The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Personal Mention SOCIgI Notes
The Whereabouts And DOIngS Of
Coed People You Know.

JOHN Brandriff is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. James Sparks, Jr., is spending q
week with her mother.
I Miss Hazel Davis Of Gibbstown, spent
Aghristmas With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davis.
Miss Kezia s Layton, Of Philadelphia,
pent Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Keziah Layton.
Miss Reba NJ. Shourds. OF Atlantic
City. Is spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. B. K. shourds. :.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Smith. of Phila-
delphia, are spending the week with til.
latter's mother, Mrs. A. 8. Leap.
Miss Helen Sparks. OF City Point, Va,
10 spending the winter With her grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Smith, OH Sonth
Broad Street.
Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel J. Jones, OF
Brooklyn, are spending the holidays with
their son James Jones and family in tile
rubberoid village. q
Mrs. Minnie Bonner, formerly mf
Peins Grove, ia spending the holidaEs
with her brother. Mr.. Harry Pyle, "
Wilmington, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peterson and SONS,
OF Philadelphia, spent Christmas with
Mrs. Peterson's parents, Captain and
Mrs. Samuel Denny.
Ammon Raine has been sent by the
DUPONT Company TO HOpewelI. Va, to
superintend the cotton department in the
powder mill there.
William Higgins, of Mantua, spei {
Monday with his brother, Charles Hig-
gins, who il confined to bin u with the
grippe aud rheumatism.
Rev. George Golf, OF the Bridgeport
M. e Church, who has been at a sana-
tOrium for three months, has returned,
and says lie IL "~feeling fine"
The owner Of a small hotel at Panls-
boro, which has been without a license
for several years, has refused an offer Of
$3.50 month for his property.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William G. Montgomery
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Anna C. Montgomery, to
Mr.. Milton n. Clair, of Trenton, N. ]
Howard Denny, Of Philadelphia, spent
Christmas with his grand mother, Mrs
Elizath Denny. He is now a travelling
agent for q firm which sells X-ray APP
paratus.
Isaac Straughn is spending a week with
his brother, Lewis %Straughn. For the
past four years he has conducted a laun-
dry at Waynesboro, in the Shenandoah
Wiley, Virginia.
Howard Denny, of Philadelphia, spent
Christmas with his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Denny. He is now engaged
by a firm to sell X-ray apparatus in
different parts of the country.
Mrs. WIN. A. Boyd and daughter Eliz-
abeth are spending W weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Milford Apple
gate in Bridgeton. Rev. w. A. Boyd
was there from Thursday until Saturday.
Stephen johnson, who was sent to
Hopewell. Va, last spring to superin-
tend the fitting of pipes in the gun cot
ton works there was home from Satur-
dav until Monday. The construction
work is nearing completion and he hopes
TO return to Carney Point soon.
Charles P. tanning who is connected
with the art department Oh the rroVi-
demce, Or. ID Journal, spent Saturday
and Sunday with lis grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement B. tanning. Charles
feels quite proud that some Of his car
toons have been copied in the New York
Herald, in a Denver paper and in the
Literary Digest. The Journal ia a rabid
pro-Ally advocate and hammers the
Germans SO much that Capt. Karl Boy-ed
the German Naval attacie to the Embassy
at Washington, gave reioinder in an in
terview when he left this country OH
Tuesday.