The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-23
MENTION.
Social Notes.

William S. tanning, of Philadelphia,
was in town last Sunday.
Rev. r. B. Stephenson returned home
from Conference on Wednesday.
Mrs. Benz. Peacock attended the funer-
al of George Huston, in Wilmington ON
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Avis is in Salem caring for
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Archer Avis,
who is sick.
Truman Mattson is the new agent on
Penn's Grove wharf, succeeding Walter
S. Springer.
Henry Hates and wife have moved
from Gibbstown to PENIS Grove to en-
gage in fishing.
Frank G. Justice, Of Glenside, Pa,
spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Justice.
Mrs. William Gallagher returned home
on Wednesday after spending four days
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maria Dugan is with her daughter
Mrs. George Jefferies, in Wilmington,
who is dangerously ill.
Edward G. Brick, of Boston, arrived
in PENIS Grove on Wednesday to visit
relatives until Monday.
Miss Laura Barber, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Barber.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burden returned home
on Tuesday after spending a week with
relatives at Christina, Del.
James c. Smalley, son and daughter,
OF Philadelphia, spent last Sunday with
his father james E. Smalley.
Miss Ethel Bisbee, who is teaching at
Aldine, is enjoying a slight attack of the
grip at her home in PENIS Grove.
Miss Mabel Bisbee has just received a
Civil Service appointment in the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving, at Washing
ton.
Hollis Ashcraft who has a position in a
county Office in Wilmington, spent last
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Ashcraft.
Rev. B. c. Lippincott's new home will
be New Rochelle, N. Y, where he and
wife will reside with their daughter, Mrs.
q. G. Mcqueen.
Miss Elizabeth Baker the new teacher
in PENIS Grove High School, was called
to Clinton, N. Y, on Monday, because
of the illness of her mother.
Harry Shape, William Vanderslice,
John Munyan and Albert Jameson have
arrived home from Georgetown, S. c.,
where they have been fishing.
Mrs. David D. Leap and daughter, Miss
Rena, went to B%ordentown last Saturday
to visit Mrs. Leaps sister, Mrs. Henry
Betting, who is quite sick. They are
still there.
Miss Alexina A. P. Stroup, of Edding-
ton, Pa, and Mr.. L. Norman Tucker, of
the Philadelphia Divinity School are be-
ing entertained by DIR. and Mrs. Garrison
Mr.. Tucker will hold Divine service in
st. George P. E. Church Sunday 25th at
eleven A. M.
Mrs. Sylvester r Bowen, who under
went an operation in the Woman's Hos
pital, Philadelphia. nine weeks ago and
remained there five weeks returned home
on Wednesday improved in health. Miss
G. d. Fisher, her cousin, with whom she
spent four weeks in Camden, accompan-
led her home to spend a few days.
Harry A. Dalbow arrived home from
Darien, Ca, last Friday with his fisher
men, Charles Dalbow, Milton Crow, Geo.
Whitaker, Maurice Robinson, Otto Mold
stead and Robert Porter. The shad fish
ing was quite good at the beginning of
the season but poor at latter part. Jos.
NJ. Whitsell, who was detained there, has
joined the Salvation Army.
Miss Inez E. Odds, of Lewisburg, Pa,
began teaching in PENIS Grove High
School this Friday morning in Miss Bak.
er's place. She is a graduate of Buck.
nell University (Lewisburg, Pa. J in the
Latin Philosophical course Phi. B., and
has taken honors in Latin, German,
French and Spanish. This year she has
been principal of Cowan, (Pa.) grammar
school.