The Penn's Grove record., 1914-06-26
wOOdstOwn whisperIngs

Woodstown merchants and citizens
have employed the 18th Regiment Band
OF 20 instruments to play at the public
fountain. The first CONCERT was given last
Wednesday evening and will be held
every two weeks thereafter. The follow
lug concerts will be held Tuesday even
ings.
James Crawford, a Pilesgrove township
farmer, has appealed against his convic-
ton before a Salem justice of the peace
last week on a charge brought by the
state board Of health that a test of his
milk showed it to condition 20 per cent
water,
Garrett K. Dubois has purchased the
residence of Mrs. Currie ON Dickinson
street, and will move to Woodstown as
soon as he can get possession.
Mrs. John Fawcett is recovering from a
fall down stairs which caused bruises.
Eric Osterle has returned from Buck
nell University to spend his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. G. Richman and
daughter Ethel have returned home after
a visit to Linwood Hates in Oklahoma.
Mrs. James Ewing, of Manhattan,
Kansas, is visiting her father, Mr.. Ernst
Becker, and family. Mr.. Ewing will
come East and accompany Mrs. Ewing
home.
Rev. DR.. Joshua E. Will, the new pas
tor at the Daretown Baptist Church will
preach in the Woodstown Baptist Churrh
on Sunday. 28th.. Rev. L. A. Copeland
will preach at Daretown.
The engagement OF Miss Abbie Wool
man and Mr.. Clement Bassett has been
announced.
Miss Sue H. Coles, who was supervis.
ing principal of S~wedesboro Schools the
past year and was reelected for the EN-.
suing year, has resigned because OF failing
health. Her mother, Mrs. Lydia Coles,
widow of the Hickman Coles, died on
Tuesday of last week after failing health
from a stroke of paralysis. Her father
died last July and her sister Ellen las
May.
Miss Sara Ware entertained the Fancy
Work Club last Friday afternoon.
The Glee Club from Pennington Semi
nary will sing in Sharptown ME-. Churcl
OH Sunday morning; in the Harrisonyill
NJ. E. Church in the afternoon; and il
the Woodstown M. E. Church SUNDAY
evening. Rev. M. E. Snyder, of Cam
den, and District Superintendent Geo
II. Neal, of Bridgeton, will speak il
the WoOdstown M. E. Church. They ar,
conducting a campaign thruout New
Jersey to raise money to free Pennington
Seminary from debt.
Miss Attic Flitcraft held a musical 70
her pupils at her home on Bowen avenu
on Saturday afternoon, after which
treat of ice-cream and cake was giyel
the pupils.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the M. E
Sunday School of which Henry Clifford j
teacher, held a social at the home of MI
and Mrs. Stokes Davidson on Thursda,
afternoon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reeves and Sol
Hazelton Reeves spent sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. French Reeves in Germantown
Pa.
Mrs. Frank Thorne, of Chester, Pa.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Turner.
Miss Ellen Broadway and Miss Ami
Broadway are attending the Salem Chau
tauqua this week.
The Alumni Association OF the Woods
town High School held a banquet for tn
Graduates in Peterson Hall on Thursda
evening OF last week. One hundred an,
thirty were present. At the close ic
cream and cake were served.
Miss Bertha Richman has been visitin
friends in Millville.
The Boy Scouts are clearing a lot o.
Brown avenue fol- a tennis court.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Richman visiteI
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hates at Willo,
Grove over Sunday.
The Citizens of Woodstown are pIanin
an automobile run on the 4th of July be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock. Prizes will b
given for the most gaily decorated an,
comical automobiles. Later in til
evening a hand from Salem consiatipo y