The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-07

The New Jersey Legislature viii
ctn,rne next Tuesday.
Congress convened again on Thurs
day after tho holiday adjournment.
Mother Shipton has been proven q
false prophet.
Nh. J.. 81. johnson spent the holidays
In town visiting his friends.
TIE usual watch plight services were
held in the churches OH Saturday even
Jug
Have you framed your COED rcsolu-
tons for the new yea?
Small pox is raging as an epidrmit
ia several places in tins and other
States.
The new hall for the Knights of
I'ythias at Pennsyille IS beng rapidly
pushed TO completion.
There is said to he lS9, 600 doctors in
the world, and that America has one
thir! of them.
The Week of Prayer has been OBJ
served in our churches, services being
No'deyeIy evening.
Girls, your chances for slrighrides
this winter have improved somc this
past week.
The ice gatheEers have been looking
Forward with II lingering longing too
just such weather as we have had dur
ing this week.
The Sunday-schoeis reached their
zenith Oh Christmas, and now they
will gradually decline TO solid strength.
The scholars of our public schoo 6
are glad that Christmas comes once II
year, to give them IA short vacation be-
tween seasons.T$
Rev. gcseptfSnmmerilI occupied the
pulpit of the NJ. f. Church, Pedrick-
town, on Sunday last, while the pastor
was absent attending the funeral of
his wife's grandfather.
The members Of the rennsyile II
e. Church and friends sf Mr.. Eastlack,
gathered at ths parsonage or Monday
afternoon and evening to chesr the
heart of their esteemed pastor.
II you want 10 keep posted in all i'm
por.ant matters OF legislation passed
at Trenton this winter, then subscribe
for che PKNN's GROVE RECORD in
which We expect to give a resume of
the proceedings Of our Legislature.
About three weeks ago Jacob Barber
who resided near Pedricktown, aud was
wel-known to the most Of our readers,
went 10 Philadelphia Medical College
to be operated on for tistula, which had
troubled him for some time but through
weakness or some cause he died at the
hospital and vas brought home and
buried last Saturday.
The nsw n. L. Chapel at Pcnnsville
was ded Heated On Sunday afternoon
last. Revs. Mr.. Turpin OF Penn's
Grove and Neal of Salem lad chars .
of the exercises. A collection was
taken which reduced the amount of in
d. btedness to about $3.50. Nj. East
lacks health was such as to prevent
his attendance. Extra services we're
commenced in the chapel on Monday
evening under the direction of Mir.
Morell, of Camden.
The New Jersey Members Of Con-
gress when at Washington are locAt d
as follows:-Senator Sewrll, Willard'S
Hotel; Senator Mcpherson, ~ Iafay-
cite Square; Hon 8 George N. Robe
son, 1887 X street, N. W.; Miles Ross,
A. a. Hardeaburg, II. S. Harris and
J. Hart Brewer, at Wizards Hotel;
John Hill, $40 l street, N. W, and
fhineasJones Ebbit House.
Daring this year we shall endeavor
to make the PKNN's GROVE RECORD
brighter and more newsy than ever be-
fore. Help us by sending the amount
of your subscription, and ask you r
friends and neighb0rs to subscribe, and
thus encourage us in the good work.
Mr.. Edward Pedrick the scotsman
of P~edricktown Is said 10 have pre-
served Ia good condition a fine wate.-
lnelon. We will join with NJ. OF the
Standard in that watermelon sociable
should Mr.. Pedrick SO decide.
The Bridgeton Chronicle says that
application will be made at the com
ing session Of the Legislature for tie
passage Of u supplement to the act in
cooperating the West Jersey Game p o
tective Society, said supplement to pro-
hibit the use of breech-loading guns in
hunting for game" W. believe tie
best thing our LegislAt ure can do is to
pass a Law declaring the West Jersey
Game Protective Society a nuisance,
and wipe it out OF existence. 1t is the
greatest nuisance we over heard of.
Pedricktown needs a public bah very