The Penn's Grove record., 1903-08-14
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Aug: ls-Mtss M3fy Humphries issis.
Ason YVES born to Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Miss Edna Casey baa ); y Sun ~ "a
position as teacher at Centre School r,
P. Neck and accepted IN the Office 81 the
"Paulsbo1o Press" Miss Casey will %
back and forth on the train.
Mn. Mary Diver and daughter Edith.
OF Penn's Grove, visited 81 the home 81
James Sweeten last week. M. and Mrs
Harry Jones and daughters Eleanor and
Katherine, Of Chester. Pa. snent Satnr-
day with MI. and Mrs. Sweeten.
VIM. Murphysis assisting r. D. Mitch
ell at the station.
David F~irestone has been quite sick
Tor ten days past.
A cement walk has been laid around
the Baptist Church. Chas. Hampton.
David Firestone and Mrs. 1. S. Murphey
have also placed the walks around their
homes.
Miss Helen Swaverly has the mumps.
Misses Carrie Strimple, Caddie Douphten
| fever.
Mrs. H. w. Casey spent part Of last
week in Philadelphia. Miss Florence
Casey returned with her mother to spend
| her vacation.
Mrs. Mary Gates is spending sometime
in Fairview, Pa.
Chas. Sparks spent Sunday in Atlantic
City.
James Harrington entertained the fol-
lowing guests over Sunday: Miss Bertha
Storrie, Meesrs. Harry Ellis, Of Camden;
Fred Harrington and Harry Wolfe, of
Phila.; Miss Storrie and Mr.. Ellis will
remain ten days.
Miss Jennie Calver, Of Booths Corner,
Pa, is visiting Miss Carrie Hortman.
JOS. Moran, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with John Sullivan and wife.
Mr.. Sullivan will move to P~hiladelphia
Sept. l.
& Samuel Mason and wife, Of Salem, have
I been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fer
gus0n. Mrs. Clarence Hampton and
children, Of Swedesboro, spent Friday at
this home.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Parks
died on Monday after being sick for
sometime. The funeral was held on
Wednesday.
Preston Pedrick recently dug a basket
of white potatoes from his garden, thirty
five Of which filled the basket.
Harvey Justices house occupied by
VIM. Dilks is being painted.
Howard Pedrick and family, of Wood.
bury, visited with James Pedrick and
wife over Sunday.
Rev. James Davis and Edward Clark
left last Monday for Elizabeth City, Va,
where they will attend a Baptist Camp
Meeting for q week. Rev. Davis will oc.
cupy the pulpit of the Fiftieth Baptist
Church of Philadelphia, Sunday, August
23d.
Wm. Hunt has been indisposed for 9
few days.
Mrs. VIM. Morrison and son spent Sun.
day in Philadelphia.
The Junior League in charge of Mrs
Isaac Pedrick will picnic in Fenton's
Woods next Thursday, August 20. Din
ner will be served in the woods and can
dy and ice cream will be for sale. Every
one is cordially invited to 60. Teaml
have been provided and will be at the
Church at $50 A. M. An organ will be
taken, music and singing will form par
of the enjoyment Of the day. If Thurs
day should prove stormy the picnic viii
be held the day following.
Andrew Parker and family attended
Pitman Grove camp over Sunday.
Miss May Strimple spent last week IL
Phila.
David Firman was committed to thu
County Jail last Saturday for %purloinint
flowers from James Farrington's buria
plot in the Baptist Cemetery.
P. P. Sweeten and wife contemplate
trip to Niagra Falls in the early Autumn
Mrs. FL. III. Holton, Mrs. Kezia Hamp
ton and Miss Marietta Holton spent Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hol
ton at Swedesboro.
A merry party from here went to TIT
Railroad bridge on Wednesday in Sam
= 'c..:h end sgg gee.
time generally. Among those who wert
there were: Mrs. VIM. Titus and daugh
tiers May and Anna, Mr.. and Mrs. Sedg
wick Justice, of Philadelphia; Mrs. VIM
Burk, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. Ed
ward Justice, Messrs. Richard Corsor
and Raymond Doughten.
Mrs. Emanuel Black has been visiting
in Williamstown.
Mrs. Adolphus Dean entertained Mrs
James Holeton and son, of Swedesboro
on Wednesday.
A neat iron fence now enclOses the
Quaker Cemetery with IN arch at the en-
trance on which "Pedricktown Gene.
terry" is inscribed.
The prices of truck the fore part Of the
week were Is to Csc. a crate for tomatoes,
81. % q barrel for cucumbers, white pc.
tatoes $1.6O q barrel and egg plants $1.85.
Clark Chew will move to Salem in q
short time.
Mrs. Chas. Prall and daughter, of Tren-
ton, have been spending some time at
home of JOS. Pedrick.
A few sweet potatoes r being dug
and Henry Reymer has shipped canta-
loupes to market.
Howard M. Justice is spending this
week in Pennsville and Salem. II.
The C. E. Of the Baptist Church will
hold a festival on the Church lawn next
Saturday evening, 22d.