The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-15
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One dismal night, when none couid seej
l rode my wheel aud struck q tree.
| Pm swathed in bandages, with no delights,
| Since I could not see those township lights.
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1t Ia said that the residents are inter-
ested in the rumpr, that several gentie'
men are prospecting Tor q hotei site
here in the near future.
James and peter Strimple's house
boat. In Oldmans creek, at the town
bridge. which their carpenters have
been in activity for several months past
In completing fol the sturgeon season.
will be finished Id a few days, and will
be opened for general inspection. The
house is as large as a GOOD size nrst
floor cottage, with tnirty-six sleeping
hunks. The hull is as massive as q
canal scow and II an OBJECT OF puplic
interest. 1t is we'll worth seeing.
The revival meetings at the N. E..
Church have Attracted the u mum
| Der Of curiosity seekers from the nearby
towns. The church is well filled every
evening and quite q number OF new
converts are secured. The reyivals will
be continued Indefinitely.
Next Sunday afternoon, 18th list,
several members If the Baptist Church,
at Penn's Grove. will be baptised at the
Baptist Church hire.
Last Saturday evening, q party or
| gentleman convened at Mr.. John Burk's
residence to organize q branch lodge OF
the Ancient Ordei OF United Workme
Quite a satisfactory assurance OF sup
port were offered. Those present were:
Goldson G. Test. Grand Receiver of the
| Grand Lodge. of n. j., from Merchant
VILE: Walter w. pliers, member of
| Finance Committee Of Grand Lodge,
of N. j., from Cafhden; WIN. McCoi-
Tough. Grand Oxide Of the Grand
Lodge, Of N. III, from Swedesooro
| Lodge; an6x the fdllowing members of
| Swedesboro LVsgel: 5. Taylor Rogers,
Financier; Dr.. Tuner, Medical Exam
liner; Samuel Moof, Samuel j. Shute.
John McCarson, Elij-h Rulon, John
Burk. Ten names were secured Tor
membership and rs 1t takes twenty
names to organfz4ss new lodge, another
meeting was advised IN tue neal future.
| Applications for membership may be
handed in to II. 4. johnson, M. D.,
John Burk, or John McCarson.
Harvey s. Justice has been laid up
lately with a bad cold u Is now con-
| valescent.
The /. O. o. F. met here Tuesday
evening, for the transaction of usual
lodge routine and Introduced two new
" elected members In the mysteries.
The following officers were installed
into office for the ensuing term Of Lo.
gan Tribe. No. 81, I. O. r. M, by p.
| Strimple, D. d. G. s: G. r. Pedrick,
Sachem; D. Pedriek, Sr. sycamore, f..
| Somers. Jr,, Sycamore; H. o. Picken.
Chief Of Records; =, G. Barber, Keeper
of Wampum; w. Holton, First Lsnap,
-. $500 Tanan
y. u"ven'a, oes Uan...n.C...,
Guard OF WigwaH! .. Wohtze''' ouaI"
of Forest, w. Duck; u. Weatherby, u.
| Gaventa. p. ~S.ritnpls, j. Dougherty,
ua,r;ors. 7 s,r;Iple. d. r.. Morrison.
Wa.o p.....
N. LaymeD, a. oR'i
Miss Mary Barber, OF fhiladeiphia,
ia visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Coop
or
r,av do,ch,aro ~ NJ
MRS. Minnie Acs'e,
Jacob Justice, started Ior lineage iasS
Tuesday.
Tbsre Ia a scarcity OF wheat In this
-. ~ eo,r prices are liable tn
seo.io" anu soon
make q Jump very soYW
It is said that q c6tain musical COM
bination will DECIDEDLY know better,
mha, ,hov co,trac, IN smuse the Phila.
.0 A 80 An ..star snanoled
qeipnla pu na I of fhe 1891 mns-
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