The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-02
P~edricktown Ponctlings,

AAAs duu NAlhs 0p8rkS were en-
tertained at Penn's Grove on Sunday, by
MIS-. Elizabeth 7. johnson.
Mortimer Costello, Of C~larksbor0, spent
q few days with his cousin William Tull.
a singing class has been organized and
Will have its first meeting in Odd Fellows
Hall Friday evening. Prot. "A. 8. Clark,
Of Westville, is the Instructor.
Hon. Chas. Litchman, of Essex County,
addressed 9 Republican mass meeting in
Red Mems Hall last Tuesday evening. He
was entertained by W. F. Hunt, Esq.
Miss Margaret Nixon recently entertain
ed her sister from Woodstown at Mrs. EN-
ma Pedrick's.
Mrs. James Sweeten, Sr. and daughter
Miss Lottie are soiourning in Washington,
D. c., as guests of Mrs. Hannah Stidham.
The Ladies of the Baptist Church will
hold one of their popular Harvest Homes
in Red Mems Hall this Saturday evening.
Big supper only IS cents.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Jameson and Robt.
Waters, Of Phila., spent Sunday with their
father VIM. Waters in honor of his birth
day.
Wm. Cawley will improve his property
by adding q concrete walk.
Mr. Hannah J. Hunt and Miss Nellie
| Hunt have been spending q few days at
Thos. Hunts in PENIS Grove.
Chas. Doughiety, Of Camden, spent Sum
| day at his parents home.
Mrs. Chas. Hampton has been spending
q week with her daughter, Mrs. Th0s.
Weatherby.
Miss Fannie Copperwaithe, OF Whining
ton, visited Mrs. Isabel Murphy last Mon
day.
Miss Elsie Layton and VIM. Carey, Of
| Phila., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
of Swedesboro, were entertained by Mrs.
Maria Layton last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Purnell, of Ocean City,
Nd, is q guest of Miss Mae Strimple.
A number of our male citizens visited
the Gypsie camp last Sunday.
John P. Turner, of Woodbury., our form
er t0wnsman, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. BENZ. Spong, who has been spend
ing some time with the family of James
Harrington, has returned to her home in
Harrisburg, Pa.
Squire w. Z. Hunt, is erecting q barn
on his property near Red MEMS Hall.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wagg, of Harrison
vile, are visiting the ~latter's mother, Mrs.
Isabel Murphy.
Miss Florence Derricks0p, of Repaupo,
has been spending a few dayswith her sis
ter Mrs. Andrew Parker.
/! Robt. Tuu is putting shutters on his
house on Railroad Avenue.
Miss Bertha Cunard, of Phila., spent
Sunday with her mother.
Capts. VIM. Holton and VIM. Black are
cunning down the bay.
Albert Williamson was an over Sunday
guest of his father Brantly Williamson al
North Ceamer Hill.
Mrs. Anna Tussey and Miss Laura Chat
tin, Of Bridgeport, visited u Jr.t Epworth
League last Friday afternoon.
Samuel Patterson has been visiting the
family Of Amos Justice in Wilmington the
past few days. His cousin Miss Emma
Justice returned heHo with him on Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker, Of
Phila., visited his sister Mrs. Freelan
ISparks last Sunday.
Hamilton G. Pedrick is on a cunning
trip in Cape May County and visiting his
cousin Harry Leaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex l.. Justice spent Sun
day in PENIS Grove.
The Jr. Epw0rth League will 60 to
Bridgeport, Nov. 10th to hear an address
by Samuel Thompson, State Supt. of Ep-
worth League, in the M. E. Church.
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick, Miss Edith Pedrick
and Mr.. Chas. Sparks attended the Smith
-Kille nuptials at PENIS Grove last We'd
nesday.
Albert Sparks has driven a well on his
property occupied by Clark Chew.
The Jr. Epworth League held a Hollow
cen social in the M. E. Chapel last Tuesday
/ ovoninr Tho Mo oof;nO contest aud annie
bobhipg afforded much amusement. 7.
The election board has found 1893 voters
"a 0ldmans Township, s less than last year.