The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-29
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Sept. 27-Miss Mary E. Justice IS
spending sometime with Mrs. Clay Smith
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harriet Firestone and Miss Mary
McCune are spending a few days with
Thomas Hunt and wife at PENIS Grove.
Harvey Gaventa is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Arson Clouser has moved from Au-
burn.
Mrs. Mary Gates has gone to Millville
to remain indefinitely.
Clarence Hampton and family, of
Swedesboro, spent Sunday at Charles
Hampton's.
Mrs. Davis Stanley and Mrs. Frank
Gates are numbered among the sick.
Samuel Lock, who has made his home
with Samuel Shute, for several years has
been placed in the home for the feeble
minded children in Vineland.
Rumor is current that VIM. Dilks has
bought Russels Mill near Swedesboro.
Miss Laura Jaquette, of Pennsville, has
been engaged to teach the Grammar De-
partment in the public school.
Mrs. Emanuel Black has returned after
spending some time i'll Williamstown.
Mrs. George Roberts spent part of last
week in Camden.
SIlas Pedrick has had cement walks
laid. 2. ?. Sweeten is having his store
and buildings painted.
Next Friday evening, Sept. 29th, Rev.
Willis Reeves will give a lecture on GA
Preachers Experience at the Doorbell,"
in the M. E. Church. This lecture is un-
der the direction of the members of the
Epworth League, who propose to give a
series of lectures during the winter
months. All are invited to be present
on Friday evening. A silver offering
will be taken.
The forty-ffth anniversary of Method
ism in Pedricktown will be observed next
week, beginning with Sunday, Oct. 1st,
which will be Autumnal and Old Folks
Day. The Rev. NJ. G. Stokes, of Wen
onah, an old pastor OF the Church and
the oldest ex-minister in the New Jersey
Conference will be present. In the after
noon a Sunday School Rally will be held.
Rev. j. H. Boyd, of PENIS Grove, is ex-
| pected to make an address and a special
program has been prepared. The week
following a number of old pastors are to
| preach each evening. On Monday even
ing, the Presiding Elder Rev. James
| Moore, d. d., Tuesday evening Rev.
John w. Morris, of Elmer, will preach,
Wednesday evening Rev. Chas. Miller,
Thursday evening Rev. E. R. Brunyate,
d. d., of Atlantic City, and on Friday
evening Rev. E. G. Hulse, of Woodstown.
Mrs. VIM. Cunard entertained a few
friends on Friday evening in honor of her
husbands Seth birthday. Their guests
were David Kille and wife, Mrs. VIM.
Perry, Mrs. Edwin Sons Mrs. Walter
Cunard, Mrs. Anna Keen, the Misses
Strimple, Miss Laura Corson and VIM.
Strimple.
Miss Katie Cooney is employed as post
mistress.
Harry and Carl Green attended the
Allentown fair last week.
About twenty of the Dietz street lamps
have been placed about town-a much
needed light.
The question of building a bank here is
being agitated among some of our bust
ness men.
Mrs. Richard Covington and Miss Mar
garet McGirl, of Philadelphia, were sun
day visitors with Miss Julia Leaning.
James Pedrick has added a front YER
anda to his house.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. Freeland Sparks.
Mrs. Addie Burning, Of Mullica Hill,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Scott Picken.
Mrs. John Rogers, of Moorestown, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Workman.
The Junior League reopened on Fri
day. H.