The Penn's Grove record., 1905-03-03
PedrIcktown PenciIings.

March l.-Senator Strimple has re
ceiyed twenty-five quail and has give
them to Freeland Titus and JOSEPH
Perry TO be liberated as soon as tn
weather is permissible.
The revival meeting in the NJ. E
church have closed. About twenty
have united with the church. John B
higgins, representative of the Estey
Piano Company was present in the ser
vice last Thursday night and sang sew
eral fine selections and also gave al
interesting talk. The fourth quarterly
conference was held III the parsonage
Wednesday night, Feb. %, Presiding
Elder Dobbins was present; The follow.
ing Stewards were elected for the en-
suing year. Mrs. Fannie Holton, Mrs.
Ruth Justice, Mrs. Sarah Risner, Josiah
Crispin, Samuel J. Shute, Wesley Hew-
lit, Samuel Hoicraft, Scott Picken and
Andrew Parker. Rev. S.. K. Moore will
leave for Conference next Wednesday.
1t will be held i'll First church Atlantic
City of which Rev. E. r. Brunyate is pas
tor. Rev. Moore has been unanimously
invited to return to this charge for the
second year.
Mrs. S. K. Moore, Mrs. Samuel Shute,
and. Mrs. Fannie Holton are numbered
among the sick.
The Order of Red Men observed their
thirty second university last saturday
night.
Lewis Chew has moved onto the Shultz
farm near Auburn. John Tussey moved
last Saturday into Mrs. Elizabeth Ped
rick's house.
Harrison Holton and wife, Thos. Hol-
ton, wife and daughter, Chas. Hampton
and wife, Mrs. Ruth Justice, Mrs. Kezia
Hampton, Miss Carrie HOFFMAN and Mas
ter Chas. Hampton were entertained on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holton.
R. d. Mitchell and wife, of Paulsboro,
spent Sunday at Richard Corson's.
Miss Mary McCnne attended a funeral
in Salem on Saturday.
Chas. Mills and Chas. Sparks will leave
for Washington on Thursday to be pres
ent at the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt, on Saturday.
Samuel Dennis, of Alloway. was a visit
tor in the town this week. His mother,
Mrs. Mary Dennis is critically i'll. John
DIETRICH is reported to be i'll a critical
condition.
Miss Julia B. Leaning was home from
Philadelphia over Sunday.
E. 2. Morris, of Keansburg, has been
visiting at the NJ. E. parsonage.
Mrs. Samuel HoIdcraft recently visited
Mrs. Emma Pedrick in Paulsboro.
A horse belonging to liveryman Dali
bow, of PENIS Grove was taken sick
with spinal meningitis in the town Tues
day night.
Horace Justice was most delightfully."-
surprised at his home at Perkintown one
evening recently by a number of young
friends. A pleasant time was spent in
games and general merry making.
Among the guests were the Misses Emma
and Lizzie Justice Lizzie and Anna Perry
Belle Sparks, Addie Cooper, Ethel Moore,
Florence Risner, Myrtle Gaventa, Nellie
Dilks, Olive Layton, Anna Christiansin,
Arbutus and Caddie Doughten, Nellie
Fawcett, Messrs. Howard and John
Cooper, VIM. Fox, Harry Cawley, Arth-
nr Hertz, Harry, Ned and Thos. Kille.
Harry Justice, Phillip D~ougherty, Albert
Risner, Warner Holeton, Grover Justice,
Alvin and John Nipe, Hamilton Pedrick,
of Pedricktown, Emily Gahrs, Louisa and
Eva Pidgeon, Clarence Mattson, and
Samuel Patterson, of Swedesboro, Cert
rude Nixon, Joseph and Walter Turner,
of Auburn, Chester Bee, and Walter
Zanes, of Woodstown, Summerill Davis,
Henry Hearns, Clarence Dolbow and
Harvey F~eatherer, of PENIS Grove.
Henry Stowbridge moved from Auburn
on Wednesday into Chas. Fred's house.