The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-09
P~edricktown Pencilings.

March THE M. E. Sunday School
took 500. go at the Old Maids Conven
ton last Saturday evening. The net
pr0ceeds was SAT SO.
Messrs VIM. and Eddie Prigger and
Miss Emma Walker, of Philadelphia,
visited friends here VI Sunday.
Frank Lore, of Phila !, was a guest OF
Il. d. Mitchell on Sunday.
Mrs Harry M. Green is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates, at
Ashland, for a few days.
Frank Norton chtistened his new
hack last Saturday. II is a fine affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Locke, of Ma.
llonal Park visited her parents last
Sunday.
Miss Mae Kinnear. of Phila., for
merry OF this place, spent a few days
With Mrs. Andrew Parker.
Miss Alba McCorsOn, of Alloway,
one OF our former school ma'am, has
been visiting her friends in this place
the past week.
Miss Bertha Steelman. of Clayton,
was recently entertained by Miss Mary
Justice.
Messrs Dave Hendricks, Warren
Pedrick and Harry Johnson were
among those who spent Sunday here.
Misses Mae and Anna Titus we're en-
tertained on Sunday by their cousin
Miss Sarah Doughten.
Oliver Justice is spending some time
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Justice.
Miss Clara Gorden spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents near
Salem.
Walter CuDard, OF Phi!a., is visiting
his mother Mrs. Emma Cunard.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Dubois arrived
home from Brooklyn last week. They
have adopted Frank Walkers little
boy.
Robert Walker, of Penn's Grove,
visited u place last Sunday.
Miss Mae Strimple, who is a fine
plauOist. will play at a concert given by
Prot. A. s. Clark at Westville.
Miss Clara Golden was suddenly
called home last Monday owing to the
death Of her brother which was veiy
sudden. Mrs. Emma Doughten is fill
ing the vacancy.
Miss Rebecca Barber is visiting
friends at S%harptown.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs.
Fannie Holton's Thursday evening for
the purpose Of electing new officers.
Mr.. Gideon Stanton is numbered
with the sick
Miss Lon Klien spent Sunday at her
home in Salem.
VIM. Hunter and family, of Swedes-
bOr0, were quests at DR.. Blacks on
Sunday.
Peter Strimpie has returned home
from his physician in Camden.
The Democratic Caucus meeting
was held in Red Mems Hall last Mon.
day evening. The Republicans held
theirs in same palce on Tuesday even
ing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Go. has
purchased 4 wheel for agent Richard
Mitchell TO ride TO and from his board
ing place.
The W. G. 4. u. of Salem County
will hold its spring convention in the
NJ. e. Church at This place, April 18th.
Harry Wisher las taken unto him
self a wife, M.ss Mamie Hewitt, Of
Penn's Grove.
Frank Gates, who has just moved
here from Monroeville, entered the
employ of Jas Sweeien's Sons III Mon
day.
William Sirimple has accepted a pos
itiOn AS book keeper at 18Th and Mar
ket Sts.. Phila
Mrs. Roht. IT'LL is being entertained
hy Mrs. WIN. Dilks at her home in
Wilihurst.
Miss Mary Do!bow has been visiting
Mrs. Leven Tull.
Frank Walker, Of Brooklyn, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Josiah Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Holton visited
The latters parents Rev. ard Mrs. John
Wagg at HarrisoDville. Z
At the fourth quarterly conference
of the NJ. E. Church resolutions we're
unanimously passed commencing Rev.
John Boyd, pastor. for his labor
among us aud also a cordial and urgent
invitation was extended to him to re
turn for another wear.
The M. E Sunday school has greatly
enlarged this year. having doubled in
average attendance. The financrs
now better than for years and the
collection is twice as large
as ever in the history Of the school.
The original Old Maids Convention
and not the old maids matrimonial
club, will be held in Red Mems Hall
next Saturday evening, 18th, by the
young peoples society of The Baptist
Church. Don't fail 10 see Prof. Make
over. Admission Is and 20c. reserved
seats 25c