The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
Social Notes.

ing relatives in Gloucester City.
Miss Flol ence Strengthen spent Sunday
With Mrs. Elmer Troth in Philadelphia.
Miss Matilda Cook was an ~over-Sunday
visitor with Mrs. Joseph Voute in Salem.
Miss Lizzie Dawson left on Thursday
for Atlantic City to remain thru the sum-
mer.
Benz. F. Turner, OF Swedesboro, spent
Wednesday with his brother Asa G.
Turner.
Miss Mary Gallagher Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her s~ister-in-law, Mrs. William
Gallagher.
Prof. and Mrs. Isaac Rissmiller spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
in Mantua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Watson, of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with his father,
George Watson.
Mrs. Caroline D. Burden, of Camden,
spent from Saturday until Monday with
Mf. JOTn buTUeH.
Capt. W. Albert Justice hes moved to
Holly Beach where he will conduct a
large boarding house.
Joseph M. Whitsell arrived home from
Darien, Ca, last Sunday where he had
been fishing during the winter.
Miss Hannah S. Layton has returned
to Philadelphia after spending a few days
with her father Elwood S. Layton.
Misses Emma and Hannah Summerill
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Lou D. Thompson, at Lakewood.
Mrs. Title Smith has closed her millin-
cry and notion store, because of i'll health
She was in business twenty-three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carney, of Phil
adelphia, are spending sometime with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Barber.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur H. Green
were pleased t. see her out for the first
last Monday after several weeks of oeri-
Gus illness.
Joseph and Paul Chandler, OF Wood
bury, spent Saturday and Sunday with
their grandparents, Col. and Mrs. Joseph
G. French.
Samuel II. Hiflman and son j. French
Hillman took charge of the office on
PENIS Grove wharf on Thursday, sue
ceeding Truman Mattson, resigned.
Clayton Reybold died on Tuesday at
his home in Wilmington, aged nearly 30
years. He was clerk on the steamer Vi
RIGA for about a year, and was taken with
pneumonia on Thursday OF last week.
Sheriff Collins B. Allen was in PENIS
Grove on Wednesday looking up jurors
for April term of court. No person wants
to serve in this busy season, but they
Justice.
Miss Elizabeth Baker, of Clinton, N. Y
who vas first chosen teacher of the high
school department and was called home
because of the sickness of her mother
who died, has returned to Penn's Grove
to fulfill her engagement.
Frank S.. Holton, who has been with
his aunt, Mrs. Samuel Savers, for the
past four months recuperating in health,
will return to his home in Brooklyn on
Saturday, aud resume his former position
with Barclay & Co., wholesale druggists.
Mrs. Henry Betting died at Borden
town last Saturday morning. The funer-
al was held on Tuesday, interment being
at Harleigh Cemetery, Camden. She was
a sister to Mrs. d. d. Leap and the late
Mrs. Barnart. Relatives from Penn's
Grove attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hewitt, of
Southport. N. c., arrived in Penn's Grove
last Saturday to remain during the fishing
season. Mrs. Harry Barnart, who has
been spending a month there return
ed home with them. Mr.. Hewitt will
have charge OF the layboat for receiving
shad off PENIS Grove.