The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08
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Dec. Ollie steamer Elsie W6dtnefD'
Capt. Benz. w. Weatherby, broke he.
stern line last Saturday night. swung
across the creek just above the bridge
Acknowledgements some piling, filed and
sunk with a large load of manure on her
The manure was wheeled off on barrowi
and a ting came down from Philadelphia
and to pump her out but could not ger
through the bridge close enough.
Tie M. E. Sunday School is arranging
for a cantata ITO Santa Claus Land witt
the Dream Wan to be given Saturday
evening following.
Shadrack Snyder has moved into 2. P
Sweeten's house adjoining the store.
Harry Cawley is attending Temple
College IN Philadelphia, going to and fro
daily. VIM. Murphy is taking a course
in telegraphy at Banks Business College,
Philadelphia,
Mrs. Robert Tomlin is among the sick.
Harry, the only son of r. Lee and An.
ME Sailor died last Friday afternoon al
the home of his aunt Mrs. Elizabeth
Denny in Penn's Grove, while visiting
there, after a brief illness with pneumonia
tho he had diabetes for a long time. He
was seventeen years of age. The funeral
services were held at the home of his par.
ents on Wednesday,. lnterment in the
Riverview Cemetery PENIS Grove.
Isaac Derrickson of Repaupo, father OF
Mrs. Andrew Parker, died at his home
last Sunday, after a prolonged illness.
Howard Pedrick, of Woodbury., was q
visitor at the home OF James Pedrick
last week.
Mrs. Kezia Hampton was given quite
surprise on Ihanksgivin Day by members
of her family calling to spend the day
with her, taking with them well laden
baskets. In the company were; Samuel
Holton and family, Thomas Weauherby
and wife, Clarence Hampton ann family,
Mrs. Peter Longacre, Mayhem Davidson,
OF Swedesboro, Joseph Mount wife and
son, of Bridgeport, George Rulon wife
and daughter, Joseph Hampton wife and
son, of Pennsyille, John Wagg of Mana
Squan, Chas Hampton, and wife, Henry
Holton and wife, Harrison Holton and
wife, Thos. Holton wife and daughter,
Mrs. Mary +. Wagg, Mrs. Fannie Holton
and Albert Williamson.
The Red Men are having an iron porch
built in front of their hall to reach the
curb, and will place a cement front and
step in place OF the old brick walk.
Henry Lloyd and family of PENIS
Grove, spent Sunday with Wilson Justice
Miss Mary Hurff, of Pennington Semi
nary, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at
home.
Austin Titus is employed as clerk in
Henry Shoemakers store at Swedesboro.
Mrs. James Morrison is spending this
week in Woodstown.
Ralph Parker and wife, of Repaupo,
were visitors in town on Saturday.
Rev. w. H. Bolton d. d. will preach
in the M. E. Church on Sunday Dec. IL.
Mrs. Jacob Fell and children spent
last week in Bridgeport.
Freeland Sparks and wife we're in Phila-
delphia over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Richard Corson and daughter, OF
Woodstown, are spending this week rela-
tives.
Mrs. Frank Davenport, of Bridgeport,
bought the Hunt property at public sale
last Saturday for SLIGO.
Mrs. Andrew Skinnell, Of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Emma Pedrick Of Paulsboro
have been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burk spent Thanks
giving Day in Woodstown.
Bert Park moved into Arthur Green's
house last Friday.
Mrs. Maria Rapp, Of Haddon Heights,
s visiting Mrs. Frank Gates.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hendrickson. Mr.. Hendrick-
son will move onto Norman Laymens
arn.
About $125 were taken in by the lad
les of the NJ. E. Church at their fair last
week.
At the third quarterly conference held
on Tuesday evening. S. K. Moore YVES
unanimously invited to return to this
charge for the third year.
p. P. Sweeten had the shop bought of
K. E. Corson. moved and is converting it
into a store house.
Silas Pedrick, a life long resident Of
while about his work WITH aPo3RleH2gg
and died Tuesday night. Away appar-
emily in perfect health, he was stricken,
with scarcely a moments warning relaps-
lug into an Unconscious state from which
he never revived. He was So. The fun
eral services will be held at his late home
on. Saturday morning, burial in the Ped
dricktown Cemetery. A wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Frank Gates, mourn his
loss.
Mayhem Munyan son of Charles Mum
yam was taken to a hospital i'll Philadel-
plIia, on Wednesday suffering with APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. Chas. Munyan went to Cape. May
on Monday to visit her son-in-law Lin
ford Denny who was very sick with hem
mortgages.