The Penn's Grove record., 1903-03-27
Pedrjcktown PenciIiDgs.

CuCillDSS.
Fred Biddle, Of Long Branch, was
among the visitors in town last week.
James Harrington moved on Tuesday
into Capt. Albert Justices house John
Fell has moved in the house vacated by
Harrington. Mrs. Sarah Kirby has
moved to Philadelphia. Mrs. Emma
Pedrick moved in VIM. Hunts house.
Chas. Freid followed Mrs. Pedrick in the
house he bought last foil Of Frank Biddle.
Mrs. Curtis Mathis, Of New Gretna, has
been spending a week with relatives.
Miss Jane Clark, of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime at home.
Rev. and Mrs. G. +. Downs returned
from Conference on Tuesday.
Miss Lille Kirby and Mr.. Chas. Brown,
OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. VIM. Holeton,
ofPenn's Grove, were guests of Mrs.
Sara Kirby over Sunday.
Frank Gates has moved Instantly with
Mrs. Gates parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Pedrick.
Our town was unusually startled last
week by the rumor that we have lease of
small pox. Harry Lynn is the stricken
one. Levi @. Justice, President of the.
Board Of Health, quarantined Lynn's,
house last Friday. just how serious the
case is cannot be ascertained.
A team of horses driven by Silas Ped
rick ran away last Monday, doing consid-
cradle damage to the wagon and throwing
MI. Pedrick, out but fortunately he was
not injured.
John Dougherty is working for Holton'
& Son.
The EpWorth League has elected the
following officers for the next six months:
President, Richard Corson; LIST Vice Pres
ident, Mrs. Lizzie Pedrick; End Vice,
Mrs. Amanda Shultz; Sd Vice, Miss Lot
tie Sweeten; 4th, Mrs. Matilda Sweeten;
Secretary, Mrs. Ella w. Halton; Treasur-
er, Miss Lucy Reymer.
The entertainment given by the Ushers
Union of the Baptist Church last Monday
evening, far surpassed the expectation of
all present. The program included solos,
duets, readings, recitations and an adj
dress by the Pastor, Rev. James Davis,
at the conclusion of which refreshments
were served. $500 were realized from sc
admission.
Mrs. Chas. Hampton and Mrs. Kezia
Hampton spent Wednesday in Philadel-
phia.
VIM. Burk lost a valuable horse Sun
day night, after being sick with lung few
er two days.
Andrew Skinnell and wife, OF Philadel-
phia, spent part of this week with Mrs.
Emma Pedrick.
Davis Stanley is remodeling the inter
ior of his home.
Miss Helen Swaverly has returned from
a visit in Clarksboro.
Mrs. Lydia Raine, of PENIS Grove,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Peterson.
Miss Minnie Wisher entertained this
week Misses Elsie Roberts, Of Auburn,
and Sarah Brewer, of Repaupo.
Anthony Wisher and wife spent Sun
day with the family of Edward Dolbow
in Warrington.
Richard Corson, wheelwright, has just
completed a new mill wagon for Harvey
s. Justice.
VIM. Cunard is enlarging his barber
shap.
John Fawcett spent Sunday in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burk entertained
at their home last Saturday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Aleck Justice, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fawcett, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cum
ard, Mesdames Aura Keen and Anna
Dodd, Misses Nellie Fawcett, Anna Chris
Hansen, Florence Gibson, Mildred Cunard
and May Butler, Of Bridgeville, Del;
Messrs. Edward Prigger, Edward Cunard
and Rev. James Davis. The evening was
spent with vocal and instrumental music
and at a late hour the guests departed to
their homes.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church have
carpeted the chapel.
Mrs. Thos. Weatherby, Of Swedesboro,
visited relatives here on Wednesday.
Harry johnson was home from Phila-
delphia over Sunday.
Mrs. H. w. Casey, of Camden, has
been spending a few days at home.
While Jacob Fell was driving over the
new bridge causeway, the horses sudden
ly became frightened, ran away and
plunged into the ditch. In their efforts
to get out n horse pushed tile other I'M
der the water and was drowned. But
little damage was done the wagon. Mr..
Fell was not injured. The horse, it is
understood, was a valuable one and Mr..
Fell sustains quite a loss.
Chas. Swayerly spent Wednesday in
Salem.
Rumor states that Clark Chew will
move here again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler, of Bridgeville,
Del, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Isaac
Pedrlck.
Mrs. Nicholas Holeton, of National
Park, is the guest Of Mrs. John Shultz.
The Earnest Workers, an auxiliary of
the M. E. Church, organized about four
teen months ago, under the direction OF
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick, 1st Vice President of
the Epworth League, have raised $3.50, to
be given toward the mortgage on the M.
r. Church property.
VIM. F. Hunt, John NJ. Given and
Norman Layman were reelected mem-
bers of the Board of Education for Old
mans township last week. VIM. P. Gun
ard was elected to fill the unexpiied term
of w. Albert Justice, for one year.
Use Justices White Lily Flour and eat
bread fit for angels. <
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