The Penn's Grove record., 1905-05-19
Wuodstown WhIsperings

Richard Flitcraft, of Wildwood, has
been visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeve Flitcraft.
DR.. Omar Pancoast, of Baltimore, has
been spending a few days with his sister
Miss Sarah Pancoas.t
Mrs. Franklin Flitcraft are making at
short stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Flitcraft at Tiago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Reading have as
their guest their mother Mrs. Mary
Reading, of Frenchtown, N. ].
Miss Alice Clayton is numbered
among the graduates of Neff's School of
Oratory. The Glass Day exercises took
place on Wednesday evening at S. Broad
st. Drawing Room. The Commencement
will be held next week.
Miss Cora Weatherby and VIM. Wealth
by were over-Sunday visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvah Bushnells, Jr, at Tiago.
Miss Vera Colson will be graduated
from Trenton Normal School this coming
June.
S. S. Jess is having electric lights put
into his grocery store.
Mrs. Raymond Flitcraft, of Wildwood,
spent a few days With Mrs. Mary Crispin
and on her return took Mrs. Crispin to
live with her during the summer.
VIM. Busby was graduated from the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. The
| Commencement exercises were held on
Thursday evening at the Academy of
Music.
Mrs. JOS. Locussonattended the 150th
anniversary of the First Baptist
Church at Salem on Wednesday.
While lighting a gasoline stove on Mon
| dow offornnnn of tho hnnnn of EronH Wal
lac the flames came in contact with the
slanting shed, and burnt a greater part
of it. The fire alarm was sentin and the
Co. quickly responded, but the flames
were %eXtinguish before the firemen reach
ed the place.
The Woodstown High School has a
new Estey piano placed in it.
Miss Antonette Becker, of Philadelphia
visited her parents on Sunday.
The Borough Council has passed an or.
dinance providing for the appropriation
and raising of $10,800 for borough pur.
poses this year.
The troublesome dam question is in a
fair way of adjustment. The owners OF
the canning factories and other citizens
have contributed about 5000, and the
borough council has agreed to give 500,
and Mr.. A. L. Colson will now go ahead
and put up the dam. The council do
mates the 800 with the understanding
that the Indictment found against then
at the last term of Court is to be quashed
Joel Borton attended the Friends meet
ing in Philadelphia, last Sunday.
The Rural Telephone is nearing com
pletion.
David Sparks. whose health mas beer
failing has been taken to the State Hos
pital Trenton.
Bessie Welsh has been elected teache,
of Friendship school.
Ethel Crispin, daughter of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Richard Crispin has completed
course in Pierce School.
Rev. w. H. Clipman is the pastor o
the Baptist Church. A recognition ser
vice will be held on Friday night.
A two weeks extra service began il
the M. E. Church last Sunday to cele
bratb the SD anniversary of the Church
history. Rev. Charles Bowden, of Cam
den, preached on Sunday; Rev. A.. H
Eberhardt, of Clayton, on Monday; Rev
L. O. Manchester, on Tuesday; Presiding
Elder Hewitt, on Wednesday; Rev. 7. G
Parker, of MulIica Hill, on Thursday.
The preachers for the second week, be
ginning Monday night, will be Revs. n
j. Wright, M~erchantville; Tuesday, w
S. Ludlow, Salem; Wednesday, H. M
Brown, C~ranbury; Thursday, G. G. Sen
ser, Camden; Friday, J. R. Mason, Coll
%ingswood.