Evening journal., 1912-07-16
PENNSGROyE

The cottagers along the lower
shore are circulating petition sd
dressed 10 the Board OF Health asking
that some action be taken relative tol
draining the pond OF stagnant water
in that section.
George Casey is host 70 Mrs. Nc
Knight and her two daughters Stella
and Kathrype. and Miss Katherine
MoDermott, Of Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Poole, Mil
dred Poole. Gerald Poole, and Harvey
Poole have returned 20 their cottage
the Victoria" after an absence OF
several days Mrs Poole had for her
weekend guests. Wendell Gray, Miss
Myrtle Lott, Andrew Winkleman, aud
Mrs Scott Shilling, formerly Of Will
mington, but now Of Salem, NJ j.,
where Mr.. Shilling has charge Of the
electric light station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins and
children Earl and Archibald are at
the "Winona" for a few weeks Their
visitors for the week are Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Collins, Jr., and Richard
Graham.
The wet weather Of the last few
days rushed the freight wharves 20
their fullest capacity. Denny Broth
ers cannot haul all the vegetables
brought IN and it is a common sight
10 see their three boats, the Cora"
which goes 10 the Wilmington mar
ket; the Rambler" for the Balti-
more trade, and the Denny Broth
ers," Tor Philadelphia, pull out and
= ~ We HsI
wharf
The FIRST egg plants OF the season
ware hauled to the dock today.
Mrs. George Lang, at the Mil
/ har" is entertaining Mrs. Arthur
/ Parsons, Mrs. Eugene Schultz Miss
[ Maud Schultz Leroy Schultz and
MTs Allen Sullivan
4 Hsrola Lang and Leroy Schultz
caught the largest number OF crabs
recorded this season getting nine
( dozsa in less than two hours
Haroiu Lang IL some wit for a
! youngster. Here is an original one
on tie cottages; II the Windsor"
went 10 "Vespers" with Lillian
would "Milhaf" go into the Little
White House" with the Happy
Four?"
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mcfarland Of
, Philadelphia. are az the "Lillien"
Earl Collins and Harry Guest while
/ canoeing yesterday were upset by
the swell frcm o Wilson Line boat,
AS both we're swimmers they did not
suffer from the accident.
The cottage.s will be sorry 10 hear
/ that Leon Holmc- Of PennsgrOVe,
who was removed from the upper cot
tage 20 the Hahnemen Hogpital Phil
adelphia, suffering ora typhoid fe-
yer. IS so low that the doctors think
II desirable TO send for bis parents,
who left as soon as they received
word Of his serious condition. Mr
Holmes IS a son OF Captail Lewis
Holmes OF the steamer Cora"
Mrs. Harry Brown at the "Itsutsus
Is entertaining the Misses Ida Cray
Mildred Brown and Martha Brown.
Mr. Brown has completed his acting
bar over the river and Is proving a
great attraction. James Wharry, on
Sunday, made several attempts II
jump from the wall and catch II but
he always fell short
Leon Lowe, while trying the sliding
wire OF Mr.. Brown, got stuck neal
the top by the puliy coming OF ant
was suspended in the air for ffteer
minutes while Mr. Brown and Jess,
Horner held . ladder for him e
descend by.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Liebrich have
as their guests Miss Carrie Johnson
and william Johnson, OF Philadelphia
Miss Mae Hat Is also spending some
time al the "Damihno' cottage.
Leslie Wood. has recently moved
into his new bungalow on Delaware
avenue
While three young men we're play
ing ball on the lower beach a largi
shepherd dog would recover balls
knocked into the river
Eli stremple ls building a home on
Delaware avenue,
Mrs Anna C. Starrett and Mrs
Kathryn Martin are spending . weel
with Mrs. Harry D. Wake at III,
"Old Homestead"
Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk enter
tsined Miss Bertha Boone, Charles
Connolly, Charles Reese and sol
Parke. over Sunday At the Minnie
Anna
Charles J Walker, q machinist o.
the Y. 5. S. Tennessee, now stationed
az League Island, spent Saturday an'
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. n D
Walker at the "old Homestead"
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