The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-13
P~edricktown PenciIings.

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Samuel H0rtman. and Gideon Stanton
are quite poorly at this writing.
Mrs. N. A. Shoemaker, of Phila., is
spending some time with her daughter
Mrs. Freelan Sparks.
Miss Julia Leaning spent Sunday at
her home here.
A number of friends rendered Mrs.
John Burk q surprise at her home last
Friday evening. The guests were MI.
and Mrs. VIM. Cunarl, MI. and Mrs.
Clarence D0ughten, Mr.. and Mrs. john
Hertz, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Morris
on. Mi. and Mrs. VIM. Burk, Mr.. and
Mis- Il. G. Tuii, Mr.. and Mrs. s. p.
Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. David Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Shute, Mrs. Anna
Layman, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Gomez,
Mrs. Emma CunaId. Mis- Chas. Sparks,
Anna Snyder, Agnes Justice. Julia
Leaning, VIM. Barnes, Oliver Justice.
Miss Julia Pedrick spent par: Of the
week with friends and relatives, III
Philadelphia.
The following letters ale advertised
at the r. O. for the month of March,
Mrs. Edw. Burk, John w. Hayes, Mary
Harbeson. Richard Bnyed. Samuel
Kahler.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harbes0n were
rendered q surprise party by a number
OF young friends last Friday night. The
evening was pleasantly spent play ing
various games. Those present we've
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lloyd, Misses
Sara Doughten, Lou Klein, Jennie Lay
maD, Laura Snyder, Carrie Dunk, Lizzie
Snyder, Bessie Diver, Title Cook, Sara
Summerill, Nettie Hickman, Clara
Harbeson. Maggie Harbeson, aud Miss
Humphreys, MessIe. Harvey G~aventa,
Harvey Sparks, Hamilton Pedrick,
Morrison Sparks, Chas. Zane, Omar
Stump, Geo. Gibson, Jos. Flanagan.
Graves Stump, Jas. Workman, Eyeritt
Sparks and VIM. Fouik.
Rum0r says Norman Layman will re.
model his home near PedricktOwn in
the nea future.
Clarence JOIdon, Of Woodbine, is
spending q few days with his parents.
Herbert Parker will play first tenor
at the Temple Church, Phila., at the
Easter services next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Justice and
daughter are spending q week with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gofden. Of
Camden, are spending a few days with
the latters parents.
Rev. Doughty filled the Baptist pull
pit last Sunday In the absence of Rev.
J.. w. Davis.
The WeDonah Lodge of Odd Fellows
visited the Washington Irving Lodge,
of Phila., last Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg, Of Salem.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Th0s. Hole
ton.
VIM. Corson, of Vineland, visited his
brother Richard n day last week.
Mrs. Isabella Murphy spent Sunday
in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Saml Shoulders has returned
from q Phila., hospital where she has
been confined for some time.
Mrs. Jesse Doughten has returned
from q visit to her parents at National
Park accompanied by her mother.
Walter Layton, of Camden, is visit
ing his mother Maria Layton.
Mrs. Isaac Ridgway, of Greenwich,
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Preston Sweeten.
The theme for the Easter service at
the NJ. E. Church is the lord Of life
and glory
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. z. Robinson and
daughter, of Phila., were oyer Sunday
visitors. t.
Samuel j. Shute, district Steward,
represented the NJ. e. Church at the
District Stewards meeting 10 Camden
on Tuesday.
The Board Of Education OF Oldmans
Township met Tuesday evening and
elected the following teachers:
PedricktoWn, Anna B. Sailor, princi-
pal. at 500 q mouth; Clara Gordon, Ed
ma Curry and Carrie HOFFMAN at S35 a
4 month each.
Auburn, Beulah Jones, principal, at
$50 q month. Verna Cheesman, $40.
Literary, Louisa Klein, $35.
Perkintown, Bertha Hoffman, $35
There was no applicant for the Brick
school.
Wilbert F. Sailor al Pefkintown, is
worse off than if ne had lest his two
best horses. One is afflicted with kid
ney trouble and vii! never be Of any
use HIS best horse which cost him
$175 broke loose in the stable five weeks
ago and fell across a sill. and has been
on its side eve sincp. Recently it was
learned that three Of its ribs were brok-
eli.