The Penn's Grove record., 1889-05-18

Penn's T. love, will attend divine wor
ship tomorrow week, 26; The Emman
uel at 10 O'Clock, the Bethel at
O'Clock and st. Paul's at las p. m.
when appropriate ermon will b,
preached.
II is suggested that the strawberr,
shippers let the boxes grow larger be
fore pulling them this year. The wa,
that the strawberry box has been con
stantly declining in size for the last few
years. looks as If its constitution wa,
giving out.
Acton Post will make their annua
excursion to Fort Delaware and the U.
5. Cemetery at Firms Point on thu
30th, Decoration Day. They dom
know what boat they will go on yet
Rev. Margerum is expected to be tn,
orator of the day.
Harry Vail, Of st. Johns, n. b.
Canada, who has been fishing will
Herbert DolbOw, lisa champion oarsmal
of much note, and has won some very
hard races. He left on Wednesday to
go into training in Philadelphia for a
race on the Schuylkill next summer.
Milton, o of Rev. j. w. Grant. Of
Rowlandville, formerly of Penn's Grove,
was visiting friends in Penn's Grove
this week. He graduated ut Westmin.
mister Theological S, minary two weeks
ago and has been appointed to preach
at the Second M. p. Church. Bridgeton.
Ezekiel Denny is somewhat better 81
he was moved into Mrs. Tillie Pierce,s
new double house ON Wednesday. Some
DAYS he ia much batter until he has a
worse turn. There are hopes of his fl.
nal recovery nov which were despaired
of sometime ago. We hear Jacob Div.
er will move into HIS own house vacat-
ed by MI. Denny.
On Thursday when noon train reach.
ed the crossing north of Reulupo the
bors. of Georoe Roberts. of Pedriek.
town. became scared at the cars and
barely ESCAPED being run over by them.
In its fright to get AWAY It ran into A
barb wire fence with such force as tn
tear a post up and cut its throat 80 to
die instantly.
On Thursday afternoon of last week
Emma. the four year old daughter Of
SherrOn Corson, of Sharptown, drank
some carbolic acid from a bottle hand
ed to her by u neighbours child and died
from its burning effects Oh Friday
morning. She was buried on Tuesday
in Riverview Cemetery from the resi-
dence OF Capt. >. u. whitaker, fellh's
Grove.
Acton Post, No. 80, G. A. r., of
Penn's Grove, will hold AN open Camp
Fire in Odd Fellows Hall this evening,
18th. Soldier life and fare will be x
hibited aud supper furnished for 20
cents. Refreshments in abundance.
The public is requested to give the sol
diers their aid as the proceeds are for
the relief fund. Supper from $50 to 8
O'Clock.
A. Watson Atwood. alias Edwin
Rushtop. of PHILADELPHIA. was In Penn's
Grove during the week visiting friends.
,s. A.uo,, 10 L>ot,,n ,,,,o uo,, and
informs us he is about to begin publish
ing a paper to be known as the Com
Reporter. We wish him sue
cess in his venture and feel sure he
will receive it as he is an old experienc.
I'D newspaper man.
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