The Penn's Grove record., 1891-12-04
FRIDAY, DEUEMBER A, 1891.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER A. 1891.
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This is hog killing season.
Salem is 10 have a colored band.
Farmers are carting manur for next
years crops.
Christmas Goods at Leaps.
Monday was the coolest 3Oth Of No
vember in sixteen years.
Rev. j. Harry Smith will ill Rev.
WIN. Mitcheli's pulpit at Paulsboro on
Sunday.
The cold snap made skating on shall
low streams, ard the boys have been
enjoying 1t.
Here it is nearing Christmas but
Tuesday evening some Cove lads thought
1t must be Fourth Of July.
For q fine Overcoat Ut u reasonable
price. 90 to D. D. LeapS
st.. Paul's Parsonage Debt Society
did we'll with their bazaar and festival
Thanksgiving week. They cleared $l3o.
Game Agent Plat, Of the West Jer-
sey society, says quail are yet plentiful
and that gunners will have good sport
for the next two weeks.
Charles W. Norton, of Penn's Grove,
but for several years keeper Of the Egg
Island Lighthouse, has been transferred
to the Maurice River Lighthouse at
East creek.
Charles E. Atkinson, Pe~nnsvilie's
popular blacksmith, is also an expert
gunner. He returned home from a trip
in the wilds of Jersey with a deer, a
swan and two wild geese.
The personal estate Of the late George
Roberts, of P~edricktown, has been ap.
praised at $50, 900 and it is thought his
real estate will increase his estate to
about s47, 900 or $4,000.
Shoes to fit and suit everybody at d.
D. Leaps at the lowest p,ices.s
The cold wave on Sunday and Mon.
day sent the mercury down to 16o and
CAV us genuine winter weather. lots
of shell ice was formed along the river
shore and a little snow fell.
Joseph Dolbow, a f~ourteen-year old
son Of Frederick Dolbow, Of Auburn,
had his leg broken near the ankle while
wrestling with u companion named
Wamsley, at the Auburn school, on
Monday.
Christmas Goods al Leaps.
The annual reunion of the Gath, N.
j. Regiment, Volunteers will be held
at Glassboro, OH Monday, December
18th. They usually hold 1t or the 18th,
the anniversary of the Battle Of Fred
r~icksbnrg, but that day comes on Sum
day this year.
The following averages were attained
by the pupils of Brick School No. At.
Miss Sallie Ayers teacher, during the
month Of November; Eta Sparks 99.2,
Maggie HARRISON 99.2, Hannah Harbi-
son 93.8 John Cook 93.7. SaviIla Titus
1914, Hannah Titus 90.3.
The w. C. 4. U. had IN interesting
meeting Thursday afternoon and q
good attendance. All members are re-
quested to be present next Thursday
afternoon in st. Paul's Church when
the feasibility Of procuring a room will
be discussed as 1t is thought, by having
q seperate meeting room more interes
will be taken.
Rubber Boots and Shoes Of best
makes at D. D. Leaps
Oliver II. Hillman, formerly Of
Penn's Grove, but now Secretary Of the
Y. NJ. @. A. at Railway, N. j., was
married on Wednesday in the M. E.
Church at Utica N. Y, to Miss Minnie
M. Wickham. MI. Hillmau and bride
are expected in PENIS Grove tomorrow
4, visit relatives and friend. We ak.
tand onr concentrations and good wish
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