The Penn's Grove record., 1906-07-27
PERSONAL
Social Notes.

social NOTES..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith spent Sun
day in Paulsboro.
Charles Nicholson is spending a weel
with relatives in Bridgeton.
w. P. Shourds is suffering from an at
tack of sciatic rheumatism in his left hip
Rev. William Stone preached at Sea
vile Camp Meeting on Monday evening
Harry A. Dalbow is at Sturgeon Fall
Canada, representing a New York fist
dealer.
Mrs. George Taylor OF Westmont, ha:
been spending a few days with Miss MAJ
la Pedrick.
Richard G. Headley OF Philadelphia, is
spending a few days with his sister Mrs.
Charles Richie.
Miss Lizzie Cream is visiting in Tren-
ton, the guest of Rev. L. j. Whelan, of st,
Mary's-C Cathedral.
Mrs. John Stark and daughter Mamie
were o~ver-Sunday visitors with Mrs.
William Gallagher
j. Lawrence Petit of Warrington is
spending the week with his aunt, Mrs.
William Ii Summerill
Miss Sarah Harker, at Wildwood,
formerly of Penn's Grove, is reported
quite ill with consumption.
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Shepherd, of
Quinton, have been spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. Larry Elliot.
Miss Mary l.. Barnart, who has a
| position at Wanamaker's. is spending
three weeks with her mother at the Cove.
Albert L. Strengthen, of Philadelphia,
who is unwell, is recuperation at the
home of his sister Miss Esther Strengthen.
Prof. and Mrs. 1. Rissmiller are spend
ing some time with her relatives at
Clarksboro. He was in town on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Joseph Cheesman, Mrs. Elizabeth
Denny and Mrs. Samuel Nj. Hunt left on
Wednesday to spend ten days at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs, George Jefferies and Miss Flor
ence Dugan OF Wilmington, have been
spending the week their mother Mrs.
Maria Dugan.
Miss Jennie A. Parezo, OF New York
City, left on Wednesday for Ocean City,
after spending a week with her friend,
Miss Ethel Bisbee.
Rev. William Stone and family left on
Thursday to spend ten days at Brand
wine Summit Camp Meeting where he
will lead the singing.
Mrs. John Patten, who has been
CnrinV1clU i'll of tln raCi1nnaa Of har
daughter, Mrs. II. +. Crompton since the
first of June, is better.
Jere Cream Jr. who has been employed
i'll the ticket receivers office at Allegh-
eny, Pa, for the past eight months has
been transferred to P~ittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrison, son
Robert and daughter Florence and Rob-
ert Sd aud Charles Garrison of Camden
have been visiting their grandmother
Mrs. Lydia Guest.
Miss Isabella and Master Samuel Savers
Jr., OF Philadelphia, are spending the
summer with relatives i'll PENIS Grove
Mrs. Annie Poplar, of Philadelphia, is
stopping a few days with Mrs. Sayers.
Miss Josephine HilIman, one of eight
workers i'll a Deaconess Home, i'll Bridge
port, Ohio, is spending some time with
relatives in Penn's Grove. She had charge
of the melting in Divers Grove on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith and sons
Frank and EphraIm were over We'd
nesdav night visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
William q. Summerill. Mrs. Clark PETIT
it spent Wednesday there while Mr..
Petit attended the Wilmington races.
George Jordan has received a post card
dated Rome, Italy, July 10th, from Sam
uel L. Hoffman, who is travelling in Eu-
rope. He is accompanied by DIR. and Mrs.
James Hoffman, OF Jersey City, and DR..
and Mrs. James Given, of Brooklyn. All
three are natives OF Auburn.