The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-01

Miss Della Davenport, nurse i'll Coop
ers Hospital, Camden, is visiting friends
in PENIS Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Titus have re-
turned home after spending a few days
at Atlantic City.
Fred Shannon, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. Shannon.
Mr.. Richard Tongue Jr., of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday at the home OF DIR.
and Mrs. B.. B. Filler.
Miss Sarah J. Rogers will leave next
Monday to become a teacher in the
school at Me"rchantville,
Mrs. George Taylor, OF Westmont, Cam
den county, spent Wednesday with her
aunt Miss Maria Pedrick.
Paul Driscoll and Miss Naomi Newell,
of Salem, spent Sunday with Miss Sarah
j.. Rogers, and J.. S. Diver.
Misses Helen Kille, of Philadelphia
and Mary King, of Wilmington, are
visiting Miss Edna Barber.
Capt. Thomas S. Hewitt, of Philadel-
phia, spent Monday night with his sister
NJ RS. Margaret P. Bilderback.
Rev. J.. II, Boyd and son Allie spent
from Friady until Tuesday with his form
er p~arishioners at Mays Landing.
Miss Minnie L. Barnart, of Philadel-
phia, is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnart.
Mr.. VIM. Stevens and daughter May,
of R~ansomvilIe, n. Y, are visiting Mr..
Stevens sister, Mrs. VIM. ]. Satchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peterson, of PhIIa-
.delphia, are spending some time with her
parents Capt and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Keen and two
sons spent last Sunday with her parents,
Detective and Mrs. VIM. Csrney IN Sal
EN-.
S. J. Hurff and daughter Miss Anna
spent Wednesday at Alcyon Park, where
the Hurff family held their second annual
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shoulders, son
Emerson, of Swedesboro, spend part of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Strengthen.
S. j. Hurff and daughter Miss Anna,
spent from Wednesday until Thursday
with his brother John G. Hurff in
Bridgeton.
Miss Katharine Henderer and Miss
Bessie Megginson, Of Wilmington, were
entertained on Sunday at the ho"r" of
Mrs. Harry Dixon.
Mrs. Adolph Holmes and dau
Beatrice and Reba returned to thel
in Atlantic City, after spending sol
with her sister, Mrs. B. L. LaDow
Miss Clara Layton, who has
spending the summer with her
Mrs. Frank Justice at Lorain, OF
turned home last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph E. Clark returned O.
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
ID. Raine at the summer home
latter at Ocean Grove N. J.
Mrs. John NJ. Bevis and Mrs.
II. Green left on Thursday to sla...
week at Oceen Grown, Mr.. Bevis a
Green will be there over Sunday.
Mrc Ero1 Horr;cor IS NV;ln,
and John Burden, Of PENIS Gre
spending sometime with his or; Sd
DR.. Clinton Strengthen at Matawal
John Goebert who was injure
fall from a trolley car in Phila 'a
some weeks ago, has recovered so p na
is now recuperating at his cottage j
er's shore.
Misses Mamie, Edith and Ida I e,t
OF Philadelphia, has been spendip SOM
time at Mrs. Geo. L. Coombs's. 81
Mrs. Robert Melrose. accompanie3 +.e,.
home on Sunday,
Mrs. j. M. McKeither and dan .-,
Cecil, and Mrs. M. Hymen and Sc Ens
OF Conway, S. c., returned he i2
Saturday after spending ten day eha
Mrs. Charles Z. Hewitt.
Mrs. Royden English and son ]~.,,,it4
of Chester, spent from Monday M Hi.
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chan p lu
glish. Daniel Pettijohn, of Tassfa
is visiting at this home.
Harry Mingus, of New Yorl r.r6
last Saturday with his cousin, CT ses
Barber. Mr.. Mingus is a condu arot a
the Pennsylvania Railroad betweea E,n3
York City and Pittsburgh.
Rev. and M rs. Samuel A. I ars.5 .
Allenwood, are spending a few Gas Kiss.
relatives in PENIS Grove. Mrs
rine Allen accompanies them to
old acquaintance, Mrs. John G. aaftc
Prof. Charles d. Raine, Phi. D r.lsi
pal OF Grammar School No. 43, r1c 1e..
n. Y, was in PENIS Grove this t-
renew old friendships and tC
with the scenes Of boyhood day
he was an undergraduate of eI4
mony school.
Mrs. Isaac Ranch, of Shame. I1
Mrs. Clara Abrahams, of Wood M]
Mrs. Jane Gerry, and Mrs. V tiers
Kidd and daughter Margaret, ofIafl Ua
post, Md, the three former da g iars .
the late John Vanneman anC 1ar5ie
j Newell, and Mrs. Kidd, a CRANE Taught.
have been spending a few days tta yel (
tives at the Cove. They left for 0i.aa,
phia on Wednesday morning.
FRESH FISH.