The Penn's Grove record., 1900-05-11
The PENIS Grove Record


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ON SUNDAY.
4.lS pm; Philadelphia at BIS .. m, $50 p. m.
Post Once Hours.
PENIS Grove Post ONCE IL open from :6.15 .
m. to $50 p. M. Mail closes for all points except
between Woodbury. and PENIS Grove at 6.S5 .
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FRIDAY. MAY II, 1900.
The May term to Court begins next
Tuesday.
Joseph K. Munyan is building an ad.
dition to the rear Of his house.
One of the best cosmetics is John.
sons Velvet Cream. Try it. :
Miss Title Cook successfully passed
the third grade teachers examination
last Saturday.
Mr.. S. r. Leap who has been afflicted
with a sprained ankle has fully ecover-
ed and is about again as usual.
Poultry bought at Penn's Grove only
on Mondays. George Lawrence. :
James H. Lively, a nephew OF Mrs.
Gideon B. Hclton, has been made sup
e%rintepdent of the Philadelphia Bourse
Building.
For fine work call on Charles M. Boz
4lne painter and paper hanger.
Twenty dollars were realized for the
debt fund of the Bethel NJ. P. Church,
by Rev. E. E. Somers' lecture on his
trip at sea.
Shuster's horse and cattle powder sold
by G. V. Dolbow & Son, 4-27-3m. :
The first hatch of the season, consist
ing of SOC. 900 young shad, was made ON
the United States Fish Commission
steamer Fish Hawk, at Gloucester City
last Saturday.
The base ball ground has been filled
in, so as to make it higher and dryer.
The first game this season will be play /
ed this Saturday afternoon ut $50 With
the Y. M. q. A. Club Of Chester.
All of the latest styles Of hats and
bonnets both trimmed and untrimmed
at Mrs. r. J.. Divers Of Main st. above
Oak. Al
Bradford Leonard. formerly of Penn's
Grove, who has been an agent of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company |
at Millville, has been transferred 10
Salem, where he will move his family. |
A carrier pldgeon settled in Edw. g..
HaIris's fishing skiff in the middle of
the river on Tuesday. 1t was brought
ashore aud died on Thursday from ex-
haustioD. On its leg was a metal tag
No. II, 749.
For Hats, 60 to Dubell, the halter,
No. East Third ST., Wilmington.
Del. Largest stock and lowest prices
inIi,at city.
Wood & Son liverymen had q horse
TO die quite suddenly Wednesday even.
ing about z O'Clock. 1t appeared all
right until 5 O'Clock. 1t vomited aud
swelled up tight. Collie was found to
BIZ the cause.
At the annual meeting of The lot hold.
ers of Emmanuel Cemetery Company
on Monday the following were reelected
Trustee William e. Summerill, Vim.
cent Sparks, Frank r. Hammitt and
William A. Summefill.
The members of Bethel Church will
hold h Stra berry Festival in Odd Eel.
lows hall, on Saturday evening, May
18th. All are invited to come and help
a good cause along.
Prof. J. Harry Smith has announced
that he will not be an applicant for the
F~rinclpalship Of Penn's Grove School
for next year. Mr.. Smith has been
principal here for eleven years and has
been All able instructor.
The project of organizing a nation al
bank in Penn's Grove has been started
and stock is being solicited. Penn's
Grove needs better banking facilities
and if all business men took hold of it
we would soon have one.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
sure cure.
William Reynolds, at Yorktown,
formerly of Penn's Grove, has been
very sick with congestion of the brain
and the grippe, but is improving. His
sister Anna c. Williams, of Mobile,
Ala, whom he has not seen for 20
years, is visiting him.
1.-The Christian EDdeavOr Union of the
New Jersey N. P. Conference was held
at Bridgeton on Thursday. Miss Lizzie
Munyan, of Penn's Grove, read a paper
on 1.-THE Power Of Consecrated Useful
Lives" Miss Lottie Sparks and Miss
Kate Vanneman were also delegates.
Bricks Diamond b. Coal Is always
free from slate and dirt.
Capt. s. R. Mckay and wife, Volun.
teers of America, a split from the Sal
walton Army. pitched their tent on
Railroad Avenue. nea Broad street on
Monday and began meetings Tuesday.
They are from Philadelphia and sent
out by the First M. E. Church, Cam
den. Mrs. Mckay is a sweet singer and
plays The banjo. Mrs. Mckay will sing
in Emmanuel Church Sunday morning
and in St. Paul's Church in the evening.
Rev. Sanford M. Nichols, Phi. D., will
preach Sunday morning in st. Paul's
Church on the aims and objects Vt the
Epworth League and in the evening the
1lth anniversary program. 1.-THE Lea
CUES of the New Century" will be rem
dered.