The Penn's Grove record., 1903-03-20
Pedrickt0Wn PenciIings.

III CA1SA1AH&Bs
Miss Agnes Justice is spending m
time with her brothers family in Cam
den.
Samuel Picken drives a new runabout.
Mrs. Peter K~rokenberger and daughter,
of CIarksboro, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Chas. SWaverly. Miss Helen Swaverly
accompanied them home.
Miss Julia B. Leaning is in Philadel-
phia for ali indefinite period.
James Workman, the shoemaker, has
rented the store in Odd Fellows Hall and
moved his business.
Miss Grace Waters is spending some
time at home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Titus,
March IL, a son, Freeland il.
Miss May Butler, of Bridgeville, Del,
is the guest of Mrs. Isaac Pedrick. VIM.
Breaker and son Elwood, of Penn's Grove,
were Sunday guests at this home.
Miss Edith Wood, of Camden spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell.
Mrs. John Whitaker and children, of
Camden, have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker.
Rev. G. F. Downs left for Conference
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Downs will
spend Conference week with her sons in
Millville. It is fully expected that Mr..
Downs will be returned to this charge for
the second year.
Miss Mary Justice entertained Miss
Bertha Steelman, of Clayton, over Sun
day.
Wesley Sparks has moved onto Charles
Freid's farm.
Capt. J.. K. Justice, Edward, Mrs. VIM.
Cunard and Miss Ruth Justice are re-
ported sick.
Constable Joseph Harper presented the
NJ. 3. Church with an exceedingly hand
some Bible at prayer meeting last We'd
nesday evening.
VIM. Cunard will enlarge his barber
shop o
Mortimer Costello, of Clarksboro, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leven Tnll.
Rev. G. Nellis, of Roxboro, Pa, had
charge of the services in the Baptist
Church last Sunday. Six persons were
immersed in the evening.
Miss Gertrude Mills and Master Thur
man Mills, of Germantown, Pa, have
been spending a few days with Miss En-
ma Draybold.
The w. G. T. u. met at the home of
Miss Mary Anderson last Tuesday even
ing. The meeting was in charge of Miss
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BOWS birthday, almost the whole ever
ing was given up to the observance of it.
The sick committee reported six visits
tributed and press Supt. reported four
notices published.
Albert Justice moved his household
they were stored until the house that he
UIII aao11nu So roo1n xyaoof tn fho
meantime his family will make their
home with Levi G. Justice. Mr.. Justice
has resumed his position as captain of
the Ulrica.
The question of organizing a mandolin
club is being talked Of by our young peo-
pie with a view to securing a teacher from
Woodbury..
Mrs. Florence Quinn, of Collingswood.
has been spending a few days with Mrs.
Frank Titus
Miss Edith Pedrick has her millinery
goods arranged in the store and wa open
for the first on Saturday.
Mrs. FL. A. Armstrong, of PENIS Grove,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. David Fire.
stone.
Mrs. Richard Corson and children are
spending part of this week in Philadel-
phia. Mrs. VIM. Burk visited at that
place on Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Somers, of Pe~nnsville visited
her daughter Mrs. Edward Justice last
week.
Master Dewey Pilgrim, of Philadelphia,
is spending sometime with Miss Nellie
Fawcett.
Mrs. Ella Davidson, of Hope, Maine,
and Mrs. Rebecca Swain, Of Salem, spent
S,1ndoxy with Mr. on1 A~c ToI- IT,
cett.
Miss Anna Christensen spent Thurs
day in PENIS Grove.
Mrs John Fawcett is spending a few
days in Camden.
Shad fishermen are making preparation
for the fishing season about to begin.
A match and shingle social is to be held
at the home OF Miss May Strimple next
Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Milford, of Camden, has
been visiting Misses Mary and Florence
Crispin.
both the Baptist and Methodist Churches
to purchase the pool table of Samuel
Dean and close the pool room. Upon the
return of Rev. G. F. Downs from Confer
eDce it has been proposed to publicly
burn the table.
Fred benefits photograph gallery
from Penn's Grove has located in the
town for a time.
An Ushers Union has been organized
in the Baptist Church with the following
officers: President, James Harrington;
Sec, Edward Clark; Treas, Clarence Jor-
dan.
Next Monday evening the Union pro-
poses to hold a social in the Church, and
an excellent program has been prepared.
Refreshments will also be provided. Ad-
mission 5 cents. II
Ifit'sa bilious attack, take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick re.
covery is certain. For sale by Fl. S. French.