The Penn's Grove record., 1907-09-20
PEDRICKTOWN.

Sept. 1S-James Sweeten has closed
his summer home in Wildwood and re.
turned home. Mrs. Sweeten has been
spending a few days with Mrs, Lewis
Cook in PENIS Grove.
Thurman Strimple has returned after
spending the summer at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Perry Fenton and children are
spending a few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Holton, of
Camden were visitors with Mrs. Frances
Holton over Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Benz. w. Weatherby
have returned from a few days stay at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. VIM. Burk has been spending a
few days i'll Woodstown.
Miss Lizzie Swaverlv was home from
Atlantic City part Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, of Philadelphia,
and Arthur Shoemaker, of New York,
were recent guest with Mr.. and Mrs. Free
land Sparks's.
Abram Detwiler, Of Camden, spent
Sunday at Geo. r. Pedrick's Mrs. Det-
wiler returned with him.
Miss Anna Swaverly has returned from
National Park.
Rev. l.. E. Shaw is spending afew days
IN New Brunswick and occupied the pull
pit OF Pitman ME-. church in that city.
s.. r. Blocksom has purchased another
Dragon touring Car.
Messrs Warren and Drexel Patterson,
of Camden spent Sunday at S. r. Block
som.
Bear in mind and be OH hand for the
oyster supper to be held i'll the hall,
Saturday night, OF this week, Sept, 81.
DR.. and Mrs. IL. I. johnson spent Sun
day i'll Atlantic City.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Perry.
p. 2. Sweeten was unfortunate in the
loss OF $500, by having i~tstolen in apock-
ct book from his desk ill the store.
IL. H. Holton and wife and L. l. Hol-
ton wife and daughter spent Sunday i'll
Swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barber, of Penn's
Grove, were guest at the home of Harvey
HOFFMAN OIL Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly and Mrs. John Faw-
cett, OF W~oodstown, are guests of friends
mere tllS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gordon, Mrs.
Harvey 5. Justice and Mrs. Clay Smith
are spending two weeks sight seeing in
the State of Vermont,
Claude Hackett had his nose broken
by being pushed against a tree while
romping at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fillmore and daugh-
ter, of Atlantic City, visited Chas. Swa-
verley's during the week.
Miss Bessie Peterson is suffering with
a badly scalded foot.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cheesman and
daughter, OF Harrisonville, were guests oil
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gates on Sunday.
The following guests were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs J. P. Richards over Sum
day, Ellis Stanton and wife and Miss Jen-
ME Stanton, of Camden, Russell Downer,
of Glassboro, Henry Stanton wife and
daughter Virginia, OF Pitman Grove, and
Miss Maria Norton, of PENIS Grove,
Presiding Elder Rev. j, Morgan Reed
gave an interesting talk in the prayer
meeting Oh Wednesday, followed by the
Quarterly Conference.
The Republicans in Oldmans township
did not make caucus nominations, but at
the primary election they nominated
Frank j. Gaventa for chosen Freebooter
and VIM. Darlington for township CON
Geo r. Pedrick was elected delegate to
the State convention and DIR. E. S.. Black
to the county convention.
Ethel MCGOWAN, of Woodbury., is
teacher of Perkintown school.
Large numbers of water melons are
being shipped by boat to Philadelphia.
Sweet potato digging began this week,
the week.