The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-24
Woodstown Whisperings

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Wo0dstown Whisperings
Mrs. Lydia Dickinson and daughter
Lillian spent last week with Miss Lillian
billiard in Salem.
Miss Alice Clayton ana Jean Clayton
have joined their mother with the re-
manning party at Ocean City this week.
Isaac McCallister, employee at Phila-
delphia, is enjoying a weeks vacation
with his mother.
Misses Glen Davis and Ella Banks have
gone to Ocean City for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Jones and family
returned on Monday from a visit to the
seathore.
Miss Elizabeth Redstrake, OF Salem, is
the guest of Miss Edna virgins.
Misses LYDIA and Carrie gave a picnic
at East Lake Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Various out-of-door games were played.
after which every one was invited to a
well laden table where the inner man
was satisfied. Softly the shades of night
began to gather and the merry party
with their melodious voices echoed forth
the popular aires as well as many old ia
miliar tunes, simply enchanting the lis
tener. Soon the guests dispersed having
had an enjoyable time. Those present
were Achsah Grier, Elma Horner, Mar
tina and May Clayton, Edyth Flitcraft,
Lillian Perry, Lillian Dickinson, Ger
trude Bassett. Lynda Smith, Florence
and Mabel Turner, Mabel Davis, Flor
ence Moore, Emma and Lizzie Burt,
Elizabeth Reading, Julia Elton, Frances
Moore, Mrs. Alvah Bushnell, Elizabeth
Redstrake, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Snitch-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Dickinson,
DIR. and Mrs. Miller, Nj. and Mrs. Geo.
Waddington, ST., Messrs. VIM. Borton,
Vim. DeGrofft, VIM. Weatherby, Samuel
Weatherby, VIM. Davis, Ralph Bassett,
Wallace Roberts, John Borton, Carol
Patterson, Guy Gerrwick, DR.. Irving
Callahan, John Boone, French Reeves,
LeGrand virgins, Isaac McAllister,
Warren Shinn, Mr.. Armstrong.
Now that the latest improved stone
road is assured for il Borough, some see
the need Of q sewer system. Private par
ties have consented 70 put it i'll but many
think the Borough should own the sew
ers as it does the water works because
one is the complement of the other. 1t
is important that the sewer be put in be-
fore the stone road is built as it can be
done at less expense.
The Woodstown Field Club enioyed
their annual picnic along Oldmans creek
at Auburn Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Steelman, OF Ken.
sington, Philadelphia, have been visiting
DIR. and Mrs. E. Il. DeGrofft last week.
/ DR.. s. Irving Callahan attended the
meeting of the State Dental SOCIETY," u,
Asbury Park last week.
Mr.. E. S. Fogg spent Sunday at Ocear
City with his wife and daughter. Miss
Frances D. Fogg is much better since 90
ing to the shore, and is expected home
| this week.
Edward Austin ran a rusty nail in hi
left foot one day last week and has beer
suffering since from it. His ankle ani
foot were badly swollen and blood poison
was feared.
Franklin Flitcraft will run his Hudson
River excursion to New York and Yves
Point on Wednesday, August II, and hi
excursion to the SXitchback will occu
on October 8.
1926 a barrel wefel k1d Tor white pota
toM at our station last week.
The Tool and Vice Company have
large force Of men putting machinery ii
place in their large plant here which wa
removed from Camden. They expect t
begin work in about two weeks.
Brutally Tortured.
A case comes to light that for persisfer
and unmereiful torture has perhaps neyf
been eQualed. joe G0l0bick. Of Colns,
Calf, writes ssFor IS years / endured i
sufferable pain from Rheumatism and notl
ing relieved me though I tried everythin
known. I came across Electric Bitters a.