The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-05

D APRIL 5, 1901.

barrel.
New spring posts are being driven at
the end OF the wharf.
Harry S. Barber has had the upper
side OF his wharf stoned up.
Sunday will be Easter, the 1S72d an
niyersary OF the resurrection OF Christ.
4 fine lot OF Easter bonnets and hats,
ribbons and flowers at Mrs. X. J. Diver's.*
Jos. d. Whitaker is having a concrete
pavement laid in front of his residence.
A district Epworth League convention
will be held in Emmanuel Church on
May 21st.
This Saturday afternoon, the 9th, the
first sale OF PENIS Grove Bank stock will
take place.
The rain on Tuesday night put out the
forest fire, near Mays Landing which had
burned over several acres.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at l5c.
Our live Board of Health publishes a
notice in another column, by the obser-
vance of which, the public health will be
promoted.
Elmer Shoemaker has heightened his
carpenter shop IL feet and put in a e.
horse power boiler and engine to do fine
scroll work.
Jos. w. Simkins has bought the store
and premises of Hudson S. Titus, corner
of Franklin and Harmony Street, and
will take charge this Saturday.
j. X. Duffy, the messenger, leaves on
the 7.45 train hereafter, instead of 10, 20.
Commencing Monday, April LIST. \
Drying house No. &C, at the Powder
Mills burned down on Tuesday morning.
The contents of about 40 thousand pounds
of powder and a car was burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dagger, who
have been living on a small farm for five
years near Oakland station, in Alloway
township, have moved back to their
house on Harmony street,
Marshall Wainwright who has been
agent for the Metropolital Insurance
Company for nearly three years has gone
to Philadelphia to help his father Jacob
Wainwright, who has poor health.
Easter services will be observed in the
Bethel NJ. P, Church. In the morning
Rev. Samuel A. Harker will preach on
the Immortality of the Soul. A special
service OF recitations and song will be
given in the evening.
J~ohnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds. \
Nicholas Nanzandt a veteran who has
suffered for years from a wound in the
leg, and has been confined to his house
for the past five months, died Monday
evening and was buried in Emmanuel
Church yard ON Thursday.
a petition signed by citizens of PENIS
Grove asking for the removal of the buoys
from the channel opposite PENIS Grove
during the fishing season was sent to
Congressman L~oudenslager by Assembly
man Blohm. The light house attending
steamer moved them on Tuesday.
You will find now a full stock Of ready
trimmed hats and trimmings ready for
order goods, which a skilled milliner will
arrange in the latest styles at Mrs. Title
Smiths, 221 Main Stteet, PENIS Groves
The RECORD has been asked ''what has
become of PENIS Grove Water Works?''
Engineer J. II. Young, of Philadelphia,
was in town on Wednesday and stated
that work Of laying the pipes and digging
the well will begin about June LIST, when
the ground is not so full of water.
''The deeper meaning OF Easter will
be the subject of Rev. w. G. Meyer in
st. Paul's Church Sunday morning.
Special music by the choir, In the even
ing there VIII be a service of song and
Rotations followed by a short sermon
on "a message from the Empty Tomb"
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No.
2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. \
Gordon Heights Park on the Delaware
opposite PENIS Grove which has been
closed for several seasons may be opened
and operated the coming summer. 1t is
expected that arrangements will be made
to build a bridge above the tracks of the
F., w. & B. railroad and to run cars di-
rect to the park,
Howard Hewitt, who was elected Con-
stable at the recent town meeting and
was lawed ont by the Mayor, Council
and Borough Solicitor, has taken the
oath OF office before Loren p. Plummer,
Surrogate, on the advice of NJ. II. STRAIT
ton and Jon. w. Acton, and he signed
his bond before Geo. w, Hewitt, Glenn
ent B. tanning and Jos. G. French being
his bondsmen.
The following is the list OF letters re-
naming on hand in the PENIS Grove
Post Office for the month ending March
3lst; Miss Anna S. FIFTY, Miss Lottie
Stanley, (4) Jno. F. Donald, Mrs. VIM.
NJ. Davis, VIM, Oliphant, Miss E. Lare-
son, Lewis Matson, John Denerter, Freid-
erick Jones, Messrs. Conard and Jones,
Mrs. Row South, X. L. Shultz, Warren
b. Thompson, John Risner, Reimer
HENDRICKS, Elwood Whitesell, Henry j.
Walmsley, Neal Curry, c. H.. steelman.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
J. d. WHITAKER, p. NJ.
BELLMAN, record, 2.14}, colts, $4,000.
KING WEDGE, trial 2.26, colts, 5000 {.
PRIME KEIFFER PEAR, JAPAN PLUM, and
JERSEY apple trees, SIS per 100. All 9TH
er FRUIT and SHADES at lowest prices. Is
a p. Rock EGGS. so cents. Sendf for Hedge
field illustrated catalogue, giving history
and results, by CLARK PETIT, P. o.
Salem, N. j. 3-224t
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