The Penn's Grove record., 1908-01-31
WooDsToWN.

W. Scott Arthur, will move in February
to the apartments over Stewart and Jones
butchers hop.
Woodstown Sewer Company has re
elected the directors for the ensuing year
Clark Flitcraft, President; Charles Pan.
coast Secretary; w. B. Hitchner, DIR
L. d. Horner and Charles Horner, Treas.
urer.
Rev. G. B. Ogden pastor of M. E
Church has been sick and was unable tc
be out. Benz. Patterson preached Sunday
morning and the Epworth League had
charge of the evening service.
DR.. Allen has sold his property Oh
Salem street to Mrs. Mary Boultinhouse
A cake and pie sale was held in tile
Becker on Saturday by the sunshine
Society.
Board of Education decided, commenc.
ing March LIST, to start a course in type
writing, stenography bookkeeping and
commercial Geography and arithmetic al
the High School where a room is now
being fitted for that purpose. ROSE.
At the annual meeting of the Salem
County Board of Agriculture held
in the borough hall, Woodstown, Wed.
nesday afternoon a paper was read on
GLOW Can We Influence Farmers to I'm.
prove the Surroundings of Their Homes?''
by Jessie L. Colson, and other interesting
features were presented.
In going over the records of the
borough of Woodstown Mayor Fogg, re-
Gently sworn into office, has discovered
fhat no r..anr1 hoe houp Hnpt Of thn on
dinances passed by the Council since
1892. A committee has been appointed
to secure a list and place it On file.
To Salty the citizens OF the borough
and for the protection of his patrons, Man.
ager Edward Humphreys, Of the Woods
town Opera House, has sent a letter to
the Council stating that he is willing to
make any alterations or additions neces-
sary for the thorough safety OF audien.
ces.
William B. Foster and William Cole
man have been appointed members of the
Health of Woodstown borough.
Jan. 29-Albert Turner, of Camden, is
visiting his uncle, Isaac Turner.
Miss Grace Hoge, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Artie Pancoast.
The annual meeting of the Salem Coun-
ty Pomona Grange was held in Crother
Hall last Wednesday. In the evening a
drama entitled "Among the Berkshires''
was presented by the Woodstown Grange.
Those taking part were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wiley, MI. and Mrs. Linwood
Borton, Miss Elsie White, Maxwell
Busby, Lewis Edwards French Moore &
Leo Pancoast.
Ollie White of Philadelphia spent Sun
day with D. G. White and family.
Scott Arthur moved into the apartments
Jones and Stewart store on Saturday last.
Howard Smith visited his parents on
Sunday.
Miss Olive Goforth, of Merchantville,
is visiting relatives i'll town.
Miss Annie Broadway, Annie Flitcraft
and Name F. Fogg attended a Field Club
Meeting i'll Philadelphia on Saturday.
Miss Alice White entertained her
graduating class of 1908 and a few other
friends OH Saturday evening. Those
present were Mary Moore, Alice Ware
Hannah Bassett, Emma Zibbler, Reba
johnson and Hanna White, Messrs. Earl
Waddington, Clarence Smith, Frank
Tighe, Harry Turner, Edwin Moore,
Charlie and John Shivers, Reeve Hitch
ner and Harry Wallace of Swedesboro.
Mrs. Clarkson Ogden, of Swedesboro,
was a guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. b. Ogden
Wednesday last.
Mr.. j. Guy Gerwick, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, who has been spending a month
in Woodstown with his friend Mr.. b.
CARL Patterson, has returned home.1
Mrs. Margaret S. Cooper, who kept
house for the late Joseph Z. Colson in
Pilesgrove, for many years claimed that
he promised to leave her a farm in his
will for her services. Failing to- get that
she sued the estate. At the trial last
week in Salem before Judge Frank L.
Lloyd it was told that she worked for
wages, So a week at first, but after
wards got a share of the poultry and
made as much as Sc a week. The jury
granted her $2,656. 80.