The Penn's Grove record., 1913-10-17
PEDRICKTORN PENCILLINGS
Interesting Items From OIdmans
Township

PbIiOdJ OCtODcI 10, is DldIllltu dS bIIe
day for the re-opening OF the Nj. E. church
after being closed for several weeks while
improvements are being made. A gen
eral Rally is being planned. Rev. E. r.
Brunyate OF Lambertvllle; Rev. s.. X.
Moore, of Tuckerton; Rev. Joseph Gar
rlson, OF Pitman Grove, and Rev. John
Morris, of Newport, all former pastors are
expected to be present in the services all
day. Special singing is also being re-
!learsed. A Sunday School Rally will be
held in the afternoon.
The M. E Church and parsonage have
been improved at an expense of $4,000.
Metallic ceiling and side wall have been
put into the Church and decorated. Gas
lights have been introduced, a new car
pet laid and a partition which rolls up
between the Sunday School room and the
main auditorium. The Church and par
sonage have been painted outside. The
parsonage has been newly carpeted, new
rugs and a gas stove added.
Pedricktown Grange will hold a Hal
low Fen Social in the lodge rooms on
Wednesday evening preceding Hallow
Fen, October 80.
John Hertz has bought John Smiths
farm.
Miss DeIena Hewitt is numbered with
the sick.
Mrs. J. D~enelsbeck, of Trenton, is
spending two weeks with her daughter
Mrs. E. Ii. Cloud.
Mrs. Albert Risner entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Justice, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gaventa Mrs. Harry Green Mrs. Thos.
Holton and S. j. Shute were Philadelphia
visitors OH Monday.
Harry Kershner and Harry Hutchinson
spent over Sunday i'll Philadelphia.
George Zanes moved OH Wednesday
into Carl Green's house, vacated by
Henry Keen who has moved to Wood
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Biddle and son of
Long Branch visited his father, Jacob
over Sunday.
DR.. j. Parker, of Erie Pa, is attending
his mother Mrs. Chas. Parker, who has
had a serious illness with pneumonia, but
is slightly improved.
DR.. Edward Prigger entertained Ed
ward Syrem, of Philadelphia, over Sun
day.
Miss Tina Hall has gone to Woodbury.
where she has employment.
The Misses Pearl Schroeder and Delena
Hewitt were guests over Sunday with Miss
delphia.
Frank Norton is building an addition
and otherwise improving his home on
his farm near here.
MI. and Mrs, Chas. Clunn, of Bridgeton,
were guests last week with Miss Ella
Clunn.
Miss Matte Sparks entertained a few
her young friends at a candy pull last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Richards still continues in
serious condition.
Mrs. Ruth Justice entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry johnson OF Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Mrs. John Haskell has moved TO Cam
den.
Mrs. Isaac Ridgway, OF Greenwich, is
visiting at P. ?. Sweeten's.
Harvey Springer is able to be out after
being confined to his home fer several
weeks because OF the serious accident
when his motorcycle collided with an
automobile near Westville. Mr.. Springer
was badly cut and bruised and the
motorcycle demolished.
Mrs. Samuel Snyder and Mrs. David
Kelly spent Friday in Philadelphia.
Miss Lenora Poulson, OF Auburn. spent
last week with her cousin, Mrs. Everett
Stump.
Howell Stetser, Of Philadelphia, visited
Mrs. Rebecca Stetser last week.
The Baptist parsonage is undergoing
repairs and improvements, preparatory
to receiving the new pastor. Rev. Chas.
Diebert, who comes from Port Norris. A
heating plant will be installed and all
addition is being added so the rear
which includes a bath room.
John d. Justice has bought the farm
OF which he resides of his father, James
Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Somers spent over
Sunday at their home here. He has been
at Greenwich buying tomatoes.
Rev. G. w. piebert will begin his new
pastorate i'll the Baptist Church on Sun
day. 1t will be a rally day for all
members.