The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-12

Evangelist Conduct
ing = series Of revival meetings in tho
Marion Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bridgeton City Council has emphatic.
ally ssequelched'' All ordinance proyid-
Ing Tor the creation OF an Excise Board
By refusing TO admit the ordinance for
confederation.
Eighty window glass blowers have
loft Bridgeton for other places where
they have secured work at their TRADE.
Altogether about 200 Or 900 window
elass vorkmen have left that city since
September. The three large window
glass factories will remain idle this fire.
The Brideeton City Council has
adopted : resolution requesting the
Cumhsrland county members Of the
Legislature to have III act passed per-
hitting Dridgeton to Tx tho salary Of
the Mayor vi sum not to exceed $1,000.
The charter Of the city At present fixes
the salary q $500.
Tho annual meeting Of the cOugrega-
tion Of the Kemble Memorial Method
ist Episcopal Church, Of. Woodbury.,
wa held on Monday night, and these
trustees elected: Charles r. Abbott,
John w. Kelly, Jr., and W. n. Borden.
Dr.. 81. B. Diyerty was elected Treasure
er.
The following hank elections were
held Tuesday: First. National Bank Of
Woodbury-Dlrectors, John n. Brad.
way, Charles G. Jessup, George G.
Green. George W. Dickensheets, Mil
lard F. Dubois, William P. Haines,
Charles Parker, William n. Colson and
William Collins. The Board subse-
Quently organized By electing G. g.
Jessup President; ]. Foster Graham.
Cashier, and John s. Jessup, Solicitor.
The "OId Maids Convention" :
cantata that has amused thousands Of
Gloucester County people, in the differ
emit towns III which it has been produce
ed has netted : MulIica Hill church
500.
Tires water back explosions have
happened In Bridgeton in the past three
weeks, two deaths resulting from the
accidents.
The tWenty-seyenth annual meeting
Of the New jersey State Board Of Ag.
riculture will be held at The State
House. In Trenton. Supreme Court
Room. Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, January II, IS and 70, 1900.
The John Rambo farm. Of 400 acres,
adjoining the Repaupo Chemical Com
pany works 1t Gibbstown. has been
purchased BY the company, 1t \ price
said 70 be $4,000. The powder COM
pany has been endeayoring 10 get this
tract for some time. This now gives
the company two miles frontage IN the
Delaware. and the capacity Of the works
will be increased.
The annual meeting Of the Pauls-
boro and Billingsport Land and I'm
provement Company was held In Wood
bury Monday and TIN following officers
elected: President. II. 9. Loudenslag
or; Secretary. w. J. Adamson; Treas
urer, H. $. Talmsn; directors. W. y.
Gill, J. ]. Summerilt, E. q. Miller. g.
G. LAWS, ". J. Adalnson and II. G.
L0udenslaRer.
Swedes6oro Grange, Patrons Of Hns-
bandry, has elected the following off
GERS: Master, Isaac McIlvaiD; Overseer,
Samuel Black Lecturer, Albert Herr
tage; Steward, g. H. Helms; Assistant
Steward, Joseph NJ. Sithens; Chaplain.
N. H. Warrington; Treasurer, David
I. Brown; Secretary, Emma e. War
rington; Gatekeeper, W. NJ. Shock;
Pomona, s. T. Kiile; Flora, Ella H.
Brown; Ceres, Kate A. Steward.
Pomona Grange. Patrons Of Hus-
baHdry, OF Mullics Hill, has elected
these officers: Master, Howard q. Hen
erickson; overseer. Walton H. Chew;
lecturer. Csddie j. Gill; steward, John
Tonkin; assistant steward, Frank Kir-
by; chaplain, Isaac Derrickson; treas.
uIer, William Fl. Borden; secretary,
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