The Penn's Grove record., 1916-03-10
greenwich
evenings.

Russell Jones is now working for Rob
ert Ewing, on the farm.
Miss Helena Peterson spent Saturday
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clementina Carney is entertaining
her daughter, from Pennsgrove.
Mrs. Frank Cook, of Lower Greenwich,
is visiting relatives in Camden.
Mrs. May Crow, of Greenwich Piers,
who has been quite i'll. is improving.
Howard English has moved onto the
property vacated by Charles S. higgins.
Miss E. Louise Carney, postmistress
spent the weekend with Miss Luella In
gals, in Ocean City.
Mrs. James Willis and Mrs. Ida Willis
are spending a few days with Mrs. Wal
ter Oft, in Cedarville.
Miss Hannah VanLeer, of Cedarville,
is now spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. William O.. Miller.
A Parent-Teachers' meeting and a
spelling contest was held in the Green
wich High School last night.
Mrs. William Lodge and children have
returned to their home after spending
sometime with friends in Salem.
Some of the farmers are carting fer
~tilizer from the Greenwich station, get
ting ready for their spring work..
Clinton B. Campbell, who has been
boarding with Mrs. Sallie Bowen, is now
boarding at the home of George r. PIatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lodge, Mr.. and
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in Tuckahoe, last Saturday. They made
the trip in Mr.. Hoods touring car.
Miss Elizabeth Sheppard, who teaches
school in Trenton, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Edward Butler, in Bacon's Neck
Miss Linda Bell Holting, who has been
in the Bridgeton Hospital for several
weeks, undergoing a serious operation,
is now at home and getting along nicely.
Miss Ruth Parsons and Charles Evans
OF Bridgeton, spent Thursday and Fri
day at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsons, of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierson, of
Bacon's Neck, entertained Mr.. Persons
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Pierson, of Friesburg, at dinner. last
Friday.
Benjamin Plummer n family, of Can
ton, moved, last Saturday, on the farm
of o Milford, of Davis mill, for so
long the home of Frank Glaspey, sr.,
and family.
Charles higgins moved, last IWednes-
day, from the late Charles Roork prop
erty. at Head of Greenwich, to the
George Tyler homestead, so long the
home of the late Charles Watson.
Warren Counsellor, one of our most
profitable dalrymen, has added to his
herd a few more fine cows, he having the
largest and most complete dairy in our
township. He gets between five and six
cans of milk each day.
Harry Cook and family, Of Lower
Greenwich, will move this week into half
the dwelling house of A. Evan Wheaton.
which was recently vacated by Warren
Higgins and family. who have moved to
City Point, Virginia.
Professor Henry Simons, our High
School Supervisor; Robert Ewing, Rich
ard Bacon and A. E. Wheaton, of the
Board of Education, attended the meet
ing of the Associated Boards of Educa-
ton of Cumberland County, held in
Bridgeton last Friday.
J. Sanford Davis. OF Davis mill, who
has completed mounting the large red
fox which was captured by Leaning Bit
tiers, OF Roadstown, some tim ago. This
Is the most lifelike animal Mr.. Davis has
mounted since he has been in the bust
ness as a taxidermist..