The Penn's Grove record., 1901-03-29

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March 27-John Hewitt a former book
keeper for VIM. Justice Sons was seen in
town one day last week.
Edw. Clark has quit the employ of
John Wanamaker and returned home.
William Burk left for Bayside Sunday
evening, where he will engage in ship
ping fish.
John Warthman, OF Phila., spent Sun
day with his father Rev. John Warth-
man.
The NJ. L. Sunday School are prepar-
ing a special program for Easter entitled
Natures Eastertide."
DIR. Manuel Black, of Phila., was a
Sunday guest OF his brother DR.. A. b.
Black.
Mrs. Leslis Mitchell, OF Phila., is visit
her mother Mrs. Hannah j. Hunt.
Most all OF the farmers in this vicinity
have their tomatoes out in cold frames.
Harry johnson, OF Phila., has been
spending a few days with his parents DR..
and Mrs. Harry T. johnson.
Fred kragler moved from Auburn into
the house vacated by John Richards.
The farmers about here are complain
ing Of a scarcely of help.
Mrs. Mary Ballinger is critically i'll
/ Will pneumonia. hlfSt IlldS. lJtlIiltI Is
also sick.
Samuel Dean and VIM. Eskridge have
bought the pool room OF Samuel Stanley.
Thos. Robinson is spending sometime
in Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Somers was a recent guest
of Mrs. Edw. Justice.
A surprise party was given David Rob
erts and wife in their new home near
Pedricktown Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frank Doughten entertained her
brother from PENIS Grove over Sunday.
The four months old child of VIM.
Dean is sick with catarrah fever.
Rev, John S.. Hampton moved into DR..
Blacks house on Friday, lately vacated
by Robt. Tull who moved into Harvey
Justices house. Benz. Weatherby has
moved into the tenan house on the farm
belonging to his sol George, On Satur-
day VIM. Dunk moved on the farm be-
longing to John S. Hampton. John
Richards fopawed him on Eb. Sparks
farm. Wesley Sparks moved on Chas.
Hampton's farm vacated by Clarence
Hampton who has moved on his fathers
farm near Swedesboro.
The meadows between here and Centre
Square are under water. 1t is said by
the owners OF the meadows that they
will be allowed to go out to the tide.
Jas. Workmen has moved his shoe
maker shop on Samuel Stanley's lot.
Miss Julia Pedrick spent two days in
Phila. I.
Baptist Sunday School,
PedricktOwn, Mar. %, 1901
WuEREAs-Under Gods all-wise and
good Providence, often inscrutable to
man, has been removed from our midst,
Howard c. Strimple, a much loved mem
Der of our Sabbath School. Be it
REsoLvED-That by this death we have
lost one of the most faithful, cheerful
and beloved scholars, by whom our
school has been blessed.
REsoLvED-That, which we do not
question the wisdom OF his ways, who
doeth all things well, p" and reverently sub
NIT to the Divine will of the Most High,
realizing that we, too, may soon be called
upon TO sever earthly ties, we do mourn
the loss Of our fellow members genial
presence.
BEsoLvED-That we extend our deepest
sympathy to his heart-stricken family,
in this sad hour OF their bereavement,
commencing them to the care OF a loving
Father, who has promised to be a very
present help in the time OF trouble.
REsoLyED-That a copy Of there resolu-
tons be put upon the Sunday School
Record, that they be presented to his
parents, and be published in the "Penn's
Grove RECON- and ''Paulsboro Press"
REV. j. WARREN DAVIS.
LAURA SNYDER, Committee
LOUISA KLEIN,
PERSONAL---VERY. anonymous writer OF
March 10Th, please send some address to
which a letter may be sent from Pedrick-
town.
Butler x Ferguson announce their
Easter millinery opening on Saturday,
March 30th. All the new styles i'll mil
linery will be shown, consisting OF chit
tons, fancy brades, etc. Toques and bon
nets a speciality. 22-2t.