The Penn's Grove record., 1915-11-26
NO0DSTONN NHISPERINGS
DOlngS Of Interest In Our N%eighbOring
Borough And Township


H.. q. Peterson has sold his stock to
James 1onlson who will move into the
PeFrson store about the first of Deem
Der. Mr.. Peterson viii retire from bust
ness.
MI. james Rlchman. who recently re
signed the position Of station agent at
I~iarrlsoDyllle. and accepted a position
at the DUPONT powder works. has moved
has family to salem.
+. ). togg has bought the Sue w.
Richman property on Main street of John
IL Turner. attorney for her heirs.
Last Friday evening Rev. Mr.. Petzoldt,
missionary 10 the Crow Indians in Mon
tana, gave an illustrated lecture in the
baptlst thufeh.
}. Gilbert Borton has purchased the
DR.. J.. A. y. Allen property for $4,000.
He will make it his home when he re-
tires from the farm.
John Fawcett, who has done the black
smlthlng for X. y. CorsOn for several
years since they came from Pedri%k-
town, has quit the trade because Of fail
ing health. lie and wife will move to
Bridgeport to make their home with their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas kille. Mr.. Faw-
cett is a native of Penns Grove, the son
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Peter Fawcett. quilt vessels in Robert
and Francs Walkers, at the Cove, Penns
Grove. lie Is brother to Mrs. Annabel
Curriden. William b. Fawcett. who has
been a ship carpenter with Cramps in
Philadelphia. for more than thirty years.
also a brother to Edward b. Fawcett,
who has had a position as compositor
with McCrellish X Quigley, noted printers
in Trenton. All are good tradesmen.
Anna Jean Burton, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Borton of Piles
grove. was gored to death by a bull, on
the 18th. The child aged p months had
gone thru a fence where a pale was off,
INTO the lot whore the cattle We're.
Richard E. Carson has been on a gun
ming trip in Delaware and Maryland.
Rev. }. l.. Sutton; evangelist from
Milton, Pa, will begin a series of evan
gelistic meetings in the Baptist Church
on Friday evening, November 26th. Mr..
Sutton spent the month Of February last
with this people and many will be glad
to welcome him again.
The death Of Elmer ; Petit, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Petit, on the 10th
in a hospital at Williamsport, Pa. was
a sad event for his relatives and acquaint-
ances. lie was graduated from Woods
town High School last June and entered
Buehneil University at Lewisburg last
September. lie was taken I'll with APP
pendicitis and hurried to the hospital.
where he died at the age OF - years. He
was a bright and promising young man
and his sudden death was a shock to
those who knew him.,
Mrs. Sallie Richman, of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Taylor IS spending a week
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. NJ. c. Richman spent Sunday
in Bridgeton.
Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. Charles
Lippineott are spending a week in At
lantie City.
Mrs. l.. ID. Horner n Mrs. Frank
thtcraft attended the 10th annual meet
ing of the Congress Of Mothers and Par
ent-Teachers' Association at the State
Normal School in Trenton.
Miss Anna Bradway has been spending
a few days at Hancoek's Bridge.
A flag pole has been placed on the new
school building. The Jr- Mechanics and
2. Q. $. Of A. will present a flag.
Mis- Ethel dchman has been visiting
Mrs. Harry Hates. at Willow Grove, Pa.
Edgar Moore IS having a new barn
erected to replace the n burned on his
farm a month ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Thomas, at Hail.
town, entertained at dinner last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Archer Wood and daugh-
ter, of Wing Lane; Miss Mary Elwell,
of Pennsville; Miss Lucy Smith, OF Sa-
lem; Garrett Dubois and Charles Driver
Of Woodstown.
Mrs. John ID, Coles has returned af-
ter spending SIN weeks IN Covlngton, NY.
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