The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
Shayings.

Mrs. j. W. Nicholson, of Savesink, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Oliphant.
Jos. Chester has returned from a visit to Cum
berland county. He hopes to be able TO go to
work at Roadest0wn in the spring.
The belfry is done and the bell IS hung. For
many long years, for good be it wrung.
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Snow was held on
Saturday, with services at the residence of her
son Robert Logan. The Rey.J A.. Cakes aiii-
ciated, speaking from the words of Christ, II
am the resurrection and life" John 1l:25, rs.
Mrs. Snow has been twice married, was a wild
ow and leaves three children, Robert and
James Logan, and Mrs. Harry Wonsetler, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steward spent Sunday
with hlr, and Mrs. Eli Steward
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Richman made an eX-
tended visit to the Interstate Fair, Trenton.
John Kidd and his son-in-law, MIR. Red1eld,
are with Nathan Kidd. Mr.. Redieid will go to
Illinois where he is engaged as a glassblower.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lippineott have been
spending several days at Woodbury.
Miss Mary Paul and Mrs. Jennie Ridgway, oil
Salem, visited the Export Exposition on Satur,
day.
Miss Anna Taylor, of Haines Neck is stop
ping with Mrs. Martie Oliphant.
Mrs. Sarah Allen spent Sunday at Salem,
EX Sheriff Geo. Barton cOntemplates building
a house on the lot where the old blacksmith
shop stands.
Paul Davis and Son soon painted the new
belfry. SO the church looks red, the beliry
white, and the wind blew, no need for Il silk flag
on our church,
The 10th century committee met at the par
SOUdEt on MOuuay evening" Inc mtltUtTS dIC
Miss Mary Paul, Miss Helen Moore, Mrs. NJ. +.
Steward, Miss Annie Taylor, Miss Emma j,
Steward, stephen McAllister and Geo. Nj.
Flanegan, with the Pastor as chairman. a
thorough canvass of the neighbOrhood was
planned to invite attendance at church SER
vices and Sunday School
The Rev. DR.. John S. Heisler, of Camden,
will preach on Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. Heisler was on Salem circuit some 40 years
ago, and the following year pastor OF Sharptown
station. Old acquaintance are especially in
ytfpn m hear and greet hin.
1t is hoped that DIR. Heisler will consent to
come down again and preach in the Haines
Neck church as he cannot TINS time, Ihe usual
DIR. w. L. Valiant, of Woodstown. Will preach
on Monday evening. Rev: Tomlin, possibly on
Tuesday, Or. Graw on Wednesday, ana hold
Thursday, Rev. John Goorley, Friday and Rev.
D. A. Keys, saturday, all at 80 T. NJ.
The subject OF repairing and caring. for old
Pilesgroye Westinghouse is being agitased. IL
is a sad sight in its dreary desOlati0n.
The horsemen of our o and many others
are rejoicing tina. in the Woodstown races Oh
Tuesday, two OF the events were victories Tor
the Sharptown horses. In the 2,31 race, Mat
thew Magee's 'Jet' won, and in the 2.40 race,
Preston u. Wares Gage" won. Much credit
Is given to Morris Newton Who has had the care
of Gage and was driver.
Clement Bassett and wife have travel
ed across the continent to The Pacific
and have decided that Sharptown is the
best place on earth. They have taken
up their residence in the new house re-
Gently bought of W. Is. Hoover, next to
their former residence.
A. NJ. Oliphant Il Son have the new
roller process machinery ready for grind
ing in their mill. They ground the first
grist in it on Monday for Benz Feather
er, Of Penn's Grove.
Joseph 5 Black will have Il peak roof
put IN the Barton house recently bought
and have some remOdelling inside and
out before moving. Their son Harry
will take charge of their farm.