The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-13

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|EeB. E-J. NJ. weotherby, nerr Woodstown.
MARCH Thursday, John Miller, abeye Penns
Vile.
Town meeting three weeks from next
Tuesday.
Saturday is Valentines day when
ducks begin to lay.
The rains and damp weather have
caused a harvest of colds.
The attendance at Wright's School
this week has been very small on ac-
count of sickness.
The friends of Joseph II .Doltow paid
him u visit and spent a social evening
Wednesday of last week.
Notwithstanding the rain on Mon
day Leonard A. Stanton sold Is of his
% horses at good prices, ranging from
S105 to s175.
Joseph J., Wright has sold his share
Of the James Wright estate to Alexan-
der Pedrick.
Shad Fishermen's meeting Saturday
evening at Munyan's restaurant. All
members desired present.
Every boy and girl in town should
hear the Druckenmiller family TO see
what small children can do and gain
AN Inspiration from them. y
The Surveyors of highways appointed
Il decide whether 70 open Delaware
Avenue through job BARRIERS ship yard
and Elkinton's grove To Main str ct
viii meet next Thursday, 10Th.
The 80 acres of woodland, ear Wi
ley School house, belonging to Edwin
A. Vanneman's estate, was sold last
Saturday, by Robert N. Vanneman,
Agt., to Martin B. Dolbow for SIT per
acre.
Only four f~reello.ders will be elected
IN this county at the ensuing spring
election-one each in the townships OF
Alloway, Elsinboro, Pittsgrove and
Quinton, The political complexion Of
the Board is not likely to be changed.
On Wednesday evening Of last week
about twenty friends and neighbors of
John Moore save him surprise visit
Mt his home in Eagletown. A fiddler
from Salem enlivened the occasion
while the company ate, drank and made
merry.
On Wednesday evening about fifty
members and friends of Emmanuel
Church paid Rev. Il. e. Parker and
wife a social visit and enjoyed n sup
per brought with them. The Domi-
ME was the receiver of II sum sufficient
to buy u new oveIcoat and Mrs. Par
ker received a present of table linen.
About forty of the friends and rela
lives me. al Joseph Wright's, ST., ON
Tuesday evening to celebrate his forty
third birthday. Tie evening vas
made very pleasant TO all by games and
and at the close refreshments
were served in abundance. All being
80 busily engaged in play some kind
person or persons outside played a
good joke in assisting to get away with
one can of ice cream.
The sporting gentry comprising the
Penn's Grove jockey club gave their
FIRST equestrian exhibition in Garrett
Summerill's field at the Cove, We'd
nesday afternoon. They did not get
to finish their first tournament before
being ordered off the sod by the owner.
While that resulted only in an eructa-
tion, yet a bitter pill of a stern ply.
~sician's prescription resulted in an
ejectment. 1t is not stated whether the
club intends engaging in polo, fox
chasing or starting a young Gloucester
race course.
The Salem County Almshouse is be-
coming very popular. Every Trustee
meeting day crowds visit there to get
a good meals victnals and at the last
meeting last week about $50 dined of
the county. 1t is becoming such a
popular resort that we expect to soon
hear of an application for another
annex to be built to accommodate the
increased applications for board on
the county. The people of Salem coun'
ty should feel proud that they have
such an excellent home to go to.
The Masonic Ladies will hold an
oyster supper on the 21st,*
Blank house leases for sale at the
RECORD office. If
AsHAD SUPPER.
The st. Paul's Parsonage Debt So
ciety will hold a shad supper in Ode
Fellows Hall, this Saturday evening
14th. Supper only 25 cents. A festivalwil