The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-20
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Miss Nellie Walters, 81 Wayne, Ia. Is
the guest 81 the Misses Iaquetje.
Mrs. Mary WaIscl 5s very sick s,..
the gpboid-pnaumoaia.
Samuel French i conaned. 20 hia bad
tle tee a fAil en- Sonda HE hae
been.qute weak ior some time past. and
5nis iai occa-ed 1IiIe ggapg d Tie bail
room
Mrs Wi!5est 1itcty1er and moe Mise
Linda Reeve case d .ancy work y tgrday
afternoon from Two until five o.o,acs.
Those who were entertained we're ti,~
Hildrath Dickson, Mrs. h1qn Callahan.
Ara. p. F. McGea,ge, Misses AscLsL
9ceg. Sara French, Sa... Iogg. Flora
Becker, Frances Moore, Elma Horner.
Florence and Mabel Turner, Carrie Shit
cher. Emma Burt, Sue Coles, Edna Riley
and Mary Shoemaker; Charlotte Sweeten,
OF Pedricktown, Sara Smith, OF Salem
and Gertrude Reeve, of Elmer.
The friends of Miss Bessie Davis tend
cred her a surprise on last Saturday even
ing. After playing various games, re-
frerhments were served. Those who en-
joyed her hospitality were Misses Ella
Waddlngton, Edyth and Letita Davis,
Mary Allen, Mary and Anna Crothers,
Quez Nixon, Alice Moore and Blanche
DAVIS. Messrs. j. Gilbert ArdelI, Jr.,
Lee Dixon, Hazelton Reeves, A. B. Lip
pincott, Horace Lippincott, VIM. Moore,
Carleton Moore, Richard Allen, Ned
Riley, Geo. Swigle and Henry Ridgeway,
Walter Mayhem and Clarence Fox, of
Camden.
Henry Lippincott has been elected a
director OF the Salem National Bank.
Harvey Urion, for a long time an in
valid of consumption, died at the home
OF his wife's parents at Elmer on Sunday
and was buried on Wednesday from
there. The deceased was a member OF
two Lodges of this town and to show
their regards, each order sent an emblem.
He was "a years of age
Isaac Ballinger, Woodstown's oldest
i%nhabitant, died at his home here on
Monday, in the Gath year OF his age. A
leading member Of the Society Of Friends
ne was for eighty-iye years a faithful at
tendant of the Woodstown meeting. Mr..
Ballinger was quite active until a few
months ago and retained all bis faculties
up to the time of his death. The de-
ceased was buried OH Wednesday from
lis home on North Main St. Interment
at the Friends Cemetery.
John Holmes, a prominent resident,
died at his home here last Monday after
a short illness, aged 70 years. Nh.
Holmes was Mayor of the borough for
several years, and also held the office of
justice of the peace for a long term. His
funeral took place on Wednesday after
noon. Services were conducted by Joel
Borton. Interment in the Friends Gene
terry.
The following officers OF the Woodstown
Grange have been elected for the ensuing
year: Master, Charles H. Davis; Over
seer, j. D. Cole; Steward, ]. G.. Irdell;
Assistant Steward, VIM. Moore Chaplain,
]. A. Flitcraft; Lecturer, Ella B. Moore;
Secretary, Carrie Atkinson; Treasurer, E.
G. Moore; Gatekeeper, Carleton Moore;
Lady Assistant Steward, Bertha Davis;
Flora, Matte Coles; Cereus, Florence
Borton; Pomona, Laura Haines.
The same directors and officers of
Woodstown National Bank have been re-
elected; President, Isaac L~ippincott;
Cashier, VIM. z. Flitcraft; Teller, Isaiah
G. Shinn; Clerk, U. G. HiIlman; Watch
man, Charles B. Weatherby, Isaac Lipp-
incott, VIM. z. Flitcraft, Ebenezer Sparks
E. Smith Bassett, N. H. Barnart, M. D.,
Abram Cochran, Allen s.. Clark.