The Penn's Grove record., 1916-07-07
PGISOH0I Mention SOCiqI Notes
The Whereabouts And DOingS Of
Good People You Know.

Geo. Holman spent over the Fourth
III Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Craig is attending the nmmer
school at West Chester.
Miss Katie Keen has been spending
a week with Margaret Rowe at Haskell.
Messrs. Van Dyke Comover and Walter
StrImple spent over the Fourth in Ocean
City.
Charles Rey bold visited Rev. and Mrs.
Edward Mount at West Grove, over the
Fourth.
John c. Simkins spent over sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Virgil Wiley, IN
Trenton.
Miss Jennie Allen has been entertain.
ed by Miss Miriam HoIcraft, at Pitman,
Tor three days.
Mrs. g. V. ID. Conover aud daughter.
tielen. are spending two months in their
cottage at Ocean City.
Miss Sara L. Hsrker spent Saturday
until Tuesday at her former home, IN
wildwood and Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dawson and daugh-
tiers, OF Philadelphia, were o~ver-Sunday
visitors with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Blernes.
Mrs. Gideon c. nolbow and the Misses
Pauline, Elizabeth, and Ellen Dolbow
are spending some time in their cottage
at Pitman.
Mrs. Anna Snyder and her sister, Mrs.
Mary Snyder, OF Hazeltou, Pa, are spend
ing several weeks with the formers son,
W. ID. Snyder.
Joseph Bowen who was injured by be-
Ing run over on Delaware Avenue on
June oath, was taken to Cooper Hospital
on last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald K. Ford and
family, Dorothy, Henry and Vernon.
lett on Saturday for their, cottage at
Ocean City, where, they will spend the
month of July.
John Nj. Summerill, Jr., went to New
Brunswick ON Wednesday to take a
course i'll the Summer school so as to be
better qualified to enter Rutgers College
next September.
Mrs. L. W. Cook spent from Saturday
Until Wednesday with her sister, Mr..
Mary Diver III Philadelphia. MIR. Cook
was there over Sunday. Miss Ruth
Sweeten is spending some time there.
David Fogg and Miss Catherine Holli.
day spent the Fourth with Miss Carrie
Rainear, at Charles Rainear's, at Shiloh.
They went i'll his automobile after a visit
IN Penns Grove at Lambert Holidays.
Asa G. Justice, one of the old, reliable
TRUSTEES who has been with the dupont
Company on Carney Point for years, left
Thursday for Hopewell to over see the
detail ends of gun cotton making at
Hopewell, Va.
Mrs. Leroy P. DuffieId who has been
at Ocean City for a mouth, WAS an over
Sunday visitor with her mother Mrs.
Jere Chambers. As Mr.. Duffield has
been transferred to a run OH the Railroad
to Cape May City they will make their
home there until October LIST,
Asa L. Richardson who has been the
chief clerk in the accounting department
at dupont Powder Works on Carney
Point for several years has been trans
Ierred to their plant at Arlington, n. j.,
where celluloid articles are made. He
and vile viii leave for there on Satur-
day.
Nathaniel Fox, OF Bridgeton, was in
Penns Grove on Monday. In 1894 he
lived iii Penns Grove and was insiru-
mental in erecting a glass factory on
north Delaware Avenue 10 be run by
glass blowers Oh the cooperative plan.
1t failed because the men Who agreed to
take part in the corporation receded from
their signed intentions. He has had a
position with the Central Railroad Com
pany in recent years.