The Penn's Grove record., 1916-06-30
Mention S0GiQI Notes
The Whereabouts And DOingS Of
Good People You Know.

Lewis Bellejeau, clerk in the post office
spent the weekend at home in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Mary MciIenry, of Delanco, was
an over Sunday visitor with her son.,
William McHenry.
Mrs. Charles Bierne has been spending
the week with her brother, Guy Dawson,
in Philadelphia.
Prof. Livingston Barbour, OF Rutgers
College, was entertained over Sunday at
w. A. Summerill's.
Miss Clara Layton spent Thursday and
Friday in Philadelphia with MIR. aud
Mrs. Harry Peterson.
Mrs. Rebecca Folisbury is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. William
McCauly in Philadelphia
Miss Blanche Layman is spending the
summer III Atlantic City with her grand
mother, Mrs. John jenkins.
Francis J. Nathan, clerk in tile post
office, attended the banquet of the Phil.
adelpilia High School Alumni, Tuesday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. John NJ. SummeriD
spent last week in Asbury Park, attend
ing the meeting of the New Jersey Med
ical Society.
Cyril j. Lenahan, clerk in the post
office attended the wedding of his sister
IN Philadelphia, Wednesday. 1t was a
brilliant social event.
A happy social event was made on
Tuesday evening at 1926 North Broad
Street, the occasion being the birthday
of Edmund j. Phillips. Jr. Young neigh
bors enjoyed the plays and refreshments.
Miss Sarah j. Rogers. at the Cove, fell
down stairs with a lighted lamp in her
hand on Tuesday night and was cut and
bruised. Fortunately the light went out.
The members of the Book Lovers Gu b
went on a picnic te Tumbling Dam at
B~ridgeton, on Wednesday. The party
was joined by Rev. and Mrs. Z. A. Mill
er, OF Trinity M. K. Church.
Eugene McAdams, who belongs to the
medical reserve corps, was summoned to
Sea Girt last Saturday to help examine
the militiamen before they entered into
service to clean up Mexico. He returned
on Tuesday.
Ray E~ycleshimer who has been work
ing in the ether department on Carney
Point since last February, returned home
to Hoosic Falls, N. Y, because his bro
ther had gone to join the militia and his
father had been injured in the wood
manufacturing department. of the Walter
A. Wood harvesting machine factory.
DR.. and Mrs. q. Percy Ldmmis left
last Friday to reside in Ocean City, N. j..
He is succeeded by DR.. George l.. Cook.
DR.. Cook is q native of Waynesboro, Va,
was graduated from the University of
Virginia in 1913, and has been at Belle
vue Hospital. New York City for two
years and at Sthe Woman's Hospital for
one year.
Miss Agnes Campbell, of Newark, State
organizer for congressional union is tour
ing tlre southern part of the State to
lncite interest for a federal amend ment
to the constitution to allow women to
vote. She called on Mrs. John M. Sum
merrill, the Penns Grove leader of the
movement. Oh Tuesday. Harry and
Helen Paul, OF Moorestown, accom-.
panied her.
Wilfred Dougherty, of the L. 6. Steam
boat Inspection service accompanied by
i.is wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Elsl
spent from Friday until Sunday at Fortes-
cue Beach They were entertained at
the civilians House," Captain Fish
made the highest catch of any one OH the
Beach last Saturday, bringing in nearly
a hundred finny beauties as his share OF
the mornings catch.
Mrs. Frank R. Locuson attended the
Commencement Exercises of the Penn
sylvania Institute for the Instruction of
the Blind at Overlook, Philadelphia, on
June 20, from which her niece, Agnes L.
Locuson was graduated. Agnes Locnson
received two prizes of $25 each in gold,
one the l Frances Fisher Prize for schol-
arship and the other the Harrison Prize
for Patience Assiduity and sustained
effort in the Industrial Department..