The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-19
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Miss Achsah Grier is entertaining Mics
Marie Kipp, of Rutherford.
Ulster Atkinson, of Philadelphia. speat
Sunday with his smother
Gee. Peterson is enjoying a.two weeks
vacation with his parents here.
Rev. DR.. Valiant, of Spring Lake, wa
in town on Wednesday renewing old &C.
quaintances.
Chas. Nelson, the younger son OF J. III.
Nelson, received q severe wound on the
head while driving with ]. B, Callahan.
The fad1s hat blew off and as he wa
grasping for it the horse turned q sharr
corner causing him to lose his balance
and tumble on his head.
VIM. Miller, who recently graduated
from Gettysburg Seminary spent the pasi
few days with his brother d.. /. q. Mill,
er. He expects to start for Africa as mis-.
sionary on July 4th.
The summer season of social events op.
ened with 9 house picnic at Hunts Hal
given by Misses Lillian Dickinson and
Bertha Becker in honor of the former
! friend Miss Abbie White, of Woodbury..
Around a beautifully decorated table eel
ffty-four merry-makers. The inner mar
being satisfied, all joined heartily in nu.
merous games, among which was sspris.
oner base causing much merriment
Those present were Misses Achsah Grier,
Sarah French, Sarah and Mary Fogg
Claire and Helen Jaquette, Edythe Fit
craft, Atlanta Flitcraft, Cora Weatherby,
Antonetta Becker, Gertrude Basseit
Alynda Reeves, Elizabeth Reading, Hell
en- and Alice Borton, Florence Moore,
Mary Austin, Mabel Davis, Emma Burt
| Vida Lippincott. Frances Moore, Mrs
Alvah Bushnell, Dr.. and Mrs. Lewis
| Horner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Patterson
Ida and Carrie Snitcher, Abbie White,
of Woodbury.; Messrs. Thomas Hilliard
Howard Keasby, Frank Grier, Walter
Ballinger, of Salem; John Borton, VIM
Weatherby, Samuel Weatherby, VIM
Borton, Samuel Borton, VIM. DeGrofft
VIM DAVIS. VIM. Miller, Legrand Wrig
gins kIss.t Warren shinn, Ym. Buzby, Ralpf
Mabel G. Baynard, of Bridgeton, q re
cent graduate Of the State Normal Schoo
has been elected q teacher in Woodstowl
| School.
Melvina A. Coles, . recent graduate o
State Normal School, has been elected
teacher of Laurel Hill School.
The Baptist Messenger, q small church
paper ceased publication, after an exist
ence of nineteen weeks. Another proc
that the good die young.
Rev. VIM. Spencer Skinner is drawing
large crowds on Sunday evenings will
his stereopticon lectures. The subiec
on Sunday evening will be 1.-THE Dram,
of Esther" His wife is also . noted so
lnigt and q great assistant to Mr.. Skinner
The Bacon Academy commencement
exercises were held in the Friends Meet
ing House last Wednesday evening
The graduates are Johanna s. Reeves
Maude III. Reeves, Elizabeth M. Kirby
J.. r. Borton and D. T. COnrow.
A paper on the Perseverance. Saw
MILL" prepared by Edward G. Hainea
was read at the meeting ofthe Pilesgrove
Woodstown Historical Society on Tues
day.
The Board of Trades attention ha
been called to the apparent need of I,
public cemetery.
Mrs. F. j. Collier has gone to ST. Loui
for q months stay and will attend tn,
wedding of a niece; DR.. Golfers sister
Mrs. Grant, accompanied her.
Woodstown boys are getting lots Q
nickles by selling the famous lotus lille
to passengers on the trains.
Prof. Lyons who has been principal Q
the public school here will spend mo6t 0
the summer at his home in Bridgeton
Professor Lyons leaves many friends il
town and very many interested in schoo
matters dislike to see him go.