The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-02
Pedricktown Pencilings.

Feb. 27-Mr. and Mrs VIM z. Cum
ard and Mrs. Emma Cunard spent Il few
days with relatives at Vineland.
MI. aud Mrs. VIM. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey HOFFMAN attended a sur
prise at tie home of Mrs. Wilbur Beck
EFT, at Swedesboro, OH Thursday of last
week.
Antony Wisher and daughter Minnie
were recent guests of Mrs. Emma Dol
bow in Warrington.
Miss Edna Casey entertained as guests
on Sunday Misses Mary Duggan and
Tillie Cook, Rev. John Davis and John
McGlincy.
Dave Henderson, of PhiIa., spent
part of last week with his family.
Herbert Parker, Of Phila., spent Sun
day at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. SAINT Locke, of Nation
al Park, visited the lattei's parents on
Sunday.
Brantley Williamson and son Walter,
Of Cranler Hill, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Henry Holton.
The Junior Epworth League celebrat-
ed Washington's birlhdayin the church
last Friday afternoon. A tree decorat
ed With candy cherries was felled by
Clark Corson representing George Wasil-
ingtOn. Several recitati0ns and an ms
trumental duet by Miss Mae Strimple
and brother Thurman constituted the
program.
Mrs. Isabella s. Murphy is the guest
of her daughter Mrs. JOhu Wasg. at
HarrisOnville.
Mrs. VIM. Dugan has been very sick
for the past two weeks.
The troubles growing out of the pro-
posed new canneIy here, will probably
result in a pickle factory. The WELL
known Heiniz firm agrees TO erect the
plant, provided three acres of land are
donated and fifty acres oftruck pledged.
Miss Anna Tighe eldest daughter of
Frank Tighe living near here was MAJ
ried to James Leonard, of Mullica Hill,
Rev. Walter Leahy preformed the cere-
mony. Miss Mary Tighe sister Of the
bride was maid of honor and Mr.. John
Cannan, of Mnliica Hill, acted as best
man. The bride and her maid of honor
were gowned in white china silk. A
wedding breakfast and reception follow
ed at the home of the bride.
Chas.. w. Sparks has opened a meat
market aud will occupy JAS. Pedrick's
shop.
A surprise was rendered Misses Clara
Gordon and Edna Currie at Mrs. Emma
Cunard's last Tuesday evening. The
following young people were present.
Misses Sara Stewart, Sara S~ummerill.
Sara Doughten, Bessie Diver. Nettie
Hickman, Lou Klein. Jennie Layman,
Lizzie Murphy, Mae Butler. Messrs.
Jacob and Harvey aavcnta, Joseph
Flanagan, Harvey Sparks, JAS. Work
man. Morrison Sparks, George Gibson,
Ford Dean, Harry Justice, Fred Tull,
Harvey Holton, Howard and Robert
Hewitt. Miss Lizzie Shultz. Abbie
Munyan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burk, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Doughten.
The Court of Chaucery of New Jersey
has ordered the receiver of William Jus-
tice's Sons to pay all ~undisputed claims
in full except tie principal of the mort.
gage of $4,000 held by David Wiley,
trustee. including the interest un both
mortgages. Ii is fuitbur ordered that
the receiver make sale Of all the person.
al property except tools in the mill and
such of the office furniture as he may
need about his business as receiver; that
said receiver is not to sell as personal
property any Of the buildings and The
land covered by the mortgages.
William Chew has moved onto Amos
Justices farm. Mr.. Justice will move
to Wilmington abnut April 1st. Joel
Carey moved on the farm of Albert Isis.
ner vacated by Mr.. Chew.