The Penn's Grove record., 1907-03-22
PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The whereabouts And DOings OF
Good People You Know.

are visiting relatives in Bridgeton.
Mrs. F. R. Hammitt, Of Paulsboro, ha
been visiting friends in PENIS Grove.
Miss Mary Firestone, is spending a fey
days at Wildwood, with Mrs. William
Roberts.
Mrs. John Diver has been spending
week on Cream Ridge with Mrs. JOSEPH
E. Clark.
Miss Ida Robbins and Mr.. Harry
Buell. are spending sometime at River
side, N. J.
B. Ladow, of Atlantic City, was re
newing old acquaintance in Penn's
Grove this week.
Miss Cora Willis, of Easton, Md, il
visiting her brothers, Robinson and
Ralph Willis.
Vincent C. BiddIe is spending the
week with his sister in Port Republic,
Atlantic County.
Councilman Robert Garrison and son
Robert, of Camden, spent Sunday with
Mrs Lydia Guest.
Enoch Chester, of Sharptown preach
ed in Emmanuel Church last Sun
day morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Stanton and
daughter spent Sunday with bis parents
NJ. o,l Ma ILL.,. S4
John p. Stiles, the young son OF Mr..
aud Mrs. VIM. Stiles, who has been i'll
for sometime Is now improving,
Miss Hannah Munyan, of Philadel-
phia, spent, Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Munyan.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Smith and
son Joseph Boyd, were over Sunday
visitors with relatives in Wildwood.
Mrs. j. X. Munyan and Mrs. Boyd
Westcott, of Camden, spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs. Margaret Fish.
W. D. Robbins left Friday morning
for Ocean City, Md, Baltimore, Har-
risburg and fredericksburg, Pa, on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. j.. Tushingham, and Mrs. Fred.
lushingham and daughter of Camden,
have been visiting the formers daughter,
Mrs. John Croft.
H. H. Bisbee who has had a jewelry
store in Penn's Grove for seven and a
half years left with his family for Tren-
ton on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Dolbow,
Mrs. Margaret Fish and son Reybold
and Mrs. Deborah Hillman were over
Sunday visitors in Camden.
Miss Mabel Smalley. Harry Smalley
and DR.. Ludlow, of Philadelphia, were
over-Sunday visitors at her parent, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Smalley.
Mr.. Howard Grow, of Wilmington, was
an over, Sunday visitor with Theodore
Fish. He is an accomplished singer and
delights the many friends who drop in to
hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Leap were given
a surprise visit by about forty friends and
neighbors on Saturday afternoon, the 9th.
when an enjoyable social and feast was
had by all present.
Mrs. Robert Garrison of Camden,
has been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Lydia Guest, who is in
poor health, but recovering from her
fall OF three months ago.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. CT as. NJ.
11illman, in Philadelphia, was made glad
OH Saturday last by the arrival OF a
bright baby girl who %rejoices in the name
Marie Barum. Congratulations.
Joseph M. Whitsell, John Shape and
Morris Robinson arrived home from Da-
rien, Ca, on Thursday. They report a
small catch of shad, only about half the
number as i'll former years. Sturgeon are
being caught i'll profitable numbers.
The Misses Fairfield, of Clarksboro,
teachers in Paulsboro school assisted
with the school entertainment last Sat
urday evening and were o~ver-Sunday
visitors with their friend Miss Alma Gar
rison to whose training much of the
success OF the entertainment was due.
Raymond Harris, who has been advance
agent for Rowland & Clifford's '!Thorns
and Orange Blossoms" comedy drama,
for the past seven months, arrived home
on Wednesday. He has travelled through
two hundred and fifty cities in the north
ern states, east of the Mississippi river and
in Canada, and reports a very prosperous
season.
Mr.. j. X. Munyan of 437 State St.,
Camden, formerly OF PENIS Grove, was
agreeable surprise Oh Saturday the 10th
inst when he anne home and found a
house full Of visitors who had come
to help him celebrate his 43rd BIRTH
day which was on Sunday, st. Pat
rick's day. There was much merrIment,
music and song and a feast of good
things which will long be remembered.
Eiffu- fircf Woddinn Ann;yo,oor