The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-12

Quaker City.
Mrs. Thomas Holton and daughter
Marietta are visiting her brother Rev. Al
fred Wagg at Red Bank. H.
P~ennsvilIe Points.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carey, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
mother Mrs.. Sarah Chattin.
Mrs. Howard +. Barnes and son Le-
Roy, Of Camden, are spending a few days
with Aaron B. Jenkins.
The EpwOrth League held It's annual
election OF officers OH Tuesday evening
when the following were elected: Pres,
Rev. 3. 9. Lippincott, Jr.; lst Vice, Mrs.
Idle lrelan; ID, Miss plebe Jenkins. Sd,
Miss Mary Wright; 4th, Miss Laura Stiles;
Secretary, Reba Curriden; Treasurer,
Mrs. Idle Prinsen.
Erastus Lloyd, of Camden, is renewing
acquaintance here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fowler and dangli-
tiers Grace and Alfredo are spending this
week in Philadelphia visiting relatives.
Henry Webber, OF S~harptown, was In
town Oh Monday calling on friends.
Last Sunday being quarterly meeting
day, Presiding Elder Hewitt preached in
the M. +. Church in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hampton and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rulon spent Sunday
in Bridgeport with Mrs. Hampton's
daughter Mrs. Joseph Mounts.
Mrs. Margaret Green, of Salem, spent
Sunday with her daughter Mrs. James Ale
Jr.
Mrs. Maria Hewitt, Of Penn's Grove,
spent Sunday with her friend Mrs. Thos.
Irelan.
Miss Fannie Burgess, Of Salem, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Levina Waddington
for a few days.
Clayton shimp, Of Philadelphia, was a
Sunday visitor at the home of George
Prinsen.
Misses Mary and Phebe Jenkins and
MIR. Trivis Jenkins spent Tuesday in Sa-
lem calling OH friends.
Harry Whitesall attended the wedding
reception Of his nephew George Hewitt,
in Camden.
Rev. B. G. Lippincott, Jr., attended
at Carlisle, Pa, this week The Trustees
of tile College conferred the degree Of
Master of Arts upon him, because of his
superior abilities, Notwithstanding he is
not a college graduate.
a . 10y III OO IN U NY
special program by the children on Sum
day evening. In the morning Rev. J. A.
Lippincott, of Philadelphia, will preach
a sermon on Education.
Woodstown Whisperings
Marcus Reed, of Wilmington, spent the
first OF the week with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed.
Nj. and Mrs. Chss. Warpples, Of Wayne,
have been visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Daniel Ware.
JOS. Seagraves, Of Philadelphia, is enjoy
ing a few days vacation with his aunt.
John BOrtOA bad as his guest Walter
Nicholas, Of Philadelphia over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Dickinson is entertaining
Miss Abbie White, of Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, of POttsville,
are making a few weeks stay with his par
ents Mr.. aud Mas. Isaac Turner.
Miss Sue Riley wa graduated from West
Chester Seminary on Tuesday. Miss Edna
Riley attended the exercises
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. WaddingtOn enter
tanned at cards on Saturday evening last.
The guests present We're Misses Helen and
Alice BortOn, Eima Horner, Edyth Fit
craft, Florence Moore, Cora Weatherby.
Messrs. David and Ralph Bassett, French
Reeves Isaac McAIi;star and Warren
Shinn,
Henrv Sten,er Of the late firm, Of Stenler
| & Rassett who soId their carriage business
to .Josenh Black. Of sharptown. will act a.
selling agent for the latter gentleman.
The Alumni Association OF the Woods
town High School held their annual ban
met A. french's hotel on THURSDAY even
mo last with twenty three Alumni. Ave
teachers and FIVE members Of The Board Of
1 Edncation also the County Su~nerintendent
was present. The dinner was served by
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