The Penn's Grove record., 1900-12-14

The ~plastering III the new bank
building is finished. II Is terra Gotta "a
the sides and cream owe head.
Gold and fountain pensatD d. Slests'sI
The Steamer R+yboId makes only
three trips 4 week beginning Monday.
See time table in another column.
Penn's Grove has q jack the hugger.
A married woman was embraced on
Franklin street last Saturday night.
New Chains and Rings Bisbee.
Joseph Whalen has bis chicken rails.
ing plant in good working order and bai
Matched out one incubator OF 200 chick
ems.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Reed died Monday
morning of heart disease. after an i'll.
ness of five months. Services were held
in Bethel Church and interment in En-.
manuel Church yard.
Nice Christmas gifts. especially fol
Sunday school teachers. ! infancy tables.
rocking chairs, fancy dishes and the Ia
test games of all kinds; also q stock 0l
trimmed hats and hats trimmed to order
| on short notice at Mrs. Title Smith,
PENIS Grove. 1T
Rev. e. E. Somers will preach in
the Bethel NJ. P. Church Sunday morn
ing, his subject will be Labor and re
ward', evening, "Great Salvation,
followed with a revival service.
The fact that some creditors have
handed in bills to Messrs Dupont, owed
by workmen at the Powder Mills, and
had the amounts with costs deducted
from their pay has been Il big incentive
for some no pay their bills better. There
is no excuse for men to owe bills who
have steady work and good pay every
month.
Link Buttons aud Brooches Bis
bee.
Monday was the first cold winter day
when the temperature remained a freez
ing point all day. On Tuesday and
Wednesday morning the temperature
was still lower at lac. The first snow
storm came Tuesday afternoon when the
earth was covered With a light coating
little of which lasted until Wednesday.
Thursday morning the temperature was
zoe. Boys were skating on Wednesday.
Buy your jewellery presents at D.
Sheets's, Penn's Grove. =
At the annual meeting of Emmanuel
Chapter Epworth League in the Church
Tuesday evening the old officers were
reelected for the ,ensuing year as fol-
lows: President Rev. DIR. b. e. Lippin
colt; First Vice Pres.- Spiritual Dept,
Mrs. Edith Dougherty; End, Mercy and
Help, Mrs. Anna 2. S%traughen; Sd,
Literary, Miss Emma r. Summerill;
4th, Social, Mrs. Maggie Elsh; Secre-
tary, Miss Carrie v. Lawrence; Treas
urer, George w. Davis.
Mandolins, Banjos, Sc Bisbee. :
The fire last Friday in the second
story of j. F. Shoemaker's butcher shop
did not catch from the chimney as ex
pected. It caught at or near the closet
over the entrance to the stairway OH the
opposite side of the room from the
chimney. No one had been up stairs
since last spring when u party lived
there. 1t is supposed the fire started
from mice chewing a match. The roof
was nearly burned off before the fire
was put out. Alfred j. Trumbull own
ed the building. The loss will amount
between $3.50 and 5000. covered by in-
suraDce.
This is a good time to enter Goldey Col
lege for a Commercial or a Shorthand Course.
II never tire praising Goldey College,"
writes q Geology graduate. Write Prin-
cipal II. S. Goldey, Wilmington, Del, for
new catalogue. See adv.
AAOI0 olC utIy iniiilUu Iclu VI Cdttl0
in the United States. OF which number
from fifteen to twenty million are dairy
cows. IT every one our readers would
get Bicycle Cow Book. published al SO
cents by the Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
Philadelphia, they could greatly in.
crease the product from every cow in
their herd.
All School Girls want 'em, at Bis
bees.
The Christmas number of the Sunday
Times will be issued on Sunday, the
10th. It will be the funniest comic pa
per ever issued. In the round the
world series it will contain a letter and
and picture of Lake Killarney in Ire
land. Order of. w. Trumbu!l.
Personals.