The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
PGTSOI0I Mention SOgiqI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

Mrs. Albert Bogart, OF Princeton, Is
visiting Mrs. George Farr.
Mrs. John W. Lynch is entertaining
Mrs. George Springer of Cape May Court
House.
Mrs. Ludwig Sheppard. of Philadel
phia, has been visiting Mrs. rhomas
Flanagan.
Charles I~liggiue has moved into his
Denny Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lumnis, Of Ocean
City, spent Thanksgiving with relatives
i'll Penns Grove.
MIR. Clarence Doughten spent part of
this week in Richmond, Va, with Mr..
and Mrs. John Risner.
DIR. Earl E. Vanderwerkrr, of Column
bia Medical School, is visiting his ehum,
William w. Sunni GRILL.
Miss Elizabeth Vail, of Milwaukee,
ls spending Thanksgiving holidays with
her room mate, Miss Verna Summerill.
Miss Enid Nichols, Of Lorraine, Ohio,
a student at Beechwood School, is sperd-
ing the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
Harriet Gentieu.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson and sons.
Of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Peterson's parents, Captain and Mrs.
Samuel M. Denny.
Thomas l. Torton, who is ticket agent
III the Pennsylvania railroad office in
Atlantic City, and his mother. Mrs. La
yenia Torton, spent last Monday with
his uncle, James ID. Torton.
Misses Margaret Emsley and Majorie
Thompson, of ~Logansport, Ind, students
at ~Beechwood School, Jenkintown, Pa
came home with Miss Edith z egler to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French have made
a new home in George B. Harbeson's
new house on East Pitman Street. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond j. Philips are starting
a home III the other side OF the same
house.
Col. E. w. Huffman, who has charge
OF the development OF Highland Park
tract, opposite Emmanuel church, is
spending the week at his home in New
port News, Va.
Mrs. Virginia Sparks is spending SONS
time at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Kidd, at City Point, Va. Mr..
and Mrs@kiad are happy over the arrival
OF a second son in their household on
November 25th.
Capt. and Mrs. Ely Johnson, of Wood
bury; Capt. and Mrs. William II. John
son and Mrs. II. F. Shannon, of Had
donield, and Mrs. Fannie Ross, OF
Boston, were guests of Mrs. Hannah
Ashcraft last Sunday.
Prof. j. A. Wentzell, Of Elmer, will
make his residence in Parkside, Camden
County, in the near future. lie was
formerly Superintendent of the Salem
County Schools, but is now connected
with the State Department of Banking
and Insurance.
John NJ. Wells and Samuel II. Sayre
spent Thanksgiv wing Day ia Philadelphia
where they attended the annual service
and meetings of the Philadelphia Assem-
bly,, Brotherhood of ST. Andrew, which
was held in St. Matthew's Church and
Parish House 1t was also st. Andrews
Day this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Peterson viii
leave on Saturday, ~, for Delray, Fla,
TO spend the winter. Mr.. Peterson has
worked as carpenter for the dupont Conn
pany at Carney Point and GibbstoWn for
sixteen years. Joseph B Shourds has
been at Delray Tor two months.
The following students are at home
over Thanksgiving: Fred, Garnett aud
John Summerill, from Rutgers. at New
Brunswick; Verna Summerill, from
Goucher, in Baltimore; Edith Ziegler and
Hattie Gentieu, from BeechWood school,
at Jenkintown, Pa; Powers Layton, OF
Swarthmore, Pa; Vandyke, Conover, OF
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, Pau.
line Locuson, Edith Alcorn and Lola
Craig, of West Chester Normal School,
Hansen Dalbow, of Wenonah Military
Academy.