Evening journal., 1900-10-04
MET ACCIDENTS
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to Two Boats.
Social Side Of the Jer-
Sey Town

Pennsville, Oct. IA truck boat,
run by Charles Casperson, of this
place, was nearly capsized by minia-
ture cyclone, while loaded with truck
OF the pier A part Of his load was
thrown overheard and lost.
The steamer running from Smyrna
and Philadelphia, broke down nearly
abreast Pennsville. and anchored not
far from the pier; the steamer was
taken 70 Wilmington for repairs by a
tug.
washington Camp, P. 0. 3. of A.. at
q recent regular meeting, changed Its
meeting night from Tuesday 10 We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Davies and con Edgar, Of
sharptown, have been cal.ing on
friends here
Miss sue Blddle spent last week in
Salem, visiting.
Miss Hsttle Flanagan attended the
state fair held in Trenton last week.
Miss Vie Jaquett, OF Salem, was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Joel jenkins,
part OF last week
A surprise party gathered at the
home Of David Bcret In honor OF his
niece, Miss Anna Bright. Friday even
ing. Those present were: Misses
Bertha Newell Alice Prinsen, Name
Mitchell, Clemenune Mitchell Laura
Gibbon, Mary Snitcher, Anna Bright.
Messrs Henry Mitchell Erastus Lloyd,
Char.es Bright, Joel jenkins and Harry
pTinsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lecroy spent a
portion Of last week in Salem visiting
their daughter. Mrs. c, L. Sinnickson.
Mrs. Henry Mckee Is quite sick and
a great sufferer
Joel Jenkins has sold two walnut
trees which have stood the storms OF
many years on his farm to parties TO
be shipped to Germany to be used for
lveneering purposes He realized good
price for them.
r. II. Furbank has lost valuable
horse.
Miss Amanda Bright who has been
very sick is now improving slowly.
William Snitcher, who has been IN
poor health for quite long time, but,
who regained strength for a short time
/ recently so as to be able to be about
has again had severe attack and ia
unable to leave his room.
Tho schools OF this district are be-
lginnlng to al up quite rapidly. Only
one change has been made In the
teachers from last term. The follow
ling teachers are employed: Harrison
VILE, Miss Lizzie Davis; Finn's Point,
Miss Katie Stoltz; Centre, Miss Flora
Wimot; Ponnsyille, Joseph Given
Mrs. Cromwell, Miss Laura Jaquett;
Churchtown. Miss Grace Locuson.
Tho heavy rains last week made a
great improvement in some Of ouI
roads, which had been badly cut uI
by so much carting.
The Epworth League of the Penns-
Vile NJ. E. Church held ono of Ia
regular monthly socials at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Il. El-
wen Friday night The regular pro
gram was rendered which consisted o.
recitations. music and singing aftel
which the doors were thrown open Il
the enjoyment and pleasure OF tn
young people Among those presen
were: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel U. Elwell
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mitchell, Mr.. an,
, Mrs. Philip Cromwell. Mr. and Ars
Ellsworth Irelan. Mr and Mrs. Davi
G Fogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Talssey
Mrs. Rae Given. Mrs. Ella Dunn. Mrs
Ligzie Atkinson, Mrs Emma Foge
II Mra. Lidie Prinsen. Ms Kmma Han
nahs
e Misses Name Mitchell. Mary snitch
M or Josephine Elwen. Clementin
9 Mitchell. Lille Miller, Rae FlanegaI
: Bertha Newell Alice Prinsen. Ann
= Bright. Florence Hewitt. Mary an
G Matte jenkins. Ellen Elweli, IAzzi
o Tussey, Sallie Jones. Hattie Whitesa.
J Mia Tussey Melvina Bradway, th
!, Rev. John Goorley Edward Yorl
e Norman Callahan, Erastus Lloyd, Bd
ward Heron Henry Mitchell, Charlie
Fogg John and Samuel Stiles. Edwar
Powers, Harry Pierson. Elmer Henr,
Char.es Bright, Jr., Joel Jenkins, Wi
liam Hawn. Walter Davis, Robert Nc
Ginnis, and Harry Jones.