The Penn's Grove record., 1917-06-29
MS GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1917
PGTSOI0I Mention SOGiqI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

Craig Powell, Jr., is at Fort Oslethorp.
Ga.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John NJ. stiles. II Bridge
tor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannah !.
Summerill.
Garner W. less, Bon Of stmnel Jess.
has enlisted in the hospitel cops lie Is
at FoIt Slocnm, N. Y.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Frank &. Justice. of
Glenside, Pa, spent Sunday with his
brother, Harry &, Justice.
Mrs. Gilbert Compton aud son Eugene
visited her sister, Mrs. Joseph u. Nor
ton, at Bayside, last week.
Frank w. benry, son Of Councilman
William +. Denny. lett last SUNDAY to
eni'st IN the navy as a carpenter assist
ant.
Mis- Caroline Black is spending two
weeks with her sisters, Ms. Deborah
Nanzant aud Mrs. Emma Walker in
Philadelphia.
DIR. Blitzstein will spend over the
ronrtii at Buffalo and Niagara aud from
thence Will 90 to NJ. Pleasant, where lis
'"ihiiy ie Staying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Adams and Mr.
aud Mrs. Adams motored thu Delaware
Pennsylvania and MARYLAND last Satnr-
day and sunday.
Walker Flanagan was an ofer-Snnda1
visitor with his mother, Mrs. William q
Flanagan, at Highland Park, adj Dining
New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Ms. George Fry, OF Ceilings
wood, are spending some time with their
daughter, Mrs. w. F.. Atkinson. at En-.
manuel parsonage.
Kathryn II. Burk, graduate nurse.
spent Tuesday at the Seate House in
Trenton taking New Jersey State Board
examination for foreign service.
Mrs. John Toy, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B.. q. Wood is recovering from a
critical illness of typhoid fever. Size
lives on the hill top in Wilmington.
Councilman W. p. Denny is a great
base ball fan, hut a fly foul ball at last
saturdays game hit him on tile nose.
broke it and turned him off his seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Cream and son. of
Camden, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Cream. lie
has a position in the accounting depart.
meist at the railroad station.
On Thursday sixteen members Of EN-
manuel Church accompanied relatives on
q trip to Collirgswood to spend the day
with Mrs. Wilfred Doughty. The trip
on the Wilson line was delightful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen b. Layton aud son
john, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barber. MI
and Mrs. Hubert Layton, sons Ralpb
and Robert, MIR and Mrs. Elwood S.
Layton n'otored to Bridgeton on Sunday
and spent the day With Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Scott.
DR.. and Mrs. + Harold King, DR.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Lamborn, of Penns Grove
were present at the first annual picnic
of the Physicians Motor Club Of Cam
den, of which they are members. on
Tuesday. The picnic was held at Alcgon
Park, Pitman.
Mrs. DR.. Daniel Garrison and her
daughter. Mrs. Harold Stephens, of West
Collingsweed, attended the st. Georges
anniversary on tn 'sday and renewed oil
acqnaIntances. DIR. Daniel Garrison,
hi- father aud grand father, named Dsn-
lei Garrison, were for nearly a bundled
years influential members OF st Georges
Mr.; aud Mrs. Horace !. Borden, Miss
Ethel Mayhem, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Alberta Strol'ridge, OF Camden.
visited Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Leap or
Tuesday aud attended the st. Georges
anniversary. Ms. Borden was much in
terested because her ancestors we've
Jaqnettes, some OF the founders oil tile
church.
Three Of Sharon Carson's sons have
enlisled-James, Joseph and Cecil. Cecil
is at Belvoir Camp, Virginia. He is a
chauffeur in Co. b, LIST Engineers Corps,
but has to drill and learn to shoot at
rapid firing rate-ten shots a minute.
AT nine shots a minnie he made Al points
ont OF 90 At slow firing, % points ont
OF rs were made at 200 and 800 yards.
tie expects his regiment to leave in
August for France.