The Penn's Grove record., 1905-09-08
PED RICKTOWN.

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broken is putting it mildly, but an en-
tire community condole with them, in
this their great bereavement. The funeral
services will beheld at the home of his
parents on Saturday morning at 1890
o'clock. Interment in Pedricktown
Cemetery.
?. 2. Sweeteu has added greatly to the
appearance oil the store by having the
surface OF the grocery counter covered
with marble. Snelbaker Bros. of Woods
town did the work.
Miss Myrtle Gaventa of Repaupo will
teach Wiley School this year. Miss Ga
venta proposes to enter the Normal
School mex fall.
VIM. P. Titus, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing among relative.
Robert c. Tull, OF National Park, was a
visitor i'll town this week.
Joseph Collins has moved into Aleck
Pedrick's house at Oldman's Station
A "Wiggs" party was recently given
by Mrs. Walter Cunard in honor of her
guest, Miss Bessie Tilton, of Camden. In
the Cabbage patch" were were the
Misses Bertha Cunard, Ethel Hewitt,
Grace Walters, Mrs. VIM. Cunard, Mrs.
Emma Cunard, Mrs. Anna Keen, Mr..
John Jayse, of Philadelphia.
Wm. 2. Cunard and wife recently
visited Edward Cunard at Bridgeport Pa.
Mrs. Preston Jordan, of Camden, spent
last week among relatives.
Harvey Springer has returned after be-
ing confined to a Philadelphia hospital
for several weeks where he underwent
an operation.
John Fawcett will move his family to
WoodstoWn about Sept. % as he is black
smith for Richard Corson.
Miss Marian Moore, of Bridgeport, re-
Gently visited Mits Maggie Roberts,
Mrs. Mary Black, OF SwedesboIO, is
visiting her son +. S. Black
II. ii. Holton and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Longacre at
Swedesboro.
A % pound watermelon is on exhibition
III Sweeten's store raised by George Ga
venta.
Miss Anna swaverly spent Sunday in
Clarksboro.
Mrs. Rebecca dubois, of Westville, Is
visiting Mrs. Harriet Firestone.
Mrs. George Pedrick is spending some
time with Mrs. Abram Detwiler in Will
mington.
Mrs. E, S, Black has returned from a
visit in Williamstown.
Miss Helen Swaverly has returned
after spending sometime in Clarksboro,
A good crop OF late tomatoes is pro-
phesied. This has been a prosperous
year generally speaking for tile farmer.
Vegetables and fruitsAol all kinds have
been plentiful and prices have held up.
Capt. Benz. w. Weatherby with the
steamer Elsie W~eatherby is engaged IN
carrying late tomatoe les from Salem to tile
~canneries in Baltimore.
Mrs. James Workman is spending a
week in Atlantic City.
John Shaffer has sold his farm to
Henry Reymer.
VIM. Walters, Jr.,fSf Brooklyn, Frank
Jamison and daughter Eva, and Robert
Walters, OF Philadelphia, were guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM: Walters owe
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Hortman has returned af-
ter spending a month at Ocean Grove,
William Gayenta who lives on the
Helms farm at Repaupo, has taken from
eight acres, 6200 prime melons in one
week, from which he received $67S.
Mr.. Gaventa last winter paid $500 for
this farm and expects to take that
amount off of it this season.
Mrs. VIM. Somers, of ChurchtoWn,
spent part OF this week with Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Justice.
AN AUTUMN WEDDING.
In the Pedricktown Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon at B o'clock to the
strains OF Mendleshns wedding march,
Miss Elizabeth Belle Davis, became the
bride of Mr.. Joseph Ramsey Hewitt, of
Denver, Colorado. The bride was given
away by her eldest brother preceded by
Mrs. &. S. Barker, matr9n OF honor. The
bride was met at the altar by the groom,
who was attended by the best man James
M. Davis, brother OF the bride,
The ring ceremony was used, which
was performed by the Rev. j.. Warren
Davis, pastor of the Church, assisted bv
the Rev. Quinton G. Davis, brothers Of
the bride.
The ushers we're Floyd r., Quinton G.
Jr., w. Hersey and J.. Vernon Davis,
nephews Of the bride. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered bv Miss
Evelyn R. Doan, of Newtown, Pa. The
bride who carried a shower boauet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley, was
becomingly gowned in dark green
travelling suit, with hat dhd gloves to
match. The matron of hoior was hand
somely attired in white drgandie with
pink girdle, and hat trimmed with cor
responding shade, and carried a bouquet
OF pink carnations. Immediately after
the ceremony, a reception was held, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt left for the
South, enroute to Denver Colorado, their
future home.
Mrs. Hewitt who is a native of North
Carolina, is a graduate of Mary Washing
ton College. She was for several years
principal of the Auburn Pablic School
and has since studied at tile Women's
Medical College of Philadelphia. Mr..
Hewitt is a native Of North Carolina, but
has for several years, been a resident of
Colorado. III.