The Penn's Grove record., 1905-04-14
PedriSktown penciiihes.


April i2AMiss Mary Swain, OF Cam
den, visited Miss Nellie Fawcett owe
Sunday.
Mrs. George R. Pedrick has beer
spending a few days with Mrs. Abran
Detwiler in Wilmington.
The Junior League will hold an Easter
Social in the Church Friday evening
April 21st.
MI. and Mrs. John Firestone and chill
dren and Mrs. Elizabeth Mckee, of Ger.
mantown, spent Sunday with Mrs. Har
riet Firestone.
Mrs. Chas. Swaverly and children are
spending q few days with the family Of
Peter Kr~okenberger in Clarkshoro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Justice announce
the marriage of their daughter Arete, to
Mr.. Clay Smith, of Philadelphia, in Sep
TENDER 1904. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
reside in Philadelphia.
The Misses Nettie Sparks, Ella Layton
and Florence and Alice Trumbull, Of
Penn's Grove were visitors with relatives
here on Sunday.
Frank Norton has a new Blasius Pia-
no.
Mrs. H. j. Hunt, widow, of Samuel
Hunt, died at the home of her son VIM.
F. Hunt, Saturday, April 8th. Mrs.
Hunt has been ailing for several months
and was confined to her bed about ten
days. The funeral services were held
from her late home in Pedricktown,
Wednesday morning. Intermenti in Ped
ricktown Cemetery. The deceased was
seventy three years of age.
Albert Williamson spent Sunday at the
home of his father in Cramer Hill.
Miss Irene Justice, OF Swedesboro, is
spending sometime with her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Justice.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church will
hold a cake sale in James Morrison's par
ler nex Saturday.
Mrs. Amanda Moran, of Ocean Grove,
is visiting among relatives.
Frank Norton's and Mrs. Kezia Hamp-
toms houses are being painted.
Miss Carrie Strimple was i'll part of last
week.
A pleasant and genuine birthday sur
prise was given Mrs. John Burk last
Thursday evening. The time was spent
with games l~nterspersed with selections
by Chas. Sparks graphophone. Among
the guests were: Samuel Shute and wife,
VIM. Burk, wife and son, Alex Justice
and wife, Walter Cunard and wife, Har-
rison Holton and wife, VIM. Cunard and
wife, Mrs. Emeline Weatherby, Mrs.
John Fawcett, Mrs. Rebecca Swain, Mrs.
Emma Cunard, Mrs. Benjamin Weather
by and SOIL, Mrs. Fannie HoIton, Misses
Nellie Fawcett, Bertha Cunard, Rebecca
Webster, May and Mildred Cunard,
Messrs. Thurman Strimple, Edward Prig-
ger, VIM. Richman, Cbas. Sparks, Chas.
Mills, Stanton and Kenneth Cunard.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Workman in PENIS Grove April
2, 1905. 1t is a Daisy
Frank Biddle and wife, Of Wilmington,
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Burk over Sunday.
The Ushers' Union, of the Baptist
Church, realized about SIS by the repeti-
ton of the drama "The Village Bell' last
Saturday night.
Miss Emily Emerson, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at the home of John Burk.
The M. E. Sunday School is preparing
for a special Easter Service, entitled
easter Carols"
Isaac Pedrick has opened the bakery.
Miss Abbie Munyan and Mr.. Howard
Burden, of PENIS Grove, were recently
married.
DIR. and Mrs. Black spent Sunday in
Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper were Civ
en- a royal surprise in their new home
last Friday evening, by a number OF
their young friends.
Chas. Hampton and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Thos. Weatherby in
Swedesboro. H.
Judge tanning at Trenton, on the 9th,
dismissed the case of Benz. w. Weather
by against the steam tug Millville and
barge Pearl. Mr.. Weatherby brought
suit for $1,067.9 SO, because the tug and
barge ran into the Elsie Weatherby on
August %, 1902, while lying at Weather
by's wharfin Oldmans Creek, and tore a
hole 81 feet square in her port bow. The
night was dark and there was doubt about
the Elsie Weatherby having lights up.