The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-20
Rev. Jos. B. Turpin died in the Meth


on Tuesday. and u buried ut Penbel
ton on Friday. He was pastor at En-
manuel Church in 1860-82 and at Sharp
town in 1867.
Rev. DR.. B. G. I4ippincott will preac
III Emmanuel Church Sunday mOrniD
from the theme ratification light, com
pared with the fnture;'' evening, 9TH
Resurrection OF the Body" DR.. Lippir
colt will preach in Wright School Hous
Sunday afternoon.
Use Johnson's Witch Haze lCreau
for chapped hands, Is.
Editor Gwynne, Of Salem, has put il
a mergentha!er linotype machine will
which new type is set and made TO
each issue of the paper. Some Of th'
Sunbeam was printed from the linotyp'
last week and soon the old Sunbeam
will shine with more effulgent rays il
a new dress each week.
Presiding Elder, George L. Dobbins
held the First Quarterly Conference. al
Emmanuel Church on Tuesday after
noou and at st. paul's Church Tuesday
| evening. This is q month earlier than
usual because he is a delegate to the
General Conference of the Methods,
Episcopal Church to be held in Chicago
during the month Of May and he will
leave for there on April Both.
Bicycle repairing of all kinds, braz.
ing, enameling and vulcanizing 0 ftires;
also sewing machines and other ma.
chinery repaired by Lewis w. Holmes,
practical machinist, back OF Sweeten's
store, PENIS Grove. :
Martin Olsen, a Norwegian, aged
about 40, who has been fishing for
George d. Shannon for three springs
and expected to fish for him this spring,
dropped dead at the barn pump at Mr..
Shannon's residence on Monday after
noon between / and 2 O'Clock. AS he
had no relatives nearer than the far
West Mr.. Shannon had him buried in
Riverview Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Call at MAYORS Bakery for their set.
cocoanut pies. They are just the thing for
the lunch box, also don't fail to try their
cream puffs and at the same place may
be had wheat graham and rye bread.
A large assortment of confectionery
is displayed. =
Howard b. Green and Miss Mary T..
Wolverton, who were married in the
Presbyterian Church, at Swathmore,
Pa, on Wednesday, arrived in Penn's-
Grove on Thursday at 1890 and were
given a reception by his parents. MI.
and Mrs. Edward Green. at which
were several invited relatives and
friends. Their trunk which arrived on
a later train. was decorated with some
telling notices, paper ribbon and apair
of small shoes.
The offer of the Farm Journal and
Record may be Withdrawn at any time
soon. If.
Personals.
Miss Lettie Myers is visiting in
Bridgeton.
Miss Bessie Diver spent Easter with
friends in Salem.
Misses Olive and Sallie Harker spent
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Charles Applin, of Camden, was in
town on Monday calling on relatives.
Miss Abbie L. Kidd, a teacher in
Clayton schools. spent Saturday sRt
her home.
William Cline, Jr., and family spent
Easter with his uncle, Howard Carr, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, the evangelist
has been spending the week with Mary
G. Vanneman.
Mrs. Jonathan Turner, OF Salem, is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Jacoby.
Samuel A. HaIker after spending a
week at home, returned to Maryland
College, Westminster. Nd, on Wed.
nesday.
Miss Hannah Thompson, ateacher in
Asbury Parks Schools is spending ten
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ford Thompson.
James Griffith, OF Worcester, Eng.
land is visiting his sister the wife Of
Rev. George T. Harris, in Camden.
former pastor at Emmanuel Church.
Mrs. Charles Tilton, nee Bessie john
son, of Scranton, Pa, arrived at her
mothers on Tuesday for a visit, the
first since her marriage last Thanks
giving.