The Penn's Grove record., 1917-07-27
Personal Mention SOciQI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

NaipI' DOWen hHs Deen VISITING irlenQS
in Shiloh.
Lewis. w. Cook is about again after
three weeks illness.
Thomas s. Watson has enlisted in the
navy as a musician.
Miss Pearl Arthur has been visiting
her parents at Mullica Hill.
Mrs. Isaac Horner, on Denny Avenue,
will spend q few weeks in AshviIle, n. G.
Miss Mary Braker is spending two
weeks visiting relativ yes in Schenectady Y,
N. Y.
Hudson s. Titus and his son William
H.. Titus are taking a business trip thru
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs John p. Leap, of Bridge
ton, visited friends in Penns Grove on
Sunday.
Miss Leona Dalbow is spending some
time with her uncle, DIR. E. J. Rane, at
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Margaret Kelley, of Philadelphia,
is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
John Giblin.
Paul Patrick OF Quiutou has been
spending a week with relatives in
Penns Grove.
Miss Alice Headley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Richie in Philadel-
phia this week.
Mrs. John Gibbon has been spending
a week with her brother, William Hum
ter, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. MalilOn Bennett has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ham.
mes, in Roxborough, Pa.
Miss Emily Webber, OF Courses Land
ing, WAS the guest OF Verna Summerill
from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Emma r. SummerilI and Sarah J
Rogers are spending two weeks with Miss
Hattie Roberts at West Haven, Conn.
Miss Edna Riley, OF Elmer, and Miss
May S%ummerill, of Haskell, were over
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Abram Jacobs.
Walter Kidd, who is employed ut City
Point. Va, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kidd, on Della ware
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cook and Mrs.
May Diver and daughter Edith, of Phil
adelphia, are spending a week at Better.
ton, Md.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank j. Hill and family
aud Mr.. and Mrs Fred. ID. Doty are
taking the weekend trip to baltimore
by boat.
James +. Devlin, q years old, hallirg
from Carney Point, enlisted in the regn-
lar army from a recruiting station il
Philadelphia last Friday.
Stephen Kille, who has been partner
with his brother, Harry Kille, in the
restaurant business in the Sparks build
ing, will return to Philadelphia.
Ir n puEar of E,oko, ID.
up his residence in Penns Grove and
opened al office at No. 10 Franklin
Street for the practice Of his profession.
Hon. E. A. CARAT, of London, who
is visiting the United States and Canada,
in the interest of ships for the British
government, has been sp. nding a. few
days with Rev. Fred }. Peters.
Mrs. Lemuel Layton entertained a
number OF young friends OH Wednesday
evening in honor OF Miss Bertha Z,ielIer.
of Wilmington. N. e., who is spending
ten days with Miss Alice Justice.
At a dinner party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Petit, at WestvilIe. an.
nonncement WIS made of the Engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary Petit,
to W. A W. Grier, Mayor of Salem.
Edw KTaemer who has been a res.
ident OF CARNEY Point for several years,
has given up his position ut the powder
plant and returned to Elmer, his old
home where he will be employed as miller
and feed grinder for the Rufus w. Smith,
Co.
j. Roy Oliver and II. o Burt, two
prominent lawyers of MilIville, were in
town last Sunday. Mr.. Oliver was &C.
companied by Mrs. Oliver and children
and came to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Horner, who are staying at
the home OF VIM. Dalbow on Denny
Avenue.
A.. +. Porter, head superintendent on
Carney Point, and family, are spending
two weeks at Monomet Point, Mass, on
Cape Cod bay, below plymouth. Edward
Naylor accompanied Arthur Ped
rick to Mononet on Thursday of last
week and returned on Saturday. MIR.
Pedlick will run Mr.. Porter's automobile
while there.
Mrs. Sarah Price and her sister, Miss
Anna Cooper, OF Salem, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Title and Miss Nina Smith.
For several years previous to twenty-six
years ago they conducted a millinery
store III the corner apartment of Odd
Fellows Hall and took active part in
Christian work. This was their first
trip on the trolley.