The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-09
P~edrtcktown Pencilines.

Fedrtcktown PencilinGs.
Miss Kate Etoltz spent the HOLIDAYS
with %. and Mn. a. Frost ii WASHING
ton, D. G.
Harold Diver, Of PENIS Grove. has
been spending 4 week with his grand nar-
ents, James Sweeten and wife.
Contractors Titus Il Stanlav arc onlo,o.
tional Park.
Vim. Burk drives 4 new horse.
hev. Davis has been ~indisposed
Tor 2 few days.
Considerable interest Is being manifest
ga N the revival services in the NJ. E.
nightly.
Mrs. Sara Kirby entertained last week
Misses Lillian Kirby and Ada Holeton,
Messrs. Harry Hunt, Chas. Brown and
Raymond Doughten has been spending
2 week IN Philadelphia.
On New Years Day Henry Holeton and
vile entertained q small company among
wnom were Samuel Holton anddaugIiter,
Florence, Of Swedesboro; Thos. Weather
~ and wife, OF Centre Square. VIM. Hol-
ton q wife and son Harrison, Thomas
aolton, wife and daughter Mariette,
Cllas. Hampton and wife, Mrs. Isabella
Murphy, and Miss Mary Holton.
Harry Walton, of Salem, has resumed
Work as carriage painter with Richard
a family gathering took place at Mrs.
Emma Pedrick's on New Years Day, in
the farm OF q surprise to her. About Ill
o'clock the guests arrived bringing with
them their well laden baskets. A sump-
dinner was soon prepared and
served. A most enjoyable day was spent
Dy all present. Among those there were
Samuel Holdcraft and family, Robert
Holdcraft and family, of Centre Square;
Matthew Kidd, wife and daughter Grace
= Mrs. Daniel Lawrence, Of PENIS
Grove; Mrs. Andrew Skinned, Warren
Pedrick Of Philadelphia; R. D. Mitchell
and wife.
Miss Margaret Nixon, of Camden, has
been spending a few days with Mrs. r.
D. Mitchell.
Miss Maude Robinson, of Atlantic, was
g guest over Sunday Of her grandfather,
Thos. Robinson.
Miss Alice Pedrick has a new Blassius
piano. Mrs. John Burk also has q new
one.
Samuel Stanley has been confined to
his room by sickness for a week past. Da-
vid Firestone and Samuel Pedrick are al
SO quite complaining.
A reunion Of the Justice family took
place at the home OF Capt. and Mrs. j.
x. Justice on New Years Dav. The
guests were Edward M. Justice, wife and
son Howard, w. Albert Justice, wife and
daughters, Levi q. Justice and family and
Miss Carrie Hortman.
Workmen from a distance are employed
q the mill fixing the new machinery in
place that arrived last week, preparatory
to the grinding OF -four and feed.
Thos. Weatherby and wife, of Centre
Square, spent Sunday with Chas. Hamp-
ton and wife.
John Burk & Son, poultry dealers.
bought OF Mr.. Turner on Tuesday 1O5
chickens for which they paid $l6O. The
largest pair weighed 20 pounds.
Ralph Parker has returned to the State
Normal School after spending the holi-
days at home.
Keasby Butler has returned to his home
in B~ridgeville, Del, after spending a week
With his aunt Mrs. Isaac Pedrick.
Mrs. Anna Keen, of Philadelphia. re-
Gently visited-he daughter Mrs. Walter
Cunard.
Watch meeting was well attended in
the n. =. Church. The ringing Of bells
and firing OF guns marked the close Of
the old year and the beginning of the
new.
Edward N. Justice has been suffering
with neuralgia. Mrs. Edna Burk and
Wallace Swaverly are additions to the