The Penn's Grove record., 1919-06-06
Personal and Social Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings of
Good People You Know

Fred Gentieu, Jr., and wife, Of Bur
lington, \. J., spent Memorial Day
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon A. Day and
Miss Clara Layton spent over week
end in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren C. English, Of
Easton, Pa, spent " Memorial Day
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson.
Mrs. Robert B. Olsen, born Eliza
ing some time with friends in Penns
Grove.
John P. higgins has arrived home
after spending the winter superin-
ending his orange grove at Winter
Haven, Fla.
Mrs. Joseph D. Norton moved to
Anglesea last Monday to remain thru
the summer while Mr.. Norton fishes
fer sea food.
Mrs. John Gallagher and daughter,
end guests with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dolbow.
Charles Hewitt, a native of Penns
Grove, who has lived in Southport, \.
c., is spending a week among friends.
He is now an Alderman there.
Editor Foster, of the Salem Sun
beam, accompanied by Mrs. Foster, has
been enjoying a short vacation among
relatives in the coal regions of Penn
s~ylvania.
Sergeant j. H. Schwatka, of Bait
more, who has just returned from
overseas service, is spending a few
days at the home of B. F. Justice on
Pitman Street.
Alexis Yeager spent Sunday with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Yeager. He has been discharged from
service and employed as a mechanic in
the Navy Yard, PHILADELPHIA.
Among the former residents who
visited friends in Penns Grove Mem
orial Day were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Norton, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Deborah
Vanzant, of Camden; Robert W.
Black, of Paulsboro.
Lieut.. Earl E. Vanderwerker, who
has been a surgeon at Camp Shelby,
Miss, for over a year, came to Wash
ington, D. c., for orders on Wednes-
day and is spending a few days at
William A. Summerilfs before going
to Fort Worth, Texas.
Belford Wood, Jr., arrived home last
Friday from Camp Dix. After a
year in France, he left there May 18th
and arrived in New York on the 28th.
He will return to Camp Dix and at
tend the Mechanics School in auto
mobile work.
Frederick Summerill, having finish
ed his second year medical course in
Columbia University, New York City,
is spending two weeks at home. He
will spend the summer as intern medi-
cal student in the Hospital for
Ruptured and Cripples, New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutchinson en-
tertained on Decoration Day Mrs. Til
lie Cronce and daughter Verna, of
Camden. Also on Saturday they en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reese
and son Leslie, of Philadelphia. Her
SON Leslie recently returned from
France.
Rev. John Handley, who was pas
tor of Broadway NJ. E. Church, Salem,
when wal was declared and went with
the first militia call as chaplain, return
ed to Salem on Memorial Day, after
being in France over a year. He is
one of the strongest soldiers for right
eousness in the army.
Earle Shape arrived home last week
after being in France a year with the
American Expeditionary Force. He
was at the front in Belleau woods and
had shells drop near him, but escaped,
only having received a Whit of gas.
He says the Germans We're beaten and
on the run when the armistice was de-
clared.
Fletcher Ruarke, of Montreal, Can
ada, where he is an expert accountant
with an industrial alcohol firm, has
been spending a few days with Mrs.
Hannah J. Summerill. He was a
~bookkeeper with the firm of John
Summerill & Bro, between p and Il
years ago.. He is on his way TO visit
his native place, Southport, n. c.