The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-18
WooDSToWN.

Miss Julia Elton visited her sister Mrs
Mary Wright in Wilmington.
Tue annual Farmers Institute, will be
held in Hunts Hall, Woodstown, ON
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. q and 22d.
Miss Maud Mats, of Wildwood, is
spending a short time in WoodstowD
Frank Turner is visiting lis mother
Mrs. Liz zie Tu ner.
Asa Colson bought the Callahan
property for $4,000.
Joseph Broadway was greatly surprised
last Sunday afternoon, when Empson
Halnes, OF Norristown, Pa, came i'll his
home without notice. They had no,
seen each other for fifty-three years
after being neighbors and friends in boy
hood. OF course they had a good deal to
talk about. Mr.. Haines is a brother to
Colonel Nathan Haines, President OF the
Burlington National Bank. He was ac-
companied by franklin Buzby.
Elwood Davis's handsome new resi-
dence on Upper Main st is a great i'm
provement to that portion OF Woods
town
Mr.. Harold G. Shinn, one of our form
er Woodstuwn boys has accepted the
position of assistant Art Editor of the
Cosmopolitan Magazine; OF New York
City. Mr.. Shinn was formerly in the EN-
ploy of Doubleday, Page & Co the book
and magizene publisher of New York
City.
Guy Gerwick, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is
visiting Carl Patterson.
Edwin Borton is able to be out again.
Miss Carrie Snitcher is spending a short
time at Chatham N. j., with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conover.
Miss Elton for some years photographer
here, will remove her studio to Pitman
Grove.
The demand for houses is very great, a
lot Of new ones being much needed.
"A little girl arrived at Warren Shinn's
onkthe 9th., which bears the name o.
Florence Scovel.
Woodstown Grange has elected tie
following officers; Master, John G. Bor-
ton; overseer, Charles f. Wilkinson
Lecturer, Lizzie G. Coles; Steward, j.
Gilbert Bortn; Assistant Steward, Lew
is Edwards; Chaplin, Henry Foster;
Treasurer, Edgar G. Moore; Secretary,
Carrie r. Atkinson; Gate Keeper, Ray
mond Morgan; Ceres, Anna g. Buzby;
Pomona, Lady assistant Steward, Elsie
White.
Mortimer Whitehead of New Bruins
wick, the renowned lecturer on subjects
of vital interest to the farmer and farm
life, will lecture in Hunts Hall, Woods
town, on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. %,
at l.30 O'Clock. Til lecture is free to
all and a pressing invitation is extended
to all f armers and their wives to hear it.
Mr.. Whitehead is an interesting speaker
and all should hear him who can.
William Wallace who was recently
taken to the State Lunatic Asylum al
Trenton, died in that institution last
Saturday and his body was brought here
on SUI day morning. The funeral occurred
Tuesday.
The Becker ice cream saloon will be
taken February first by Adam Osterie
and carried on in the same way with the
addition of pies, cake and bread.
The following officers were elected tc
the Woodstown Sewer company; Clark
Flitcraft, Charles K. Horner, George M
Andrews, w. B. Hitchner, DR.. L. d,
Horner. William B. Snelbaker.
The Reliance Fire Company elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, Edward Purtell; Vice Presi
dent, Atwood VanMeter; Secretary, F
P; Vanlier; Treasurer, U. G. Hillman
Chief, G. C. Turner; First Assistant
Chief, Oscar Reeves; Second; Assistan'
Chief, j. II. Nelson.
Thomas N. White bes been granted {
pension OF SIP a month from December
3. 1906,