The Penn's Grove record., 1904-08-19
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1904.
P~edricktown Pencilings.

Aug. 17-Mrs. James Morrison was
faken seriously i'll again on Sundy.
Contractor Doughten &Son are build
ing a house for Frank Gayenta.
Mrs. Edward Fawcett and ons OF
Trenton and Mrs. A Curriden of Penn's
Grove visited John Fawcett's last week.
Miss Nellie Fawcett is spending a
month with relatives in Camden.
Mrs. Lille Lock of National Park
spent last week with Mrs. John Shuts
Chas. Webster has received a promo
on the railroad which will necessitate
his moving to Westville.
Rev. S. K. Moore spent Friday at Pit
man Grove. Andrew Parker and family
spent Sunday there.
Mrs. Levi Justice has been visiting at
the home of Howard Pedrick i'll Wood
bury.
Austin and Nelson Titus are spending
ten days with Preston Jordan at Ceilings
wood,
Miss Flora Picken has returned from
Mullica Hill.
Hubert Shoemaker and wife,of Phil
adelphia, were quests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeland Titus over Sunday.
Miss Lottie Sweeten has been visiting
in Clayton and attended Pitman Grove
Camp on Sunday.
Master Harold Diver, of Penn'sGrove,
has been visiting at James Sweeteus.
VIM. Laymen has sold his houses to
Henry Christensen.
Frank Jamison and daughter OF Phil
adelphia spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Waters.
VIM. Carey and wife of Philadelphia
were guests with Mrs. Maria Layton over
Sunday.
Walter Williamson, of Camden was
among the visitors in own over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary E. Wagg, of Forked River
is spending ten days with Mrs. Isabella
Murphey.
Fred Biddle and wife Of West Long
Branch, and Frank Biddle and wife of
Wilmington, have been visiting MI. and
Mrs. Jacob Biddle.
The Pedricktown base ball nine beat
the Bridgeport nine in a game last Sat
urday with a score OF Z to S.
Frank Gates and family spent Sunday
and Monday in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ii. II. Holton has been suffering
with a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Mr.. Waters has been visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. Dear, OF Glassboro, was a
visitor with Mrs. Samuel Stanley OF
Tuesday.
1t is currently reported that Abram
Detwiler has bought Frank Biddles bust
ness in Wilmington and will move there
about September!
Henry Christensen moved into his
house on Wednesday.
Ralph Parker is visiting school friends
in Newport and Bridgeton.
Harry Barber and wife Of Penn'sGroye
spent part of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Herman.
A big crowd from this place visited
Washington PARK on Wednesday.
The new NJ. E. parsonage has been
lined out and the work of digging the
cellar will begin this week.
VIM. Kirby and wife of Swedesboro,
were guests of Mr.. ahd Mrs. Preston
Pedrick on Sunday.
Jacob Fell is considerably Crippled
the result OF having run a nail in his loot.
Master Everett Carney is obliged to
use crutches, having cut his foot severely
with glass.
Harvey Gaventa has the best crop of
sweet potatoes in this region. He is dig
gipg 4 baskets to 100 hills and getting
SOC a basket.
Aug. IS VIM. Burk spent part OF this
week in New York City.
The Mosacca Band is engaged to play
at the Gypsy Carnival, to be held by the
Bethel Church Of PENIS Grove on Sat
urday Evening.
Mrs. Ella Morrison still continues in a
serious condition.
Rev. E. Conner Huke of Woodstown
was a visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Corson on Thursday.
Members of the NJ. E. Church gathered
at the church property on Thursday eve
ming and dug the cellar ior the new Par
sonage, after which a treat of ice cream
and lemonade was given than.
Miss Ethel Hewitt is spending some
time in Baltimore.
About eighty went with the Junior
League on there picnic to Divers woods
on Thursday.