The Penn's Grove record., 1889-05-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL commrNcEMENr

PUBLIC SCHOOL cOMMENCEMENT
Inc commencement, or more trul,
Tue closing exercises of the PENIS Gro'
puolic school were held on Friday a
tefhoon OF last week in the schoo
building. A large number were pre-
sent and enjoyed the exercises which
consisted OF speaking, reading and sing
ing, by the pupils of the school. Ad'
dresses were made by Rev. VIM Mitch
eli and County Superintendent Gwynne
Inc latter spake in the highest terms
Oh Tile Penn's Grove school, saying,
among other things, that it is u oil
Tue most thorough, IL not the most
thorough, school in the Country. More
man That, it was the best equipped
school in Salem county with It's SPLEEN
oiu and complete outfit Of apparatus;
MOI expected Salem's High School. The
school Board, and citizens generally,
were highly complimented on the splen-
did condition of their school building,
winch ranks as one of the finest in the
county. After a few remark by the
Principal, R. J. Shoemaker, in which
he summed up the years progress, and
the singing of the MAY Shout" by a
chorus of thirty voices, the school year
Oh looo'S9 became a thing Of the past.
The following is a list of the pupils
who received certificates for passing
The County examinations: Sarah N:
Aiioway, Bena Parvin, Bertha Bowen,
Naomi Biddle, Beulah Borden, Harry
Barber, Bertha Claypoole, Harry J.
Gable, Katie Cream. Anna Cream, Reba
Cunningham, Lizzie T. ClaypoOle, Bes-
sic ). Denny, Arthur M. Denny, Ollie
Denny, Samuel A. Harker, Sable
Hughes, Herbert Hill, Mamie HaIker,
Iva ID. Jordan, Bessie johnson, Alvin
kille, Bessie Kille, Joseph Layton,
Lille Lloyd, William Layton. Rena
Leap, Fletcher Layton, Emma McGill,
Ella 5. Murlin, Albert b. Peterson,
Harry b. Peterson, John q. Price,
FLORENCE hoOolhs, heDecca heigh'
CARA oomers, Jennie Stiles, Bertha
oimpKihs, Laura Slmpkins, ELENA
oin1pEihs, Anna b. Sailor, fhebe ".
ohuitZ' Harry Sailor, Rena stiles,
Do'a ohni'h, tilidreth turner, Johh
wulstt War, w;no..
Tue Arrv1 Mvvr,xo
In the sve,iuo uoms oy tho ,,aduotes
of the school met at tho res;dence of r.
7. Shoemaker to form .p Alumni
associatio, Of all fin. or,duo,es Of the
school. Alfred A Waipwriobt was
chosen President for tho ansuipo roar
This association will, const;tuta a nm.
i'm of the graduates Who ,,;u MOS,
,,uce a year fo, tho nurnos. of social
and literary cultu,e as wel, 40 to keen
in remembrance the bappv davs of
scboo, life Tho association will bo,d
its mset;no IN the ~evan;no n, e.ch
commencement an that m,n;,s
WIN graduate NAV have tho n,easnra
meeting with thoss who had
tod in formsr wears II 10 ,,pad thu,
the entire number will he present at
The next ,oas,;no IN IN. hold in ,eo0
IT.
THE NE" LINE TO WILMINGTON.
Inc stockholders Of the wilmington
ana Northern Railroad II the Dela-
ware River Railroad, have completed
me organization OF a company to run a
Terry line between fehh's Grose u
wilmington. This Company MED ar
'icies OF incorporation III the Salem
County Clerks office on the 14th inst.,
under Inc tltie Of the New Jersey anu
!" liihii'gtoi feffy TO- Inc corpora
.ors III Ii. U. Chase,' 1iDpstown, N.
j.; +. b. Shurter, wilmington, DEL,
and john ). Gerhard, OF rhliadeiphia.
Inc capital slocK Is soo,ooo. Lie COM
>any Ia purchased the steam propeller
n. A. HaDef" 10 run on the line.
She Is only year OLD ana ran iast year
III tile Hudson river between New
I ork and NewDurg. her name Will
70 changed noon to christine" She
ias q saloon which VIII accommodate
'bout ~ passengers ana Is allowed TO
larry 25O.
On Tuesday morning the Haber be-
ran running between Penn'sG Grove and
Wilmington, Leaving ems foV at
'.l5 and 800 A. NJ. anu l.2o ana o +.
w.; leaving wilmington . I Ming street
wharf at 7.3O aud ll.3o A.. M. and q
md e.25 +. NJ. Ehos W. Caih, OF Gam
len is captain OF the BOAT ana robert
dewitt deck manu-
a short route from WILMINGTON
O the Pigeon Point wharf the Haber
win connect with trains there, instead
. ~,...u,, tho craaL Pusoanoar.