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

tween PENIS Grove and Wilmington
this winter until the ice stops her.
There were 30 business failures in Del.
aware last year, with assets of $254,45O
and liabilities amounting to 1884, COO.
p Committeeman John NJ. Beyis has
heeu putting a barge load of shells on
the Sharptown. road at Borden Dane
er's. c"ln1%
The steamer Gen. T. II. Sheridan,
which plies up Salem creek, has been
laid UP at Courses Landing {
wiHter.
Theodore Holton, administrator, Oh
Wednesday sold the house of Andrew
C. Holton, dec. to Mrs. Mamie Barber
for $275.
Tuesday night rain fell in torrents
and the rarity of thunder and lightning
between Christmas and New Year was
witnessed.
The introduction Of young blood in
to three business stands within the
past month should help TO make our
town aggressive.
Owing to so much sickness and the
smaller interest taken in Sunday School
celebrations the holiday trade was poor.
er than for years this season.
The Township Committee of Quin.
ton has appointed Henry s. CARL to fill
the vacancy in the office .. rI-eholder
caused by the death of Lewis Fox
Old Kris remembered n. j. Patter-
son very handsomely as he received a
gold watch and silk guard with gold
mountings at the Bethel entertainment
on Christmas eve.
E. Ernest Bright gave a social to his
Sunday School class Tuesday evening.
Twenty lads of the twenty.seven in the
class were present to enjoy the happy
social time and bountiful festivi-
ties.
Large hog items are scarce this sea-
son. Several have had leaner hogs
than for years. James Moore, at
Hawks Bridge, recently killed two
months-old hogs which weighed 420 and
410 respectively.
Owing TO the continuation of the re-
vival services in St. PauI's Church and
so much sickness their Sunday School
Christmas entertainment was dispens-
ed with. The children were given their
treat on Sunday afternoon.
PENIS Grove Lodge, No. 1G2 of Ma
sons have installed the following off.
GERS for the ensuing year: W. NJ. John
n. Leap ; Jr. W., Alfred J. Trumbull ;
;Sec'y, John W. Trumbull Treas, s.
r.. Leap /; Trustee for three years, II.
III. DeGrofft.
List of letters remaining In the
,Penn's Grove Post Office for the month
ending Dec. 81, 1891 /; Tom Neary, Miss
Emma johnson, Miss Hannah s. JUS
tics, Mr.. w. Shaw, DR.. Miller. Per-
SONS calling for the above letters, please
say advertised. J. D. WHITAKER, P. NJ.
Large quantities of perch and rock
are being taken from the Bay at Wood
land Beach by the fishermen. Christ
mas day they male a big haul of lock
running from one to 10 pounds each.
Such fine rock and so many at this sea-
son of the year is attributed to the re-
cent warm weather.
In her 1O1st year Mrs. Sarah b. Bra
man widow of Rev. Isaac Braman (who
was on Monday a century and a year
old), Joined the Women's Christian
Temperance Union at Georgetown,
Del, and became a teetotaler. She dis.
tinctly recollects Wsshington's.visit to
Newburyport and Lafayette's visit ito
Ipswich.
"You mustn't ask me for a kiss,
You really mustn't, dear;
Just give me time, - she murmured, "for
You know it's now leap year,"
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'sNow is the winter of our discon-
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