The Penn's Grove record., 1886-10-23

drpu hptW eel tlf ages bi fWTlNt ciN Al-
teen years to attend school. In order
TO ia enforcement the Inspectors OF
Child Labor in factories have begun to
| enroll the names Of all such children
employed.
In other columns will be found a
fair report of what was said at one
| meeting each of the three parties. Be
lieving all citizens should know what
| the candidates for Office have to say
we have tried to faithfully report snch
and let the people choose for them
selves.
wvckoff Council No. AZ, is the nan"
of the society ct Jr. Order of United
American Mechanics organized at
Woodstown last Friday night week by
Deputy Great Councillor Charles p.
Kidd. of Pennsgrove The society he
gar with twenty-five members.
Tie last Tomatoes for the ason
were canned at r. d. Hughes's factory
at the Cove last Friday. Between Is,
600 and 80, 900 a n of Tomatoes have
been packed this year at the factory,
about three fourths the number::of cans
intended. Two Thousand cases have
been sold and were shipped during the
week.
The II. f. chapel at Pennsville has
been sold to Charles Brown for $525.
MI. Brown will remove the building
to one of his vacant lots, where it will
be used 10y Miss Emma Baker, who
has decided to establish a select school.
The higher branches Of mathematics,
drawing, painting, vocal and instru-
mental music, &c, will be taught.
Col. Jos. G.. French, has had a new
gasoline gas machine erected during
the week on the hotel property which
will be a great improvement. The
old machine which has been in use ten
years without the least danger makes
only t~hirty-fve lights. The new ma
chine will bum one hundred and fifty
lights which are being erected to light
the entire hotel, the grove, and the rink.
Harry Vail, of st. Johns n. b., who
fislled with Herbert Dolbow year be-
fore last and also fshed several years
previous at Pennsgroye, is II noted boat
racer. He has challenged Daniel Gal-
snaugh, of Philadelphia, to row Il
| three-mile sculler's race for three hun
bred dollars a side, on the Schnylkill
river at Philadelphia or the K%ennebec-
| assis river at st. John n. B give or
take expenses.
Wednesday was a big time in Sal m.
Court WAS in session. Both morning
and afternoon there was trotting on
Thuuderbolt track which drew Il large
crowd and was reported good. In the
evening IA Prohibition meeting was
lIeld in.the Court house when Ger.
Fisk aud DR.. Graw spoke. While III
the same time Democratic meetinr
was held in the Lecture Hall and adj
dressed by r. $. Green, Judge West
colt. and l.. II. Winfield.
The Salem freight train on the West
| Jersey Railroad at 2 O'Clock last Fri
| day morning week ago struck the team
nf r. NJ. Stevenson, a farmer OF We
nonah, which Wa going to Philadel-
pllia with u load IF truck, at the Pine
Grove crossing, near Westville. One
of the mules was killed, the wagon
demolished, and James Irwin, aged "a
years, who Was driving was injured So
badly that he died ut the Pennsylvania
Hospital, Philadelphia, on Friday af-
teri OBJ.
The 10th Anniversary of the Salem
County Bible Society will he held in ST.
Pauls NJ. f. Church, Pennsgrove, on
next Thursday, 28th inst. The bust
ness meeting will convene at 2.30 p.
VI. Morris II. Stratton, Esq, will
follow by delivering an address OIL
TRANSACTIONS, Versions, History. &c.
of the Bible. The evening meeting
win convene Mt 7.3O. Rev. DR.. Gil
man, Corresponding Secretary of the
American Bible Society, N. y, will,
by special request, repeat his address
on THE Bible in Bible Lands"
The annual meeting OF the Salem
County temperance alliance will be
held in the NJ. E. Chuch, WO0dstown
| on next Wednesday 9th The follow
ing program is announced 8 3O-Dr-
vutional meeting, l0-Reading mimi
ties aud appointing committees GA nom
nation and other business. IL Rev.
G Elvin. Subject "Importance of
the Temperance Alliance ll.3O-
| general temperance discussion. Id
| Report of committees and election OF
| officers. 2.30-W g. L. U. work
represented by Mrs. w. Margerum
| 3 15-ChiIdren mass meeting-Black-
board illustrations 10y Rev. {. Is
! Ogden. 7.30-Rev. II. ID. Opkdyke.
| Subiect-"Prohibition.