The Penn's Grove record., 1903-02-27
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A0uCsss0&o.
George Weatherby has moved on hi,
fathers iarm recently made vacated 81
Thos. Weatherby.
Lemuel Reymer moved RECENTLY On
VIM. Moore's farm at Centre SQUARE
Mm. FOuik has moved from q Renn's
Grove on Edws .&Omers's farm.
Mrs. James Ross, Of Clarksboro. was !
recent guest Of Mn. VIM. Holton.
Mrs. Isabella Murphy is on the sick
list, also Mrs. J.K. Justice.
MN. Sarah Kirby is spending part 81
this week in Phila.
Mrs. Mary Diver and daughter Edythe,
OF Penn's Grove, have been spendinu I
lew days with Mr.. and Mrs. James sweet.
en-. Robt. Diver and SOM spent Sunday
at this home.
Chas. Sparks is home from Moorestown
for q few days.
Howard Hewitt moved into Albert
Sparks house on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Ferguson has been suffer.
ing with the grip. Rev. G. Downs has
had an attack Of it.
Mrs. Lillian Locke, Mrs. Thos. Roberts
and Nicholas Roberts, OF National Park.
were among the visitors in town last
week. Mrs. Edith Pedrick accompanied
Mrs. Locke home.
Thoe. Weatherby, OF Pennsville, spent
last week with friends here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson. formerly Of
this place, died at the home Of her dauQh-
ter Mrs. q. G. Butler in Bridpeton. last
Wednesday. The body was taken to
WOodstOwn for burial. Services were
held in the Baptist Church Of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs. VIM.
Hunt, Mrs. Harvey HOFFMAN, Miss Edith
Pedrick attended the funeral.
Mrs. James Harrington Is reported sick.
Miss Emma Walker, of PHILADELPHIA.
visited friends here Oyer Sunday.
Mrs. David Firestone continues very
i'll.
Miss Linda Shoulders, OF Swedesboro.
and Henry Barber, of Philadelphia, were
visitors Ct Samuel Barber's this week.
Mrs. Ella W. Holton and daughter
marlette, are spending ten days with
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg in Salem.
The primary room Of the school has
been newly and nicely papered.
While attached to q sleigh, Capt. BENZ.
Weatherby's horse q away last Friday
and ran across the frozen meadows to
Centre Square, where it was stopped.
MI. and Mrs. James Sweeten, Jr., and
son, spent Sunday in Woodstown.
Levi Hendrickson moved last week into
Norman Layman's house, and will farm
for Mr.. Layman. Frank Doughten has
moved into Jesse Doughten's house.
Miss Agnes Justice is spending some
time in Camden.
What might have proved a very disas-
trous fire but for the timely arrival Of help
occurred in the barber shop under Odd
Fellows Hall last week. The barber, af-
ter unthoughtedly throwing . lighted
match in the scrap basket, left the shop.
The basket ignited which set FIRE to
the wood work, and was considerably
burning the fire was discovered. No fur
ther damage was done beyond burning
the wood work and smoking the wall pa
per.
Frank Jamison and wife and daughter
Eva, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Robert
Tull, Of National Park, visited Nj. and
Mrs. VIM Waters recently.
Harvey s. Justice began grinding -four
at the mill on Thursday of last week.
Misses Flora and Nettie Picken have q
new Packard Organ.
Iu q debate held r~ecentlv at the South
Jersey Institute i'll Bridget0n between q
senior scholar on the positive side and
Thos. Shoulders, formerly Of this place,
who is q freshman, on the negative side.
Mr.. Shoulders made his side the success
full one. The subject for debate was, Re-
solved: That the expectation of reward
is the greater incentive to exertion than
punishment.
John Hewitt moved into part Of Robt.
Tull's house on Wednesday, recently va
Gated by Davis Stanley.
CARD OF THANKS.
We hereby wish to acknowlege our
heartfelt thanks to all our friends who so
kindly assisted us through the late illness
Of our dear mother, as well as through
our bereavement after death.
JACOB TrTUs
EMILY HoLEroN
G. OTIs TIsUs
SAvILLA MATTsoN
HANNAH PEDRICK
WMBERT TITUs.
The household goods of Maria Stanton
will be sold next Tuesday at 2 O'Clock at
Mrs. Casey's.