The Penn's Grove record., 1909-02-05
62l-623 Market st.
P~EDRIcKTowN NEWS.

Feb. "a petition is being signed by
property owners asking for a state road
to extend from the bridge separating
Gloucester and Salem counties to the
point known as the stone bridge between
P~edricktown and Penn's Grove, the
termination of Oldman's township.
Revival services haye closed in the
M. E. Church. The pastor Rev: ]. E.
Shaw is spending the week in Seabright,
assisting the pastor OF the M. E. Church,
Rev. ]. Valient in meetings: At the
Baptist Church the revival continues
with intere, about twenty-five persons
protesting conversion. Rev. Farley, OF
Paulsboro is still with the pastor. T
DR.. H. 7. johnson spent part of last
week with Rev. E. G. Hulse at Be lmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Morrison are visit.
ing their daughter Mrs. Walter Riggs in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vohman and daugh-
tiers OF Jamesburg, spent last week with
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Sparks, MI. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey HOFFMAN, Mrs. S. r. Blocksom, Har.
ry johnson were among those attending
automobile the show now being held in
Philadelphia.
Thos. Jefferson, of Bristol, Pa, visited
Mrs. M. E. Wagg on Friday.
John Jordan is still confined to his
home, having had a severe attack of
grippe.
George Titus has rented Harvey JUS
tees house near the Cemetery.
Mrs. Harry Wisher and daughter visi-
ted Philadelphia over-Sunday.
Warren Patterson of Philadelphia,
visited at s. r. BIocksom's over.Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Layton, and Miss Rose
Layton, of Philadelphia, have been visi-
ting Mrs. Maria Layton.
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick is spending ten days
among relatives in Seaford, B~ridgeville
and other parts OF Delaware.
Mrs. Howard Hewitt, of Bridgeport, is
spending two weeks with Mrs. Levi
HendIickson.
Mrs. Emma Cunari is spending several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. John
Zaase in Camden.
Robert Ellis, who recently opened a
shoemaker shop at Five Points is now
employed by James Workman. Mr..
Workman spending the greater part If
his time at his Penn's Grove store.
Mrs. George Justice entertained her
sister Miss l.. MCGOWAN, Of Woodbury.,
oyer-Sunday.
Mrs. Mary HUMPHREYS is numbered
with the sick.
The sixteen months old child of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Mattson, of Auburn, was
inferred in the Baptist Cemetery on Tues
day.
Freeland Il. Sparks is getting the lum-
Der ready to replace the double house
destroyed by fire last July.
P. P. Sweeten will build an addition to
his store. The new pant will be built
over the driveway, three stories and he
will enlarge his furniture department.
Mrs. Ella Morrison was severely burn
ed Oh one arm while preparing supper at
the home, OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk
on Tuesday afternoon. The accident
was caused by all Owe filed gasoline
stove.
so powerfully under the influence OF
Rev. J. K. Shaw's sermon last Sunday
morning, two prominent members pres
ent SAW fire" but no smoke or birthstone
and fled, as il from the wrath to come.
The boys and girls have been enjoying
fine skating this week on the pond at
Five Points which was drained to Beav-
er creek last fall for the benefit Of the
public health The water seems to have
run up hill or the engineer must have
| got his grade reversed. Same say that q
well was tapped to put wholesome water
into the pond to take the place OF that
which was a detriment to public health,
Whichever it may be, the committee has
the unanimous thanks OF the skaters.