The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-30

milliners had gone out OF business seem
to be without foundation since she ca
be found at her old stand and continue
to advertise. The carrier of such re
port probably does not read the Re
CORD.
| Oysters raw, oysters stewed. oyster
fried, oyster pies, ut the supper Satur
day April 7th in Odd Fellows Hall.
Edward s. Harris launched his nev
fishing skiff Hercules on Monday morn
ing and Miss Lille Harris christene,
it by breaking a bottle Of clear prohibi
tion water over the bow. Mr.. Harris ha
a Hercules gasoline engine In it will
which to run down the shad In the Bay
Bricks Diamond B. Coal Is Away
free from slate and dirt.
The monitors Ajax and Passaic arr
being torn to pieces at the new Dia'
mond State Iroil- Works, Wilmington
The new iron works on the south sidt
| of Christiana Creek and below thu
Third street bridge, which have beer
building for six months have begun Il
present a colossal appearance.
Use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream
for chapped hands, Is.
Rev. B. G. Lippincott, d. D. the new
pastor of Emmanuel Church preached
two able sermons last Sunday to large
audiences. and made very favorable
impressions on the people. His family
arrived Thursday afternoon and about
100 members of the charge gave them a
cordial welcome and a sumptuous sup
per.
At MAYORS Bakery may be had loaf
cake which sells for cts, also cream
bluffs which sell ut the usual price,
for 5 cts. All goods not on hand CAN
be secured at short notice.
The New York Dredging Co.. which
has been ut work in Christiana Greek
for the past Is months dredging the
stream to a depth of 81 feet completed
the work last Monday. Most of the
mud dredged out has been run through
pipes onto the meadows on each side, OF
the creek and made it almost high land
which is now very valuable for manu-
featuring sites.
The New York Clothing House Mr..
Max Ephraim proprietor, who has been
regular advertiser in the RECORD for
the past eight years, and clothed many
Jerseymen, has moved his clothing
store from BIG to 504 Market street,
Wilmington. Del. He has much larg-
eI store, which has enabled him to keep
much larger stock Of clothing aud
furnishing goods, besides he has added
a fine line of hats. See announcement
in another column.
Twenty five newly trimmed hats,
beauties, now ready, at Mrs. Tillie
Smiths Penn's Grove, cheaper than in
Philadelphia She goes to the city on
Tuesdays and does errands for her Gus
toners free OF charge.
The week Of fasting and prayer re-
commended by the Bishop of the NJ. E..
Church has been observed by extra
meetings every evening in St. Paul's
Church this week. DR.. Lippincott
preached there Monday and Wednesday
evening. 1t will be observed next week
in Emmanuel Church by meeting each
evening. Rev. B. G. Lippincott, Jr.,
son OF DR.. Lippincott, and Rev. J. b.
Lippincott, of Philadelphia, a brother,
will preach during the week.
Several members of the congregation
of Emmanuel Church were sorely dis
appointed because Rev. George T. Har
ris did not return for the third year,
after the promise of an incsease of sal
ary. Last Friday evening about sixty
called at the parsonage and had pleas
ant social time and on Tuesday even.
ing the members of the choir called and
presented Mrs. Harris with half a doz.
en- silver spoons. Mr.. Harris aud fam
lily left Thursday afternoon for his new
charge, Trinity Church, South Camden,
leaving several warm friends, after
two years successful pastorate at EN-
manuel
Spring Opening
On March 30th and 3lst Of the finest
display Of trimmed hats and bonnets
ever shown in Penn's Grove, and all
orders promptly filled at Mrs. r j
Divers on Main St., above Oak. =
Personals.
James White, of Mullica Hill, spent
Sunday at William Divers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Locke are visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. George L. Harris, in
Camden.