The Penn's Grove record., 1901-05-17

May 14th-Peter Strimple, was homo
from Bayside, on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Hampton, and Mrs. Keziah
Hampton spent Thursday in Whining
ton.
Andrew %Skinnell, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her fiancee Miss Fan
ME Pedrick.
Messrs. Mary johnson and George
Reed, OF Phila., spent Sunday at the
formers home.
Misses Carrie and Emma Strimple have
been spending a few days at Bavside.
Miss Julia Deaming has gone to Salem
to attend to some business affairs and at
tend the Christian Endeayor Society
Convention held in the Baptist Memorial
Church.
VIM. Batten has been compelled to re-
turn from Bayside on account OF sickness.
Mrs. Gcbhardtsbaner, OF Woodbury..
Mrs. Louisa Gebhardtsbaner, of Phila.,
were recent guests of Mrs. Chas. Dehner.
While moving the lawn Mrs, Edward
Justice cut her foot severely with a sic
kle.
Mrs. Clark Cam, Mrs. Nellie Fruax
and daughter Salina, OF Camden, were
entertained over Sunday by Mrs. Maria
Layton.
Messrs. f. Dillwin Darlington and
Richard Packard, Of Doylestown, Pa,
have been planting the seed trials for W.
Atlee Burpee u Co. on Geo. r. Pedrick's
farm the past few days.
John Il. Jordan spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Helena \. Casey is at her home
here for a few days.
Thos. f. Hunt, wife and son Edwin,
OF Penn's Grove, recently visited David
Firestone's family.
Henry Holton has sold his horse to
Samuel Stanley.
Miss Minnie Wisher has returned from
a four weeks stay with her sister Mrs.
Edw. Dolbow, in Warrington.
Howard Justice is now employed by
Richard Corson in the wheelwright shop
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cawley and daugh-
ter Lillian recently spent a few days with
relatives in Middletown, Del.
Miss Nellie Riggs, OF Dudley, and Miss
Bertha Morrison were entertained at the
home OF d, X, Morrison on Sunday.
VIM. +. Hunt and wife have been
spending a few days with friends in Cam
den and Palmyra.
Mrs. Lydia Bonsall, of PENIS Grove,
spent Friday with Mrs. Edna Burk.
Mrs. Emma Cunard is having her house
painted.
The house lately occupied by John Bal
linger and owned by Frank Titus will
shortly be raised and remodeled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore ofSwedes-
boro, were guests Of Jos. b. Green and
wife on Sunday.
Davis Stanley is enlarging one OF the
boat houses along Oldman's Creek.
Mrs. Ella Morrison is spending two
weeks in Mauricetown.
Scott Picken and daughter Flora and
Miss Rebecca Barber spent Sunday at
Mullica Hill.
Messrs. Harry Walton and Willie Tull
were in Salem over Sunday.
Mrs. David Firestone was taken quite
i'll on Sunday with cramp colo but is i'm
proving now.
The officers elected on Sunday last for
the coming year for the NJ. +. Sunday
school are as follows: Supt., Andrew
Parker; Assistant Supt., Thos. Shoulders;
Sec, Carrie HOFFMAN; Treas, Thos. Hol-
ton; Organists, Mrs. Stella Mitchell;
Chorister, Richard Corson; New teach
ers, Mrs. Thos. I~lolton, Misses Emma
Walker and Lottie Sweeten.
Mrs. Clara Leap, OF PENIS Grove visit
ed here ON Sunday. Mrs. Emaline Ped
rick will make her home for a while
with Mrs. Leap, who is her neice.
The personal property OF Albert Ped
rick, dec, will be sold mex Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Fannie Pedrick is the guest OF her
brother, in Woodbury.,
Mrs. Styles, OF Paulsboro, gave another
Niavi Lecture to ladies in Mrs. James
Sweeten's parlor on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriet n. Doughten widow OF
the late Thos. NJ. Doughten died very
suddenly Wednesday morning after a few
hours sickness. 1t was a sad blow TO her
three sons and relatives who have the
sympathy OF the entire community. The
funeral will be held in the NJ. f. Church
Sunday morning at 1890.