The Penn's Grove record., 1900-08-31
Personals.
spent.

Sunday at home.
Miss Florence Broadway visiting
Miss Lizzie Powell in Quiz
Miss Frances Jaquetts, Mem il
visiting Miss AliceG. Gal ~.
Miss FloreDcs Strengthen returned
home from Richmond, Ind, ON Thars
day.
Miss Gertrude Youte. Of Salem, il
spending The week with Miss Tillis
Cook.
Daniel V. and William G. Summer.
i'll were over-Sunday visitors at Allan.
tic City.
Thomas siWpkins, of Chester, spent
sunasy with bis mother Ms. Mary :.
Miss j. Lindsay and Mr.. H..Siegel Of
Tioga. were over-Sunday visitors at
DR.. Garrison's.
Miss Lottie Patton, of Wilmington,
is spending sometime with relatives in
Penn's Grove.
Miss Kezie Bates, of Glendale, Cam
den county, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
John P. Higgins.
Miss Abbie L. Kidd leaves on Satur-
day for Clayton to resume school teach
ing on Monday.
John Smalley, of New York City, is
spending some weeks with his father
James E. Smalley.
Howard Borden who has been SPEND
Ing a week a Long Branch, returned
home on Tuesday.
j. Summerill Diver who has been as
sisting the Woodbury. Ice Company,
has returned home.
Charles Rogers, of Philad phia, is
spending the week with Mrs. Ghfissie
s. Rogers, his aunt.
Misses Victoria and Lillian Bowen,
of Philadelphia, are visiting their I'M.
Gle, Mayor Torton.
Mrs. William Shoemaker, n Phila-
delphia, has been spending a ftw days
with relatives here.
Harry Allen and Miss Fannie Leap,
of Camden, were over Sunday visitors
at Mrs. Mary H. Leaps
Mrs. Margaretta Ba, Der returned
home from Brooklyn last Friday soma-
what improved in health.
Miss Name Bowen, of Ply
has been spending The week With Mr..
Daniel V. Summeril), j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Trumbnll, of
Paulsboro, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Trumbnll.l
Mrs. Gideon G. Dnlbow, who has
been spending seven weeks at National
Park. returned home on Thursday.
Casper Padmore. wife and little son.
of Philadelphia, are spending a week
with MI. and Mrs. w. D. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Austin, of
near Woodstown, spent Wednesday
with relatives at South Penn'sGrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. johnson, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. James A. Den.
ny.
Mr.. and Mis-. Albert Turner, daugh-
ter Nellie and son Gideon, have been
spending the week-witthhy Asa
G. Turner.
Misses Reba 7. Oliver, Olive Harker,
Sarah Harker. and Mrs. Henry F.
Werle and children spent last Sunday
afternoon in Salem.
Mrs. Eliza Dawson, of Greenwich, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert C.
Elwell. Mrs. Barbara Sparks, of Cam
den. is also visiting Mrs. Elwell.
Mrs. Sarah E. Boyd who has been
living at Henry BARRIERS left on Mon.
day to make her home with her neph
Alfred G. Vanlorn, in Camden.
Mrs. John Harris and daughter Ruth,
who have been spending a month with
her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Strengthen,
returned to their home in Bridgeton on
Monday.
Miss Alice DiDgley and Mr.. Charles
A. Beck, Of Everson, Penna., Miss Fam
ME Stretch, of Philadelphia. Penna..
and Miss Ida Lawrence, Of Salem, were
over-Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr.. George w. Davis in South PENIS
Grove.
Misses Mabel Elkint0n and Lizzie
Munyan, who have been visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Clarke at Lake
Como. formerly pastor of Bethel M. p.
Church of this place, for 4 few days,
have returned home and report a very
pleasant time at the seash0re. Miss
Lottie Sparks who also accompanied
them will remain there a week or so
longer.
Farmers Raise the Price of Milk.
The retail milk dealers of Gloucester
city, held a meeting in conjunction with
the Dairymen Of Mount Ephraim and
vicinity at Stones Hotel, in Mount
Ephraim, and decided to use the price
of milk from 6 to 8 cents per quart.
The retailers objected to the increase at
this time OF the year, but the farmers
claim that milk is so scarce at present
that it will be necessary for them to ill.,
crease the wholesale price.
A Tea Social.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Fenton enter
tanned at tea last Tuesday evening a num-
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