The Penn's Grove record., 1904-07-22
P-edricktown Pencilings.

O1Si1 &Os41 OOl Ca1COCl1blE DOII W VI L.
and Mrs. Adam Lawrence.
Mrs. Bertha Arnold and daughters, oil
Atlantic City, spent last week with Mrs.
Chas. Swaverly.
The P%edricktown band has arranged
for a peach and water melon festival to
be held next Saturday Evening 23rd on
the SCHOOL, lawn:
Preston SWeeten the young son of PIP.
Sweeten was seized with a violent spasm
at the Railroad depot last week, but has
recovered
Miss Ada Holeton, and Mr.. Joseph
Holeton,e OF Philadelphia, visited Mrs.
VIM. Holeton last week. Mrs. Holeton
has been spending a few days in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Eva HAWTHORN, Of haywood, CAL.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett,
Rev. John Davis has undergone an
operation in University Hospital, Phila-
delphia. He recently received a letter re-
questing him to consider a call to the
First Baptist Church. at Elizabeth City,
n OF the strongest Baptist Churches in
the South, with over 600 members. He
has preached there several times during
summer v%ocations.
Miss Helen Swaverly is visiting relatives
in C~larksboro.
Mr.. Thomas Batten, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Howard M. Justice over
Sunday.
During the commencement of a ball
game between P~edricktown and Paulsboro
at this place last Saturday, George Zanes
of Bridgeport, had his nose broken by a
throw of the ball, which promptly put an
end to the game.
Next Sundays evening Subject in tina
M. E. Church is 'The Judgment day a
Day of Rewards.
The Misses Dora Miller and Ruth Ellis,
of Camden, has been spending sometime
at James F~arrington's.
Miss Mary Rapp, of Camden, is visit
ing Mrs. Frank Gates.
Capt. Garrison took a party friends to
Augustine Pier in launch last Thurday
Among the party were Harvey Justice,
wife and daughters, Rev. S. K. Moore
and family. Mrs. VIM. Dilks and daugh-
tiers, George r. Pedrick and wife and
Abram Detwiler. On their return they
stopped at Delaware City.
Mrs. Ella Morrison is visiting Mrs. r.
D. Mitchell in Paulsboro.
Miss Matte Moore, of Philadelphia, is
a gust at the M. E. parsonage.
WmWater has moved back from Pauls-
boro, in with Mrs. Mary HUMPHREYS.
Tuesday evening about thirty of the
members Of the Epworth League in
shelvings attended the Camp Meeting
being held in Divers Grove, PENIS Grove.
Miss Ethel Matlack of Camden, is
visiting relatives here.
A meeting was held Wednesday even
for the purpose of organizing a base ball
nine. Mrs. Harvey Justice with a party
of friends from Philadelphia made a trip
last Saturday via trolley from Phila-
delpLia to Bristol thence across the river
to Trenton, then to Princeton where they
viewed points of interest. Then by
another route home stopping at Willow
Grove for the evening.
Work will begin on the NJ. E. Church
this week.
John Shultz's house on Cherry street is
being painted.
Louis Gieger spent Sunday in Camden.
The young son Of Abram Detwiler is
ill.
Rev. G. Williamson and wife, of Cam
den, spent Sunday at the home of Nor
man Layman; Rev. Williamson occupied
the Baptist pulpit both morning and
evening.
Anna Swaverly was home from Nat
ional Park over Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Bonsall of PENIS Grove,
is the guest of Mrs. VIM. M, Burk.
Harvey HOFFMAN and wife visiting re-
latives is Wilmington on Saturday.
Miss. Ephraim, daughter of the Will
mington popular clothier, is spending
some time at Samuel Snyder's.
Over 1000 crates of tomatoes,
mostly green, were shipped from the
Pedricktown and Oldham Stations on
Saturday prices range from 25 to 80 cents
a crates this week. The crate costs lie,
Miss Edith Howell, of Bridgeton, is the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Richman.
Mrs. Richman and Miss Howell visited
Wilmington on Wednesday. 4
VIM. Layman and Samuel Doughten
are having concrete walks laid. H.
The people that travel on P. R. r.
passes should take into consideration the
fact that the Pedricktown correspondent
for an exchange visits PENIS Grove on
Wednesday.