The Penn's Grove record., 1919-06-20
Personal and Social Notes
The Whereabouts and D0ings of
Good People You Know

DR.. and Mrs. H. y. Barnart are
spending some time in Atlantic CITY
for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Mitchell, Jr..
are on a two weeks honeymoon trip
at Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Theopolis B. Paullin is spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs
Charles Grover, in Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hurff and
daughter, Vera, of Hurffville, spent
last Saturday at Linford L. Hurff S at
the Cove.
Mrs. Warren Parker, of Carneys
Point, has been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrison, in
Swedesboro.
William Hurley has completed his
second year at Western Maryland
University, Westminster, Md, and is
at home for the summer vacation.
Sergeant John McHenry and his
mother, Mrs. William McHenry, have
left for Sacramento, Cal, where she
will visit her other son.
Mr.. John +. Thompson, of Balti-
more, Nd, spent a very pleasant week.
end with his sister, Mrs. Parker Fen
nimore, at 30 East Main Street.
Mrs. Annie L. Denny and Miss
Emma Fennimore, OF Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with their nephew,
Parker Fennimore, at 20 East Main
Street.
Earl S. Harris, of Hancock's Bridge,
was n of the se~venty-one graduates
from Rutgers College, the State Uni
versity, two weeks ago. He has en-
tered the chemical department of the
Dye Works at Deep Water Point.
Mrs. Ethel Snyder, widow of Will
liam D. Snyder, and four children,
have moved to Penns Grove into the
double house 81 and SO Denny Avenue,
which she bought of Mrs. Madaline
Myers. Mrs. Myers bought a house
in Atlantic City and has moved there.
Robert B., son of Dr.. R. B. Jarratt,
was awarded the First Junior Scholar
ship Medal at the Commencement eX-
ercises of Wenonah Military College.
This is awarded for the highest aver
age for the school and is quite a COM
pliment to Master Jarratt as he is the
youngest boy taking a course there.
Norman Reasoner, who was sent to
Carneys Point to be a chemical inspec-
tor of powder while in the Army, has
returned to his home at Oneco, Fla,
after being in Penns Grove nine
months and making many friends.
Since being released from army SER
vice he has been employed in the Dye
Works.
Arthur A. Nigro arrived home from
Camp Dix last Friday, happy to greet
old friends. He left Bordeaux, France,
on May 10th and arrived on the 31st.
During his stay in France he spent
four days in Paris, but it had no
charms like old friends in Penns Grove.
Miss Anna Elder, of H~arrisonville,
is now employed as bookkeeeper at
the D. o. Depot, Perkintown.
Emily V. Weber, daughter of Capt.
Henry o. Weber, at Courses Landing,
was one of the graduate from Denver,
(Col.) University on Thursday. Mrs.
Weber went West to be present at the
commencement exercises. Before she
returns she will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Paterson, at Pasadena, Gal;
Capt. Weber visited his uncle and
aunt last winter, also his birthplace,
Westminster, Cal, where his father, a
Presbyterian minister was n OF the
first settlers fifty years ago, which
place never had a liquor saloon. At
the time of his visit the Record pub
lished Arnheim as the place having no
liquor license which was incorrect.
Miss Frances w. Coles, of Woods.
town and Mrs. Edward Heron OF
P~ennsville accompanied Mrs. Weber
and daughter Louise to the West. MISS
Coles and Mrs. Heron will visit reia-
tives at Cody, Wyoming, and other
places.