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

Frank Ayars, OF Dunellen, was a re-
cent visitor. He formerly resided here.
Joseph johnson, who has been work
ing in Pennsgrove. is at home for good.
The Boy Scouts held a social in the
dining room of the church last Thursday
evening.
The male members of the Shiloh
Church are planning for a supper in the
near future.
Miss ILLUS Smalley, who was operated
upon last week in the Bridgeton Hos
pital. is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Harriet Laupert, who has been
keeping hosse for her nephew, Charles
Rammel, has returned to her home.
The Shiloh Ladies' Aid Society held
their regular monthly meeting last We'd
nesday, at the home of Mrs. Anna Fogg.
Ephraim B. Fisher, who lives on East
avenue, is improving his house by put
ting large glasses in the two front doors.
TIL books for the Marlboro Sunday
school have been received and David S.
Davis and Daabe White nave been APP
pointed librarians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Casper celebrated
their tMenty-ifth wedding anniversary,
last Friday. A number of relatives and
friends were present,
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their next monthly meet
ing with Mrs. Ida Davis, on South
avenue, on Thursday.
While Edward Minch was saving wood
for William C. Moore, he accidentally
sawed the fingers on one hand but fortu-
natply no homes NUara caUarad
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glaspey have
moved from Albert Dayton's small farm,
near Tolar's mill, to Mrs. Harrison w.
Davis house, on Roadstown avenue.
Miss Emma Bowen, who teaches in one
of the Swedesboro schools, spent the
weeks end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Bowen.
Frank Earnest, who has been living on
his brother Johns small place in Allo-
way township, has moved on Charles
Wares small place, near this village.
The Rev. Eric Sutton is at Salemville,
Pa. holding evangelistic services. The
Rev. Daniel Sheppard, of the Greenwich
Baptist Church will fill his pulpit while
Mr.. Sutton is absent.
John Peacock has moved from Mrs.
LbOn LAWS MUSE TO huD6 OlOTlng S
farm, where he will work while Mr.. Old
ring is away playing base ball with the
Athletics.
Edward Fogg. who engaged to assist
his aunt, Mrs. Carrie Rainear, and son,
Charles, with their farming. is at home
very sick with pneumonia. His friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Earl Tomlinson, who met with a motor
cycle accident, at first did not seem to be
very much injured. He has since had to
give up his school work and is now con-
fined to the house with a very sore leg
which was badly cut and perhaps the
bone fractured.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Henry Nickel, of
Marlboro, entertained some Of her girl
hood friends. Those present were Mrs.
Jennie Harris, of Shiloh; Mrs. Luther S.
Davis, of Marlboro; Mrs. Mary Hurff and
Mrs. Jennie Wood, of Roadstown. A very
enjoyable time vas spent in rehearsing
the past as well as the present.
Last Wednesday, Arch Lupton took a
photograph of the different animals Will
Ian r.. Lawrence has. mounted for diff
ferent persons this winter. There were
several deer heads, ring-necked pleas
HAAbo ClSB ia Ms d DdHldlA USH anu
rooster, beside different kinds of birds.
They made a very pretty picture-he has
also tanned some deer and dog hides.
At the regular session of the Grange.
last Wednesday evening, the young peo-
pie, under the craftsmanship of Ella
Kirby, rendered an excellent program,
which was much enjoyed. Miss Letha
Loveland's name was presented for MEM
bership. There will be initiation on
March %. AS We now nave the electric
lights the initiatory team can carry out
the work very nicely.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Hutchins gave
a dinner, last Wednesday, to the Advis-
Dry Committee of the Church, consisting
of the four deacons: r. P. Jones, H. L.
Davis, L. s.. Davis. Thomas NJ. Davis,
Eber NJ. Davis, George Schaible and their
wives. After the dinner hour a long con-
ference was held as to the best methods
of carrying on the Masters work.
The Shiloh Home Circle held their
monthly meeting recently with Mrs.
Blanch Elwell. The program consisted
of a reading, T Our Home Circle,' by
Mrs. JENNIE Geisenger, and another, "A
Mothers Song by Mrs. Olive Lupton.
A social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Mrs. Benjamin Davis and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Bowen and son, Mrs. Earl Bowen
and son, Mrs. Edith Hutchins and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Elsie Harris and daughters,
Mrs. Loren Elwell and son. Mrs. Olive
Lupton and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Gel
senger, Mrs. George Lykens and Mrs.
Blanch ElwelI. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Harris,
on March 10.
According to plans of Supervisor Rohn,
the Cottonwood school has organized an
Improvement Society, with the following
officers: President, Harry Nickel; Vice
President. John Palm; Secretary, Ceola
Smick; committee on grounds, Leonard
Davis, Grabatt Davis and George Mecke;
buildings, Leon Mecke, Mary Mecke,
Anna Harris, Letha Tomlinson, Clarence
Dayton, Leonard and Arthur Davis;
floor, Bell Hustled and Rhoda Harris: