The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-01

Senator James Butcher, Of Elmer
was in town on business on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Strengthen has beer
elected teacher OF the Brick school
No. AZ, commonly called Eight Square
Mary A. wife of Thomas ". Gibbor
and half sister to JOHN and Joseph q
Summerill, died in Salem on Tuesday,
after suffering for years from q cancer
Joseph Butcher and wife, Of Will
mington, have been visiting Kennard
Smiths.
William Diver and wife spent Sun.
at James Whites at Mullica Hill.
DIR. Garrison attended the State
Medical Society, on Tuesday, at ATTAIN.
tic City as a delegate for the Salem
County Society.
Miss Lille Austin, Of Woodstown.
has been highly complimented BY being
asked to take the position of instructor
of Drawing at the Drexel Institute,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Chrissie Rogers and children
are visiting James Whites at Mullica
Hill.
William S. Avis and wife Of Cam.
den, spent Sunday with friends in
Penn's Grove.
Clayton Denny, one of PENIS Groves
Oldest citizens, died Thursday morning,
after suffering about eight months from
a paralytic stroke. His funeral SER
vices will be held in Emmanuel Church
Sunday morning at 1890.
DIR. Frank II. Carman. Of Philadel-
phia, gave Penn's Grove friends q visit
OH Thursday. +
John Edwards has been reelected
teacher of Central School for next year.
Robert NJ. Blddle and niece, Of Nc.
$50 North 37th street, Philadelphia,
were visiting friends here last week.
Mrs. Mary Pinkney, nee Dunn, Of
New York, is visiting her sister Belle
Dunn, who Is very sick. Mrs. Pink
ney has not been home for several
Yeas.
Constable Carney, of Sa'em, was in
town during the week collecting sever
al delinquent taxes from perennial
shirkers. Under the new law all have
to pay or go TO Jail aud they better do
it first than last as it costs less.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Hayes, of
Philadelphia, have been spending the
week at their uncle Joseph l..
Wright's. !.
John Halter ran a splinter Of iron In
his right thumb last week while work.
ing in Edgemoor steel works and lad
to lay off this week. He belongs to
the Company's insurance company and
not only gets doctored free but full pay
while off.
s. H. Avis and Miss D. Cowgirl made
a flying trip to Penn's Grove last Sun.
day on their bicycles. After spending
the day with Miss Bella M. Holton they
returned on the steamer Thomas Clyde.
Miss Cowgirl is considered the best bi.
cycle rider in Camden.
john p. Leap, William Leap, David
johnson, ]. U. Layton and Harry
Crompton took a run on their bicycles
to Bridgeton on Sunday. The 6rst
three attended the meeting Of the
League of American Wheelmen at
Vineland on Monday.
Misses Lula Thompson and Maggie
Bevis, who have been attending the
Normal School the past year, and
Misses Emma and Hannah Summerill,
who have been attending the Model
School the past year, arrived home on
their vacation Thursday evening.
Kennard Smith, who moved this
spring from Wilmington to PENIS
Grove to work in the glass factory, has
has gone to work in Senator Butchers
factory in Malaga. Mr.. Smith K
presses himself we'll pleased with
PENIS Grove and the people and would
much perfer to live here.
William H. Compton, late proprietor
of the Monitor, sold the paper, he said,
to devote his time to the manufacture
of his chicken powder which is having
quite a large sale. We understand he
has the recipe of Edwards King Syrup
also and will manufacture that. The
friends of Mr.. Compton, in Penn's
Grove will be pleased to hear he has
good medicines and is q successful
Doctor.