The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-13
Pedricktown Penci,inps.

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Miss Sarah Justice, daughter of Levi G..
Justice who suffered most intensely. for
two weeks from an liberation of a tooth
is now recovering since it was pulled.
Before the tooth was pulled the ulcera-
ton broke her gum twice and also on the
outside of the lower jaw, causing her great
agony.
Miss Lottie Sweeten has been visiting
Wilbert Hitchner's in Woodstown.
Levi Hendrickson has moved into
Chas. Swaverly's house on Railroad Ave-
hue.
Mrs. Susan Bates of Williamstown, is
spending sometime with DR.. and Mrs.
Black.
Miss Anna Lithgan OF Devon, Pa, has
been visiting Miss Nellie Fawcett.
a. Miss Ella Helms has resumed her dut-
les in the school room again, Miss Nettie
Picken substituted during her illness.
The Reuben Steven Council No. 80. O..
U. A. M. will observe their 18th Ami
versary in Red Mems hall Saturday eve
ming Jan. %. An entertainment is being
prepared for the eyenieg.
Henry Kregler, of Philadelphia, was
among the visitors in town OH Sunday.
Austin and Nelson Titus have returned
from a ten days visit in Philadelphia.
David Fi~restone, a life long resident of
this place, died on Monday, aged II, after
being ill for about eighteen months, COM
p~lication of diseases. The funeral was
held from his late residence on Friday.
Interment in the Baptist Cemetery.
Revival services, following a week of
prayer began in the Baptist Church last
Sunday.
Mrs. James Pedrick heard the first
music last week that she has heard in
forty years. A nephew, Reuben Pedrick,
of Philadelphia, has been visiting her,
and with him we brought a monograph,
and placing an ear trumpet i'll the horn OF
the instrument, Mrs. Pedrick was en-
abled to hear the music distinctly. 1t
is said she laughed and cried by turns.
Excellent skating on the meadows, is
being througly appreciated.
Freeland Sparks has rented a farm near
Wilmington, n. G.
Herbert Shoemaker, of Philadelphia,
and Harry Lynn, of National Park, have
gone South and will manage it. A spec
lalty will be made of raising tomatoes.
Mrs. Lynn will follow her husband soon.
Isaac Pedrick has been attending court
at Mount Holly, where he was subpoe-
naed as a witness in the trial relating to
the Captain, by whom Mrs. Pedrick is
employed; being waylaid and robbed by
two men on the outskirts, of Burlington
Mr.. Pedrick witnessed the affair.
Miss Bessie Diver, of PENIS Grove, has
been spending a few days with friends.
Carl Green and Miss Hannah Somers
spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lizzie Brewer, of New York, has
returned to her home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Doughten.
Levi Justice has a five footed pig.
Master Edwin Cunard recently enter
tanned a few friends. Among his guests
were Misses May Cunard and Lena Hew-
lit, Guy and William Stanley, Ralph
Cooney, Erwin Cunard.
George Hunt was arraigned before
Squire Hunt OF Tuesday for abusivs treat
ment to VIM. Leftrick while filling James
Justices ice house. Hunt was fined S.
and cost.
Mrs. Hannah ]. Hunt entertained at a
family dinner last Wednesday, VIM. F.
Hunt and wife, Harvey Hortman and
wife, Thos. E. Hunt wife and son and
Mrs. Samuel. Huntof Penn Grove; Jacob
]. Hunt and family, of Auburn; Mrs.
Lizzie Llpplncott. OF ColllnsWood, DR..
and Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, of Philadelphia
Wilbert Beckett and family, and Stokes
Hunt and family, of Centre Square.
A man representing himself to be an
eye specialist and claiming to cure catar-
acts c~anvassed the town about two weeks
since. The man is said to be a swindler
and found dupes in several well known
citizens from whom he collected various
sums as a guarantee of their good faith,
leaving with them a pair of glasses sup
posed 20 ba highly electrified and prom
ised to call in a few days.
Rev. S. K. Moore, Mrs. Chas- Swaverly
Misses Sadie aud Arbutus Doughten and
Master Frank Doughten were visitors in
Philadelphia on Monday.
A delightful surprise was given Miss
Caddie Doughten at her home last Thurs
day evening. Games and dancing were
INDUCED in until a late hour.