The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-16
Pedricktown PenciIings.

MISS May Eiur0 has returned from a Wis
it at Atlantic City.
Andrew Skinnell, OF Philadelphia spen
Sunday with Miss Fannie Pedrick, Sh,
| accompanied him to Philadelphia in tht
| evening.
William Dugan has sold his house tt
Mrs. Ruth Justice, and will move TO Phil
adelphia where he will engage in bricl
laying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Weatherby were
over Sunday visitors at Atlantic City.
Our town was shocked last Saturday
evening by the news OF Reimer Hen.
bricks death, which occurred in Sweet.
ems store where he dropped dead Of heart
disease. MI. Hendricks was well known
here, having lived in this vicinity for
many wears. The burial took place last
Tuesday, services were held in the NJ. T..
Church of which he was a member. In
terment in the Baptist cemetery. The
bereaved widow and daughter have our
sympathy in their loss.
James Sweeten Jr. is among the sick.
His father, who had typhoid fever, is re-
ported better at this writings
Mrs. Lucy Reymer is spending her va
cation at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Black attended the reun-
ion OF the Horner family at Lincoln Park
last Thursday, OF which Mrs. Black is a
member.
Miss Frances Warthman is the guest of
friends in Manahawken.
Walter Cunard will move from Camden
into Frank Titus house which is being
~remOdeIed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'mara have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia,
after spending part OF the ummer with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Duggan.
Mrs Eleanor L. Harrison has returned
to her home in Baltimore, Md, after
spending a month with her brother Rev.
John Warthman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freelan Titus returned
last week from a weeks visit in Balti-
more.
Andrew Parker and family attended a
family gathering at the home OF Mr..
Isaac D%erickson at Repaupo on Saturday.
William Neff and wife, OF Philadelphia,
are spending a week with Mrs. Frank
Titus.
Florence, the infant daughter OF VIM.
Batten, died Monday. The funeral was
held last Wednesday.
A peach lawn social has been arranged
by the NJ. f. Church ON the Friends
Meeting house lawn on Saturday evening
Aug. "a.
Jas. Strimple has arrived home from
Ocean City, Md, Peter Strimple is quite
i'll at that place.
The Jr, Epworth League OF this place
and Centre Square picniced at Springer's
Woods last Thursday. \ pot-pie dinner
was given the children.
Fred harrington, OF Camden, is visiting
his brothers James and John harrington.
Miss Hannah Somers is visiting her
cousin Miss Anna Somers i'll Camden,
Miss Hanna Titus, OF Tacony, is spend
ing her vacation with relatives here.
Miss Mae c. Strimple entertained her
Sunday School class OF small boys at tea
at her home on Wednesday afternoon.
Auburn Accounts
J. NJ. Given and daughter Name spent
Friday at Pitman Grove Camp meeting.
William England and family spent
Thursday at Pitman and Alcyon Park.
George Horner and wife and daughter
Mary, Benz. Carney and wife, Chas. Eng
land, wife and sons spent Friday at Bran
DIVINE Springs.
Sunday evening services commence
now at 100 instead OF 7 O'Clock.
DR.. j. b. Given and family, OF Brook
Ign, are spending sometime with his ia
ther, j. NJ. Given.
Miss Helen Messick, of Westville, is
spending sometime with her grand par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. MattsOn.
Mrs. Susie Shallenberger, OF Westville,
has improved in health so much that she
came to her fathers on Saturday evening
to spend a while,
Horace Pedrick, OF Pedricktown, spent
Sunday in Auburn.
Joseph Pancoast, John Park, Alex Park
and sister Anna and Lily Humphreys
spent Saturday evening at Alcyon Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Park and son Leon,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Horner spent
Saturday and Sunday at Nathan Mattson's
near Roadstown.
William Haines and wife spent Friday
in Wilmington.
JOS. Poulson, has returned to the old
blacksmith stand in Benz. CHEESEMAN'S
shop. Thos. Daniels who bought Mr..
Poulson out last spring has gone to work
ing on a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Crispin have re-
turned from a trip to Buffalo.
Joseph Roberts is having the side o
fixed along the Auburn hill, making 1t
much better for carting to the boat. There
are W boats which load down the creek
now, one at Benz. Carney's wharf and
one at Capt, Strobridge's wharf. The
Trumbull Bros. have bought another boat,
the Emma OF Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Featherer me
with a sad loss last Saturday i'll the death
OF their only daughter Emma b., ayoung
lady OF 10 years who attended h State
Normal School last year. She had moi
been sick a whole week. The funeral on
Tuesday was largely attended. She had
many friends and relatives. Rev. w. L
Tomlin and Rev. Mr.. Croft conducted the
service. The family has the deepest sym.
pathy of a host of friends III this sad ant
sudden bereavement. There is a bright
light gone out OF that home, 1t was
shock to the whole community. Edgar
Kirby, of Swedesboro; Berthe kesler, o
neal Sharptown; Frank Mattson, Waite
Kenny, Thomas Roberts Il Joseph Pan
coast were the pail bearers. lntermeni
was at Lake Park Cemetery, SWedesboro
There was lovely flowers the gates ala
from the Sunday School and Is Jaci
Roses from her sunday School class Il
which she was a faithful attendent whel
she was home, and many others from he
loving friends. Emma will be missed II
this community and in her home. Sh'
had many friends at PENIS Grove an'
Pennsville and she was expecting Il
spend last week there, or near there. TIN
week she was taken sick she enjoyed her
self wherever she vent. She was a live
ly disposition and a lovely character. L
know her was to love her.
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