The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-03
Personal Mention SOCIQIN Notes
The Whereabouts And DOIngS Of
Good People You Know.

Miss Elizabeth Cline is spending the
week in Philadelphia.
Milton F~eatherer is enjoying the sea
breezes at wildwood this week.
Miss Emma Simpkins is visiting her
sister Mrs. Virgil Wiley, in Trenton.
Homer Leap is taking a two weeks
vacation at Jersey Shore, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G.. Brick and
son returned to Springfield, Mass, to-day.
Mrs. ] oseph johnson and Mrs. Bar
tine Johnson are spending sometime in
Wildwood.
Mrs. Lewis Tomlin OF Atlantic City
was an ovei-Sunday visitor with relatives
in Penns Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. X. Munyan, of Will
mington, were over Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Theo. Fish.
Miss Emma J. Summerill has returned
home after spending two weeks with her
aunt, Miss Emma Justice, at Swedesboro.
Miss Sarah Rogers arrived home OH
Thursday after spending the summer in
Maine. She is now visiting friends in
Merchantville.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Munyan and
family, of baskerville. are spending
the week with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph I. Munyan.
Mrs. William A. Sack has returned
from a visit to Belmar, where Mr.. Sack
buys sea fish for New York dealers. The
catch Of sea fish has been small during the
past few weeks.
Kenneth Myers, who has been editor OF
the Delaware Pilot, at Lewes. for the
past year, now has a position as chemists
assistant in the laboratories at Carney
Point.
MIR and Mrs. Andrew Skinned and
children, OF Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Daniel V. Lawrence.
Messrs. Robert Oakley and Harry
White, of Wilmington, were visiting
friends here on Wednesday. They are
making an auto tour thru South Jersey.
Prof. Chas. d. Raine, the PenDs Grove
hoy who always keeps in mind the
scenes and associates of childhood, has
returned to Brooklyn, after spending the
month OF August at the Delaware Water
Gap where his family was also.
Luther L. Wallace, who has had
charge OF the fire insurance business for
Joseph L. scull & Co., of Ocean City. N.
j., during the past six years, has accept
ed a similar position with the Penns
Grove Improvement Co.
Mrs. A. E. Wilson and daughter Miss
Ruth Wilson returned to Penns Grove,
Thursday from their trip to Old Mexico,
the two Expositions, Yellow Stone Park,
and friends in Iowa and Michigan, end
ing at that grand old national wonder
Niagara Falls. They will reside with
Miss M. Alma Garrison, as formerly.
Frank Diver will leave oil Monday for
Pine Grove, Pa, to devote two weeks in
training OH Gettysburg College football
team. The team is one of the strongest
in the intercollegiate circuit. He will
enter the College when it opens to take
an electrical engineering course.
Capt. Joseph q. Denny, in Whining
ton. who was compelled last January be-
cause OF illness to relinqnish his position
as pilot on the tug Emily, which trans
ported the head dnPont officials from
Wilmington to Carney Pont, is recovering
90 that he can walk from his home 1l3
West 18th Street to the wharf. Having
been a very faithful pilot for more than
twenty years he is now on the dupont
pension list.
Some who travelled OIL the steamer
Ulrica, which ran between Penns Grove
and Wilmington several years ago when
A. G.. McCausland was superintendent,
will remember Charles Wingate who was
clerk thereon for five years. He died at
Delware City last Sunday and was buried
on Wednesday from the home OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Alex farrell.
Some of our older musicians will re-
member Elwood Kendall, the talented
~cornetist who instructed cornet bands in
Penns Grove and Salem between twenty
five and thirty years ago. He hat re-
linouished business in Asbury Park and
procured a position at the Powder Works.
lie and Frank Davis at DUPONT Villas
purpose OH organizing the old and e
musical talent into a band.
Mayor Joseph G. Champion. City
Commissioners, George o. Adams, Ex-
Commissioner Robert Fisher, + K Post
Master E. M. Sutton, John r. Groves,
j.. NJ. Chester, II. L. Smith, j. M.
Motley, John L. Seal. Ralph Chester, G.
ii. Shoemaker, Arthur Chester, Howard
Combes, Arthur Shoemaker, |. B. May
hew, S. L. Smith and K. A. Porter, OF