The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-29

morning subject In Emmanuel church
will lie BEST Gifts Evening sub
ject "Counting the cost" Praise SER
vice at /. +. NJ.
Sunday services will be held in Beth
! ell church as follows: at 10 A. M. an old
| fashioned love feast. Evening preach
ing by the pastor Rev. r. J. Patterson,
subject, "Manifestation Of God in the
Flesh"
I Rev. G. S. Meseroll's Sunday morn
ing subject in st. Paul's Church at
10 80 will be ''Broken Things" follow
ed by the sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per. Evening subject Gossip, or the
power of the Tongue" Geo. Robbins
will lead the Young Peoples meeting
OF $50.
Eight members have been baptised
in the Pedricktown Baptist Church
since January LIST.
Rev. p. b. johnson preached his last
sermon in WoodstowD Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
The following officers were elected
last week for st. Georges Church, l..
2. Neck: Wardens-Hance Jaquett,
| Dr. Garrison, NJ. d. Vestrymen-Wm.
| Somers, Joel III. jenkins, John W.
Sparks, Clayton e. Locuson, Frank
Pedrick, j. T. Turner, Thos. Jaquette,
Hance Jaque,te. Thos. Jaquette and
DIR. Garrison were elected delegates to
| the Diocesan Convention.
The new Trinity NJ. Z. Church, at
Millville, was dedicated last Sunday,
by Presiding Elder G. b. Wight. Rev.
DR.. Reed, President of Dickinson Col
lege preached in the morning and Rev.
DR.. Smith, of Trenton in he evening.
At the annual meeting of the Stew.
ards of the Camden District of the
Church, on Tuesday in Camden, the
salary of the Presiding Elder was fixed
at $2050. A committee was appointed
on appointments. A resolution was
adopted endorsing the preachers at
their annual conference in their strong
attitude in reference to closing the
Columbian Exposition on the Sabbath.
PERSONALS
County Superintendent r. Gwynne,
Jr., WAS in town on Tuesday.
Jos. V. Clark and wife, of Clarks-
boro paid friends a visit in Penn's
Grove on Friday.
Miss Bertha Forest, of Wilmington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Hewitt.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Jersey City,
paid her mother.in law, Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor at the Cove, who is an Invalid,
a visit on Wednesday.
Postmaster Whitaker was the only
representative from Upper Neck at the
Republican State Convention at Tren-
ton Oh Wednesday.
Maurice Sayers, who has been home
sick with typhoid fever, has recovered
and returned to Philadelphia to work
on the Heading terminal.
The many friends of our aged towns
man Gerard Sparks are pleased to see
him out again after an all winter sick
ness, from which lie never expected
to recover
Rev. Harry S. Kidd, of Quinton, was
in town on Tuesday visiting relatives.
Mrs. George S. Denny of Bridgeton,
spent Sunday with relatives in Penn's
Grove.
Joseph Black, of Swedesboro, started
On Monday OH a tour to California and
Alaska, to be gone about three months.
Mr.. Harry Hudson, of Millville, who
will be the glass cutter in Penn's
Groves factory, was in town during
the week making new acquaintance.
j. d. Claypnole, Penn's Groves
marble worker, is laid up with a painful
fe!on on his finger.
Rev. L. G. Parker and Henry b.
Richman, of Sh%arptown, were in town
on Thursday. Mr.. Hickman will sup.
ply Mr.. Boone with cream this summer
from his White Clover Creamery.
Mrs. Mary Ashcraft, of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday at the residence of her
daugEter-in.law, MIS-. Hannie Ash
craft.
Moses Campbell is superintendent Of
Dupont's Gun Cotton Works on Car
ney's Point.
Housekeeping.