The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-16

Personal and Social Notes
The Whereabouts and D0ings of
Good People You Know

Rev. William Moore, of Auburn,
visited Mrs. L. C. Coney on Friday
last.
Miss Bertha Bradley and Miss Edna
Turner, of Philadelphia, visited Mrs
L.. c. Coney on Sunday.
Isadore Livingstone, son of Alexan-
der Livingstone, arrived home last
Saturday from France.
Mrs. N. H. Barnart arrived home
last Friday from Philadelphia hospi-
tai greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Melvin Green, of Wenonah,
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
Edward S. Harris.
Mrs. Rebecca Austin, of Woodstown,
IS spending some time with her sister,
.drs. William Summerill.
Mrs. Charles Tilton, of Scranton,
Pa, is spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel V. Summerill, Jr.
Mrs. Harry Barnart arrived home
last Sunday after r~ecuperating four
weeks in a private hospital in Haddon-
field.
Mr.. Fred. A. Gentieu is driving a
handsome new Cadillac car, the latest
model with suburban body. 1t is GER
tainly a beauty.
Herbert jess, son of Samuel Jess,
has arrived home from France where
he was seven months with the SD
Pioneer Infantry
w. J. Welbron, who has been laid up
for a week rs a result of an accident
while riding a bicycle, is about again,
carrying a cane
Harry Barnart, who was seriously
i'll with kidney affection since last Oc-
tober, is recovering finely so he is
about town again.
Mrs. Deborah Lippincott, widow of
the Rev. Benjamin C. Lippincott, of
Ocean Grove, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Annie Diver on Church Street.
William Diver and son J.. Summerill
Diver went to Newark, N. j., on Mon
day and had a view of William Diver
Sd, who arrived some days previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Elsh and Mrs.
Wilfred Doughelty occupied a box at
the Galli-Curci recital in the Metro
politan opera house, Philadelphia, last
Friday evening.
Frederick A. Gentieu has been ap-
pointed by the Governor to be a dele
gate to the conference of the National
Tax Association which will be held in
Chicago on June 16.
George Harrington, of Wilmington,
who has returned home after spending
twenty-three and a half months in
foreign waters in the navy, spent Sum-
day with his cousin, Benz. R. Peacock.
Raymond Morris has returned from
France where he was eleven months
in charge of the headquarters mess of
The 309th machine gun battalion.
This battalion was in st. Mihiels and
Argonne drives.
Miss Alva Carrnine, al No. 3 State
Street, who has been suffering with
rheumatism, had a far-away visit to
Helen Bevis on B Street, Carneys
Point last week. She enjoyed the Wis
it and was happy to return.
Miss Counsellor, niece of Mr.. J.. H.
V~ogeding, graduated from Bridgeton
Hospital on Tuesday, the exercises be-
ing held in the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church. Mrs. j. H. Voge-
ding and Frances and Mrs. j. K. Duffy
attended the exercises.
Powell Craig, Jr., arrived home last
Monday after spending a year in
France. He was sergeant at head
quarters, in the 82d Division Sanitary
Train. While he enlisted at Atlanta,
| Ga, there were men from every State
in the Division. He is feeling and
looking fine.
William w. Hogan, formerly of
Salem, who moved from Philadelphia
to Penns Grove, three years ago and
built the Hotel Francis on Beach Ave
nue., and sold it to Mrs. Anna Torey a
year ago., moved back to Philadelphia
last Monday where his sons have en-
ployment. Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan are
highly esteemed by all who know
them.
Mr.. Charles E. Wood and family left
on Thursday for Port Huron, Mich,
to accept an advanced position with a
manufacturing firm. He was one OF
the efficient superintendent on Car
neys Point for three and a half years
besides taking an active interest in
welfare work in a public spirited man.
ner as he understood it in an unselish
way. The many friends of himself
and wife regret their leaving.