The Penn's Grove record., 1904-07-29
Pedricktown PenciIines.

July 27-The NJ. E. Sunday School
have arranged to unite with the band and
take their annual excursion to Brandy
wine Springs on July 30. They will 90
by boat from Pedricktown wharf.
Mrs. Henry Shoemaker and daughters
OF Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Parker.
John Williamson and wife, of Philadel-
PIMA were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H.
Holton over Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper OF Woodstown is
visiting among friends.
Bert Park and wife have been spending
a week in Auburn.
Mrs. Frances Holeton is remodeling
her home.
Frank Biddle of Wilmington, has de-
cided to accept the offer as overseer of
an orange grove in California. Mr.. Biddle
with his wife will leave for the West
about October l.
The Junior League is arranging for
their annual picnic which will be held
IN Divers Grove, PENIS Grove, in
August.
Miss Jennie Calver, of Booths Corner,
Pa, is the guests of Miss Carrie Hortmon
Richard Corson visited Pitman Grove
last Thursday.
Frank Doughten has moved into his new
home.
Earnest Krokenberger, of U. S. NAVY,
has been spending a few days with Chas.
Swaverly.
2. z. Sweeten has had concrete walks
laid around his home.
The badly discomposed body Of a man
was washed ashore near DoIbow's Land
ing last Wednesday. Coroner Shute
with DIR. II. L. Johnson viewed the BODY
and gave a certificate of burial. 1t was
unidentified and buried at PerkintoWn.
Mrs. p. P. Sweeten has been spending
a few days in Greenwich with her par
ents.
Miss Jennie Green will attend the St.
Louis Exposition.
Harry Ellis and wife of Camden, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. James Far
rington.
A horse belonging to Frank Norton drop
ped dead near the covered bridge last
Friday, while being driven.
Fred Kegler and family spent Sunday
in Salem.
Miss ]. B. Leaning is entertaining
Miss Sarah Pilgrim, of Philadelphia.
Edwin Dawson, of Centre SQUARE, died
after a prolonged illness, and was bruied
on Wednesday.
Miss A. Current, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jacob Fell.
Mrs. Rebecca Swain has returned from
Camden.
VIM. Waters will move into James
Pedrick's house as soon as vacated by
VIM. M. Burk.
Mrs. Ella Davidson of New York CITY,
and Mrs. Wm. Redfeld and daughter
Bessie, of Woodbury., were guests with
John Fawcett and wife over Sunday.
A extra service of song and recitations
will take place in the Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
Rev. S. K. Moore's Sunday evening
subject is Heaven at Last.
Harry Horner, of Sw~edesboro, is as.
sisting station agent Richman during the
heavy shipping season.
Edward Raine has rented Mrs. EN-
cline Pedrick's house.
Capts. Edward M. Justice and B. w.
Weatherby began carrying tomatoes to
Baltimore last Saturday in immense
quantities, where they are sold. to can.
ners. About 5000 baskets were taken
on Saturday for which the truckers re
ceived &c. a basket.
Cantaloupes are being shipped to mark
ct.
Miss May Cunard is sick.
Over 200 attended the Baptist Sunday
school picnic at Dolbows Landing last
Thursday. While bathing Miss Abbit
Munyan got beyond her depth, anG
sank but was quickly pulled out Of the
water and carried to the shore uncon
scious where she was taken care of by
DIR. Black and afterward removed to be-
home.
While returning from the picnic Fret
Dunk's horse became frightened and rar
away, throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Dunk an(
their son out; Mrs. Dunk was consider
ably injured.
The band realized $40.65 from thei
festival held last Saturday night, to b.
used for the uniforms.
Cooper Pedrick, of Philadelphia, ha
been spending a few days here. II.
LosT-A pair of gold frameless ey'
glasses, between M. E. Church and P. T
Sweeten's store. Return to Mrs. Ell;
Morrison PedricktOWn. N. +.