The Penn's Grove record., 1914-09-25
PEDRICKTORN PENCILLINGs
interesting Items From Oldmans
Township

Mrs. Andrew Parker is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Isaac Derrickson, of Repair
pc.
Mrs. John Sullivan has returned from
a lengthy stay in Philadelphia.
William Cawley has been sick for a
week.
Arthur Hertz has moved ON to his faith
er's farm in South Pedricktow, made va
cant by Edward Kille who has moved i'll
to town in Carl Green's house where
Charles Zanes lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Green and dangh-
ter, of Woodbury., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Green over Sunday.
School re-opened last Monday with the
following teachers i'll charge, j. Harry
Smith, principal; Nettie Picken, Sarah
Fogg, Charilla Bates.
Mrs. Matte Cawley has been visiting
in Philadelphia.
Oscar Hunt has enterted Banks Bust
ness College in Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Tilton, of Camden, has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs Walter
CunaId.
Mrs. William Little, of Wilmington,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Crispin over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hackett and
| family of Woodstown spent Sunday at j.
j. Hunts.
George R. Pedrick is having a new con-
| crete curb and side walk laid in front of
his property.
Mrs. James Hutchinson is convalescing
offor a cari0I1c ofto0E nf o~nnon6inIfia ShQ
has recently had all operation performed
in Hahneman Hospital Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Holton spent Saturday
with Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg i'll Col
lingswood.
Mrs. E. H.. Cloud and have returned
from a visit in Trenton and Newport.
Mrs. Maria PedIick moved to Downing
ton on Wednesday, where she has rented
a property and will make her home.
Samuel Shute will move into Mrs. Ma
Tia Pedrick's house.
Mr.. and MIS-. Thomas Lane have re-
turned from a motor trip to Asbury Park
and Red Bank.
The body of Dir. James B. Ware has
been inferred in a Pedricktown Cemetery.
The death of DR.. Ware occurred about
| three weeks ago at his home in Bridge
ton. In order to carry out the directions
OF the will the body was inferred in a
BrIdgeton Cemetery. Relatives later re-
moved it to Pedricktown beside his first
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunard and son
Stanton are spending ten days at Town
sends Inlet.
j. Clark Corson, of Woodstown, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Corson, former
resident here, and a graduate last June Of
a Philadelphia College OF dentistry left OH
Monday for Pottstown Pa, where he has
opened all office.
Charles Swaverly's house where he re-
sides is being painted by Thos. Holton's
force OF WoTkmen.
Mrs. Isreal Longacre and children, of
Swedesboro, were guests on Sunday with
Mr.. IL Mrs. Oliver Citizens.
Be OH hand tor the Harvest Home to
be held by the Baptist church OH Satur-
day evening September 26. A chicken
pot pie supper will be served from 4
until s.
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick and Miss Ella Clum
were Philadelphia visitors ON Monday.
Fred Tull has returned from a trip to
Seaford and Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Elsie Weatherby has been visit
ing among relatives in Swedesboro.
Joseph Brooks, of Beverly, N. j. Ray
mond Obey, Edmund Obey, John Tull,
Joseph Tull and William Tull, all of Sea-
ford have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Tull during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zinnekar have
commenced house keeping in part OF
George Pedrick's double house.
Miss Ethel Gibson, of Forest Grove,
spent part OF the week with Mrs. Isaac
Gibson.
Mrs. Henry Strobridge and Mrs. Ever
EFT Stump and son spent part of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson, at
Maple Shade.
William Cawley has returned from a
days stay i'll Camden.
Walter Norton offers his restaurant for
sale, having leased Henry Reymer's farm
Tor the coming year on which William
Holeton resides. Mr.. Holton will move
Oh the farm now occupied by Mr.. Rev
mer, who is building a fine new home on
Railroad Avenue and will move into
town.
Samuel j. Shute has rented part of Mrs.
Maria Pedrick's house.
Miss Edna Bradford, of Newport was
a week end guest at the M. E.. par
sonage, with Rev. and Mrs. E. H, Cloud.
Miss Edith Snyder entertained last week
Miss Addie Morrow, of Delaware CITY,
Pa.
Orville Parker has bought Walter
Cunard's house on Railroad Avenue. and
will move there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin England and
BABY, OF Auburn, visited her sister, Mrs.
Mary Farley on Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Richards is spending some
time in Camden.
Charles Freid is driving a fire new
Chalmers touring Car.
DR.. Edward Prigger has been appointed
Medical Inspector OF the Schools of Old
mans Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, OF Phila-
delphia, spent over Sunday at Andrew
Parker's.
Master James Parker who has been
spending sometime in Philadelphia has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pedrick had as
guests last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Pedrick and daughter, Lucille, of Phila-
delphia.
A daughter was born on Wednesday
September %, to MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Hutchinsep.
Mrs. William Dilks, of Mantua, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. d. r. Morrison.
Mrs. Howard Galloway returned on
Saturday from a months stay in Swain
and Egg Harbor.
Mrs. William Holeton has returned
much improved from Cooper Hospital,
Camden, where she has recently had an
operation performed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Laura Haines was
held from the home of her brother George
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