The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11

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Freelan Sparks is having an ice hou:
bnilt.
DR.. and Mrs, j. d. Ware, of Bridgetor
have been spending a few days with friend
and relatives and renewing old a~cquain'
ance.
Albert Stetser, of Philadelphia, and A
bert %stetser, Jr., Of Penn's Grove, sper
Sunday with Mrs Maurice Dolbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanton, ofCamder
were guests of W. p. Cunard and wife.
Mrs Robert Diver, OF PENIS Grove
spent part of the week with Mr.. and Mr..
James Sweeten.
Jacob Hunt wife and daughter, of An
burn, were the guests of William Hunt an
wife on Saturday
Clarence Hampton wife and dauqhte
Linda, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Long
acre, of Swedesboro, last week.
Harry w. Johnson spent Sunday a
home.
The entertainment to be given by the NJ
L. 5. 5. Glass of boys will be held on thi
Saturday evening the 18th, instead OF tn
Sth as mentioned in last week. issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Layman, of Mill
vile, are visiting among friends.
Benjamin w. Strengthen has erected al
duultlOD " HIS saw Mill III WHICH lie VIII
grind feed.
Misses Emily Lippincott and Tillie Cook
OF Penn's Grove, were in town one day las
week making calls.
Several members of Logan Tribe OF Red
Men visited Paulsboro Lodge Monday night
Miss Emma Walker is spending a week
in Penn's Grove, visiting friends and rela
tives.
The Fenwick Lodge, 1. o. 0. F., of sa
lem visited the Wenonah Lodge |. o. O. +,
on Tuesday evening. After the i~nstalla.
tons of officers they were taken to Holton's
restaurant and were served with lunch.
The list of unclaimed letters remaining in
the z. o. for the month of Dec. Frank
Hummill, Anna H. Burk, and VIM. Trum.
bill. T
ODD FELLOWS RALLY.
Last Saturday evening the Degree Team,
of Washington Irving Lodge, No. 1855, l. o.
o. F., of Philadelphia, under Degree Mas
ter Wm. Stanley aud assistant Daubman,
initiated twenty one candidates and rein
stated five members in Winona Lodge, No.
l3l, | o. o. F., of this place. The team,
composed of forty-nine members, arrived on
the last train and were met at the depot by
a committee of three from the home lodge,
VIM. Burk, j. B. Jordan and Levi C. JUS
tice accompanied by Mosacca Band. They
were escorted TO Red Mems Hall, where
they were greeted by the members OF Wi
mona Lodge and a number of visiting broth
ers among whom were: VIM. Coleman, John
Reeves, Frank Van Leer, Jos. Taylor, Eph-
rain jess. S. ID. Cooper, Shipley Flitcraft
and VIM. Foster, of Woodbine Lodge, No.
1853, of Woodstown; Dist. Deputy A. II.
Powell, Fred Klein, DR.. Ii. Chavanne, G..
Fl, Stratton, II. G. Parson, VIM. S. Brad
way, Clarence milford, VIM. Stratford, of
Fenwick Lodge, No. l64, of Salem; George
Jordan and Hon. Henry j. Blohm, of Muir
al Lodge, No. Sc. of PENIS Grove, j. c..
Helms, G. Warner Bennett, II Ii. Rainey,
of OsceOla Lodge, No. rs, of Swedesboro.
After the initiation of the candidates, and
reinstatement OF the members, the guests
who were assembled in the banquet hall
were called to the Lodge Room TO witness a
floor drill. As this drill is a part OF the
Lodge work, we can in Difference to the
wishes of the participants neither describe
the drill nor the costumes. Nor could we
if we would. Only a true Odd Fellow
could describe those odd costumes To say
that it was appreciated by the assembly, is
it mildly. The applause was deaf
ening. After the banquet prepared by the
ladies, the brothers departed under orders
to meet again at $50 O'Clock Sunday mora
ing. The visitors were entertained at the
homes OF the members of Winona Lodge.
Sunday morning met with them at the
Odd Fellows Hall, and from there attend
services at the Baptist Church, where,
for his text, and the Lord God
said, 1t is not good that man should be
alone; | will make him a help meet for
Rev. j. W. Davis preached an excel.
lent sermon on Friendship, Love and Truth.
He dwelt principally on the fact that there
is inherent in man a desire for companion
ship. An exchange of ideas is natural, and
an organization which has for it's motto
Friendship, Love and Truth" or others
with similar aims cannot fail to be uplitt-
ing in their influence. The church was
beautifully decorated and suspended across
the front were the Odd Fellows Links, con-
the letters F. L. and y.
AT $50 the brothers again met in Odd
Hall where speeches were made by
both the home and visiting members. The
Delegates left on the evening train, express
sing themselves as highly pleased with their
entertainment. L. G.
The w c.. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. DIR. II. T. johnson, on Tuesday even
lug. After the business meeting, Miss Mary
Anderson, Superintendent of Peace Depart
ment, presented a programme IN Peace.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday
Jan. %, 1901, at Mrs. Joseph
cooper's. SUPT PRESS,