The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-21

There were not many vElintinss CIV
en- or received this year.
Joseph Sailor has beon elected JAIL
Tor of st. Pauls Church.
Tho weather predictions Of the
ground hog seem to cop:e true.
Tomorrow is o legal holiday, being
Washington birthday. Don't forget
1otRke 1t.
The recent storms and the sudden
faeesing afterwards made plenty OF
excellant skating.
Upper Neck he's two o jackson
Democrats, William Alien, and Samuel
Lounsbury who vostd twice for jack
sen.
A Pie Social ia the latest novelty
for an entertainment. It Sas given 5y
The Pieous members OF the Aloway
Baptist Church.
We know our citizens feel like saying
well done, thou good and Faithful
for scraping the walks after the snow
on Saturday evening,
Any Of our readers wishing for a sit
patton would do well to read the bust
ness card OF d. F. Atwood d Co.,
which ia inherited in smother place.
Sunday school No. 2 will hereafter
v In the Rev Church, and will
he known as st. Pauls Sunday school.
It. has hoen held in Odd Fellows Hall
for Eve years free OF charge.
Considerable property is changing
hands in Oldmans.
It is said that George Simkins, who
was 90 badly curt in the railroad acci-
dentin Cemden last fan Ia able to walk
without crutcLes and well enough to
go out doors.
On Monday the body Of Fetrr Taylor
arrived on the train from Philadelphia.
but was not buried until Tuesday
bsceuse Il stormsd 30 hard at the time
and water was in the grave. Ee was
q son-in law Of Aunt 2die Pedriek
and aged 81 years.
II you wear celluloid collars, don't
throw them in the ire when you are
done with them. A a In New
Brunswick did that, and the explosion
that resulted broke tho stove into two
pieces ard sent the lids dying close to
bis head.
Thursday was money day for the
New Church. Friday wss salvation
day. when an all-day meeting was held,
preaching by former pastors OF tia
charge. In the morning, Rev. L. O.
Manchester; in the afternoon, Rev. q.
Townsend; and in the evening, Rev. J.
II. Fayran.
We have received . copy Of DES
CRIpTIVE AMERICA, on Florida,
published by the Descriptive America
Publishing Company, SO Beekman st.,
New York. 1t is published monthly,
gives the description of the State it
takes as q It'll The State for Febru-
AIRY is Georges dthis will he followed
by New Jerse -Sr March. The price
IS fifty cents per copy and they are
full worth the money. ) o
On Tuesday evening" tenth
birthday of Master JrxNS% Snerill
was celebrated by thN>%~M,E of
many young folks at WmcSsE% Ssr's.
The young folks were most pSss' 3ntly
entertained by various ga mes aid by a
bountiful treat OF cakes, nuts and
other d~elicaeies.
On Tuesday last, Kille & Shoemaker
killed two hogs, from the pen of Samnel
Thomas, which weighed 452 and 482
each. On the same dag they received
three steers, on the cars, which were
the finest they have received this yea,
for the Pennsgrove market.
SINE one who has take the pains, to
find out and who, most probably, is de
.ironaof ~lessaninQ the numle Of widow,
widowels, or old maids, says there ar,
in Pepnsgrove, including the Cove.
for,r nine widows, eighteen widowers
sixteen old maids, fourteen old baehe
lors, and young maids and young bach
siera without humber.