The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-12
Pedricktown Pencilings.

Mrs. Hannah Stidham and son William,
| of Phila., are visitors at James Sweeten
Sr's.
Miss Julia Leaning spent Sunday with
Miss Sara Pilgrim at Wayne Junction,
Phila.
Born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Doughten a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitaker, OF
Camden, are spending a week with his
mother at Five Points.
Miss Emma Walker will spend the
| summer at a popular seaside resort.
Miss Laurena Shoemaker, of Phila.
who has recently returned from Paris is
spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs.
Freelan G. Sparks,
Miss Bertha Cunard and Mrs. Walter
Cunard, of Camden, are visiting their
mother Mrs. Emma Cunard.
Miss Jennie Green will start for the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo the
18th. She will be accompanied by Mrs.
Amos Sheaff, of West Chester, Pa,
Chas. Sparks, of indianapolis, Ind. is
visiting his relatives, the Doughten's.
A carrier pigeon fell exhausted at the
farm of Freelan Sparks one day last week.
Mrs. Sparks fed and watered it and found
a ring on its leg with a piece of paper
bearing the following:-This bird stopped
at the farm OF C. f. Myers Sunday night
was fed watered and liberated Monday s
a. m. Will the owner please communi-
cate with C.. F. Myers, Bridgeport, n. j.,
upon its arrival home. Mrs. Sparks in
tended adding to the above that it stop
ped there, but the maid that was holding
the bird relaxed her hold and it flew
away before she could replace the paper
to its leg, SO Mr.. Myers will not hear
from its owner.
Only an hours service was held at the
NJ. L. Church last Sunday evening, which
was devoted to the Epworth League.
Miss Bertha Fisher, of Wilmington, is
spending her vacation with her unit Mrs,
F. j. Gaventa at Perkintown.
Miss Celia O'Mara, OF Phila,, is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. William Duggan.
Harry Myers, Of Newark, of the firm OF
Leveridge, Myers Il Co, produce mer-
chants was in town last Tuesday looking
up trade and visited his aunt, Mrs. Kez-
iah Pedrick.
Rev. John Wagg and wife have return
ed to their home in Goshen, n. j., after
spending ten days with relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Wagg was formerly pastor OF
the NJ. E. Church OF this place.
Howard Cooper, Of Phila., spent Sun
day with relatives in town.
Chas, Sparks is painting for Holton x
Son.
Miss Laura Bowers, OF Phila., has been
a recent guest of Miss Bertha Cunard who
is staying with her mother Mrs. Emma
Cunard.
Miss Grace Walters has returned after
extended stay in Philadelphia.
Misses Flora Picken, Rebecca Barber,
Alice and Edith Pedrick and Ralph Park
er spent the Fourth at National Park.
Messrs. Alfred and Earl Bradley, of
Allentown, were guests at the NJ. f. Par
sonage over Sunday.
William Duggan is treating his house
to a fresh coat of paint.
James Justice * Son have employed a
barber from Philadelphia.
A slight fire occurred at the home of
Charles Hendrickson last Tuesday, caus-
ed by the gasoline stove. The tank leak
ed and it ignited. The blaze was soon
subdued before much damage wa done.
r Johnson Shoemaker, wife and
daughter Anna, OF Fall River, Mass, are
being entertained:for a few weeks by the
Misses Sara and Ann Davis,
Seven hundred crates OF tomatoes were
shipped from our station on Tuesday last.
During last May an infant child OF our
neiphbOr was suffering from cholera inf9n-