The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30
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gaviar, N. j., April 81, 1897.
DEAR EbIToR,

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done tho ,hn,,sh, uins Esan De
why moi Sand 4 few lines " ~ uS Sn mai.,
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oeon fIsherhen are now 49, - ..e s ~.
mo- gronnda IN, ~ ~ usae on .Ile nsn-
stSrSaon haze ,,ssn ~ Isso MD Few
hone il ancbored 4. sI wotu
Lreast ami thsa ,r,n, nonelnah's
will sm,ia nnon ,hsm H.. Dale fortune
oil will nave : anod ~ anu wye, y
many pew 6Yn,s bsva 1on. a e,eae
,msss ord a. Yoon. sons in.o Tue ous-
I'LL soon I've ona,dona 90 y sne business
m-iss;onars Of onr ui''ess ne Com
n-roraaatior ~ 100 vocat Tue
pressrvotion ~ auu .ne iaw Lor
enforcod "ooses ~ strictly
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1n0 boats dsh;na To- .neo ale over
Mini Wills T snnrase 49, T r .nls
Ereei there ara 40 mana Vm
ins both sidss ~ Da,aG 9 p LAX
to month az ,aasa sno Day uo"i
SaGaS in ssn,oaon w ooa's are en-
snev Inc maa5;t,,aa ns ~ = may
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"S,ar ~ ns,a ~ 10y "io isiVer named
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nm ,bsir cracL 49, ps W
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hnr ibanks n Tho aoad a. away,
the mats Mr. Simns;ns as,nsnp ",
safely oo,tan into ,r,n sue S'oop was
Paybsns II wo,tJ ba nf ;,tar,a. -
von and raaders - tn"u W. ~
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oasson waitino 20 hr;ua U.s. so.snnas
hn ,Ia -oatohin ~ no i9isune'
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Vi, nomnanco s,,S 70 eso.s ,
s,stinS Of savsn ,,ea,a 1uaaun 70
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t1es for TSe vonnnaas n,amna. =, Au
craw 10 M Erad ~ Snnu Wy
pann,s cro,. ~ onnn, y.
a erst c,oss "anr w..
seems IN i've only ana ,S;'a - ,a,san
and annoy Fred md thai l. ,bsra 10
no BarbeT nearer than ponn,s Grovs
that suits him., See9
Can't. Curriden and mate Simpkins
are anchored in their sloop inst behind
The ice house in a safe and snug barbor.
| had occasion 10 90 by their craft this
noon time and the genial captain asked
me to come on boa,d and taste some
peach dumping which mate Simpkins
had made for dinner. Upon exatnina.
ton | found Isaac had forgotten to use
any yeast powder and also put the
dried peaches In the dumping without
cooking them, and now the captain
dare not go out to examine his eel traps
for fear of sinking in case of falling
overheard.
MIR. William Anderson, Of Pedrick-
town, is situated upon the right hand
side OF the creek and his outfit consists
OF D boats. Mrs. Anderson and daugh-
ter are with Capt. Anderson and take
charge OF the culinary department.
Next In ORDER comes the combine OF
Sparks, Elsff, bucklenp Co., using 4
boats to capture the slate heads. A
little farther up the creek are situated
the camps Ut T.. e. Bright and George
Watson, having 4 boats.
Point Airy, named on account of
being the irst turn in the creek, is oc-
cupied by. reeves q Armstrong who
man two boats and have the only fe-
male manufacturer of caviar upon the
Bay or River, who also acts as steward.
ess. Madame rumor has 1t, frozen
CuBsard was given the jolly tars of this
camp recently, and Gus Johnson, who
fishes with Mr. Reeves, put the clstard
in the oven to warm, saying, frozen
food is notNgood for sailors"
A few rods from this camp comes
Patten Bros, who have for their Chef
de Mr.. Linn THOMPSON. l
had a pleasant and confidential chat a
short time ago with Mr.. Thompson,
aud in confidence he said, Shannon,
old boy, / rather enjoy this cooking for
sturgeon fishermen, but III be glad
when the season ends, for ii nothing
happens upon my return to tennis
Grove, and j can get u certain one to
say $ yes ; to u question which lies deep.
in my bosom, Mr.. Thompson will travel
in double harness the rest of his life. "
Let us hope this question will be an
swered to Mr.. Thompson's entire salts
faction.
Next in line we come to Bowen s.
Bros. who are running 8 boats and
who has to prepare buildings and cus-
tards, aud to look after their larder,
Mrs. Bowen. So you may know that
the right one is at the helm. Eli and
Billy Strimpie are close neighbors to
the last camp mentioned and are fish
ing two boats. Billy saws the wood
while Eli burns the ham, at least that
is what Billy says. so it must be- true.
T. b. Souders &c Co. are Just beyond
Strjmp!e,s camp and use A boats. The
fjrm started in business last spring and
>.ttn;. .a,;oI noanna,s hava vynn tho