The Penn's Grove record., 1904-09-16

! Sept. I4-MTS. MARY LeSGer Tell u
/ fractured a rib.
/ Samuel Dennis has moved to Alloway.
Mrs. Sarah Bright, of Merchantville,
teacher of Perkintown School, will move
into Mrs. Ann Pedrick's house as soon
as vacated by VIM Burk. At present
| she is boarding with Mrs. Pedrick.
Miss Bessie Davis has returned from
an extended visit in Virginia.
Miss Lillian Chew, Of Cecil, is spend
ing some time with Mrs. +. Black, and
has taken up the teachers course under
Miss Sailor.
Miss Caddie Douglten is visiting Mrs.
VIM. p. Titus III Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Tull, of Seaford, Del, is
serving as an apprentice under Mrs. Edith
Tull, milliner.
VIM. Cheesman, of the Monitor-Regis-
ter office, Woodstown, was among the
visitors in town this week.
Cooper Pedrick and wife will move to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma Lock and son, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Davidson, of Swedes-
boro, have been visiting with Samuel j.
Shute and wife.
Edward Prigger has entered Union
College, Philadelphia. Miss Flora Girls
pin has reentered Banks Business Col
lege.
Samuel Stanley is seriously i'll at the
home of VIM. Beckett near here.
Henry Holton has been indisposed
during the past week.
David Kille, Jr., has moved into d. r.
Morrison's house.
Thos. Corson, Of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days at Richard
Corson's.
Cement walks have been laid around
Henry Holton's residence and the M. f.
! Church.
Mrs. Efie Gomez is spendingsome time
in Swedesboro.
Miss Anna Leaning, of Beverly, and
Mr.. X. Smith, Of Rancocas, were visitors
with Miss j.. B. Leaning over Sunday.
Mrs. John Fawcett is spending this
week with relatives in Camden.
Miss Bertha Vansant, of South River,
Middlesex Co., has been visiting at the
M. E. parsonage.
Mrs. James Morrison is undergoing
treatment in Cooper hospital.
The M. E. Church will hold an oyster
supper on the Church lawn Saturday
| evening, 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Detwiler will
move to Wilmington tie latter part of
September.
Thomas Jefferson and wife, of Bristol,
| Pa, were guests with Mrs. Isabella Muir
| phey during the week.
George R. Pedrick spent a few days Of
last week neal Wilmington.
The public pump in front of Odd Eel
lows hall has been removed and the we'll
filled.
Henry Barber, Abram Detwiler, Clay
Smith, Warren Pedrick and Arthur Cav
! enta were among the visitors in town on
Sunday.
Miss Geneva Dilks has been visiting in
| Millhurst.
The Logan Tribe of Red Men will visit
| the Red Men, of LiDwood, Pa, this Sat
urday night.
Miss Grace Walters, Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents.
VIM. Haggerty has moved into Arthur
Green's house vacated by Chas. Webster.
George Roberts is building a barn on
his property.
The sixth anniversary of the pastorate
Of Rev. John Davis of the Baptist Church
al observed by special services last
Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Fell spent part of this week
with relatives in Bridgeport.
Capt. Benz. W. Weatherby will begin
at once the work of remodeliag his house
on his farm, occupied by his son George
Weatherby, the house and buildings have
been improved by an additional coat of
paint.
David Roberts has sold his house to
the former owner, George Birch who will
move from Bridgeton. Mr.. Roberts has
bought the Theodore Fred farm zeal the
covered bridge.
Mrs. Samuel Doughten has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Whitaker will enter the
German hospital Philadelphia for treat
ment.
Miss NJ. Currens, of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days with Mrs. ia
cob Fell.
Miss Jennie Hewitt gave a water mel
on party in honor of her guest Miss
Mary Conrad, of Baltimore, Md.
Robert Titus, of Philadelphia, was
among the visitors in town this week.
Harvey HOFFMAN and wife, James
Sweeten, Miss Lottie Sweeten and Mrs.
Robert Diver, of PENIS Grove, left on
Thursday the 18th, for a tour to Niagara
Falls, Toronto and probably Montreal.
Sept. 15-Harvey Justice and wife left
to day for a trip to Delaware Water Gap,
via. trolley.
Thurman Strimple will enter Penn
Charter School Philadelphia, next Tues
day.
Frank Norton lost a horse on Wednes-
day, the result of being yer driven. II.
The schools in Oldmans Township re-
opened on the 9th with the following
named teachers: Pedricktown, Anna B.
Sailor, Ella Helms, Carrie HOFFMAN, Car
RE Strimple; Auburn, James Butcher,
Jr., Lilly Hunt; Perkintown, Sarah
Bright, Of Merchantville; Brick, Irene
Lane; Literary, Louie Klein.