The Penn's Grove record., 1904-10-07
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Ille house near the covered briddt
owned by Chas. Fred and occupied by
his father Theodore Fred was burned tc
the ground together with the contents
early Saturday evening. The fire oriea.
mated from some unknown cause. Nc
II being at home at the time.
The M. E. Sunday School is making
preparations for the autumnal service to
be held Sunday Oct. Is.
Rev. John Davis, James Harrington
and Chas. Mills delegates from the Bap-
fist Sunday School attended the meeting
of the Baptist Association held in the
First Baptist church MilIville, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
George Roberts has sold his house on
Cherry st. to Chas. Fred, and bought
Mr.. Fred's. Mr.. Fred will move on his
farm.
Dennis Cooney hes accepted a position
with James McNally, Of Philadelphia.
Warner Holeton has taken his place at
the mill; Samuel Picken has Chas. Err
rick's position, he having left.
The Board of trustees of the Nj. E..
Church has organized as follows: Howard
Cooper, President; Vice Pres, VIM.
Chew; Secretary, Thomas l. Holton;
Treas, II. H., Holton. VIM. Chew has
been elected sexton.
Mrs. Joseph Voute, of Salem, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hen
Erickson.
Cooper Pedrick has moved his family
TO Philadelphia.
Thos. Batten, of Philadelphia, and
VIM. Somers and wife, of Pennsville,
have been visiting Edward NJ. Justice and
family.
Miss Sarah Biddle, of Haddon Heights.
has been visiting Mrs. Silas Pedrick.
Mrs. Sarah Holeton, Of National Park,
has been visiting Mrs. John Shultz.
Mrs. Shultz is slightly improved.
Reuben Pedrick and wife, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Justice.
Frank Ferguson, of Swedesboro, was a
visitor in town during the week.
Aleck Justice is sufficiently able to be
about again alter his recent illness.
Miss j. b. Leaning spent part of the
week in Salem.
Miss Christina Strimple has been visit
ing Mrs. Herbert Parker in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Pedrick visited Mrs. Abram
Detwiler in Wilmington during the week.
John Redstrake and daughter Eliza
beth, OF Salem, visited Mrs. l. S. Muir
phev during the week.
Albert Sparks, with his family are
spending this week in North West, Md.
Thomas Robinson has returned from a
visit in Atlantic City. His son Chas.
Robinson and wife returned with him.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church are
arranging for a Fair in Red Mems Hall
Dec. s, 8, 10.
Mrs. Harriet F. Darlington, of heal
Auburn. died on Saturday, Oct. l of can
Ger of the throat, and was buried in the
Sharptown M. E. Cemetery on Tuesday.
Mrs. Amanda Moran, OF Ocean Grove,
is visiting among relatives.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Strengthen Jr.
Cawley & Green are building a house
in the rear of their butcher shop, for use
in killing and dressing meat.
Silas Pedrick spent part of this week
with George Rapp at Haddon Heights.
Mrs. Ella Morrison is visiting relatives
in Camden.
Samuel Stanley ST.. is slightly improv-
ed.
The stone road is being improved by
gravel being placed on it.
Mrs. l. S. Murphey, Miss j. B. lean
ing, Mrs. John Fawcett and dau. htn n
Nellie spent Wednesday in Salem. II.
Harvey Gaventa has bought the Srm-
merrill farm in Oldmans township at the
mouth of the creek.
The Pedricktown Baptist Church will
hold their annual harvest home in Red
Mems Hall next Saturday evening, 18th,
when a big chicken potpie supper will be
served for only 25c.