ton in Red Mems Hall, Saturday evpn-
ing. by the Baptist Church.
Clark Chew moved from Salem into
Chas. Barber's house on Cherry ST.,
last week.
Gideon Stanton still continues i'll.
Flora Crispai has the mumps.
The club houses at Oidmans bridge
are being repaired and some have new
| OWners
Mrs. Reba Sholders and Miss Linda
Sh0Iders spent last Thursday in Phila.
Miss Lola Justice, Of Phila., spent
last Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. R0bt. Justice.
The masOns have begun plastering
Frank Dawson's new house on Railroad
Avenue.
Mrs. Isaac pedrick is visiting her
sister in Camden.
Mrs. L Miller, of Woodstown, rs-
Gently visited Mrs JOSEPH. Cooper.
Walter Layton, Of Absecon, spent
Tuesday With his mother Mrs. Maria
Layton.
The members of the Baptist Church
are raising 4 fund for Rev. Max Rein
hart who is a member of their church
and . missionary in Central America
and who recently lost all his possessions
by the capsiziDg Of a boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Mattson, of
Bridgeport, visited the families Of ia
cob Titus and Wesley Hewitt.
The farmers ard truckers are now
making extensive preparations for their
coming campaign of hard labor MS indi-
Gated by the frequent arrival Of ferLilix-
ers. No less active are the fishermen
who are now busy in preparing for a
season OF excitement and exposure at
tending with considerable danger and
uncertain results. $
"Uncle Tom" 4 blind negro gave 4
concert in Red Mems Hall, Wednesday
evening. Blind Tom is unlearned,
sightless from birth. yet sings IN three
languages initiates upon the piano
almost every known instrument and
~repr0duces any piece Of music played
In his presence after 0nce heating it.
The present reading. room will be
vacated and occupied by Picken's feed
store. After conference another and
larger room will be occupied as a read.
ing room.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs.
Fannie Holton's last Thursday evening
and the following officers we're elected:
Pres, Mis-. Elizabeth Cooper; Vice
Pres. Mrs. Sara Risnai; Treas Mrs.
Martha Robinson; Assist. Mrs. HI. j.
Hunt; Sec. Mis-. Fannie HOItun; Assist,
Mrs. Jos. Cooper; Collectors, Mrs. Sara
Risner. Mrs. Ruth Justice, Mrs. Anna
H0lt0n, Mrs. Rebecca Hunt. The la
dies we're unanimous in their request
to have Rev. Boyd returned for anOth-
pr year.
Miss Hannah Titus has returned to
her home in TacOny, Pa.
Twenty new books have been added
to the M. e Sunday School library.
a c0iored preacher lecturrd in the .
E. church Monday evening, inplc.
Slavery.
Chas Schwevfl, Frank Blddlr .lo
have been fishing in South Carolina
returned home last Sunday.
AcrDwd OF y0ulg Democrats 9aTad
ed the s.feets ut II late hour last Tues
day night IN .mmsr of their victory and
succeeded in waking The pnpuiai ion
that were sleeping soundly.
Miss Alice ped,ick has secured Il
p sitiOp III Camden T.