The Penn's Grove record., 1901-12-13
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1901.

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Revival meetings will begin in St.
Paul's NJ. Z. Church on Sunday, Dec. 30.
Viola Council Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. will at
tend the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
The Albert Pedrick farms at Oldmans
station will be sold mex Tuesday after
noon in PENIS Grove.
Tickets for Great Mock Trial for sale at
Robbins's and Johnson's drug stores, n
st. Paul's Sunday School, strongly as
sisted by the choir, will render the Can
tata King Winter or Christmas eve.
F-qs are scarce and worth so cents a
do But remember that the egg plants
are bearing at this time of year.
A hack load OF Penn's Grove folks at
tended the revival nov in progress in
Haines Neck Church on !" even
ing.
For strictly fresh country eggs call on
J.. U. Layton. 2t.
Emmanuel Sunday School will hold
their Christmas eve. An exercise enti-
tied 'Merry Christmas to All will be rem
dered.
CONSERVATION was created among the
powder workmen on pay day last week
by attachments against wages on account
OF unpaid bills. ,&
Rev. DIR. B. G. Lippincott preached an
able sermon to the G. A. X. last Sunday
morning, which wa pronounced the best
ever delivered to the Acton Post.
Harry G. Justice has bought a building
lot of VIM. A. Sack on South Broad
Street, on which he contemplates build
ing a double house next summer.
H. Hat 49, 10 n,Ln1l tl,a hnt}nr No
2 East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices i'll that city. \
The Pastor of st. Paul's NJ. Z. Church
will preach to Viola Council Jr, o. U. A.
NJ, on Sunday evening on "What Makes
Columbia Great" Special patriotic mu-
sic,
Samuel NJ. Justice killed the best pen
of hogs in Upper Penns Neck on Tuesday,
The seven weighed 34,3 347, 3S5, $50,
All, 443, AS, total 2760 pounds, average
394.2 rs.
Rev. DIR. Lippincott's subject in En-
manuel Church Sunday morning will be
''The rented VEIL" evening subject, ''The
danger which befell one who looking
backwards.
Rev. Ezra f. Somers' subject in the
Bethel NJ. p. Church Sunday morning
will be abraham, his call and what it
means to u.s. evening, Gods dealings
with Israel"
Work is slack on the navy line at the
powder works and most OF the workmen
on that line have been put in the yard.
An a~rtesian well is being driven to fur
! nish a larger supply of water.
Eli Bliss who recently got a back pen
SION, has bought OF James kiger about Is
acres of land nth a house for $3.50, adj
joining the Y e Stanley farm on the
Haines Neck Warrington, near
Hawks Bird
The John Mourv 81 acres, about
% acres being arabic lanu, was sold at
Sheriff sale last Saturday to Isabella Il.
Harris, of Salem, the mortgage holder for
5000. Her claim was Sll00 with several
years interest.
Last Monday the steamer Major Rey-
bold began making three trips a week.
She leaves PENIS Grove on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at $50 a. m. tor
Philadelphia. Returning leaves Phil
adelphia at noon on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist Of 1859
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Thurs
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise. \
At the sheriff sale of the late James
Flanagan property in Eagletown on Nov.
30th, George w. Hewitt, Esq, the mort
gage holder bought the 10 acre lot of BUSH
land fronting his farm for S149. Daniel
W. Jaquette bought the 6.29 acre tract
fronting the Maria Hewitt farm for $3.50.
better Christmas present can be
Q a to an absent friend than a years
) scription to the PENIS Grove RECORD.
l will be a weekly reminder of your
Kindness. st.
An enjoyable time was had at Va cake
and pie social in the Bethel NJ. 7. y hrch
Thursday evening. REGULATIONS were CIV
en- by Marion Munyan, Lena Jones, $.
A. Harker; readings by Reba Shourds,
Mabel Elkinton and j. +. Ruark. The
Mandolin Club furnished music. 260
tickets were sold.
Fun by the bushel and laughter by the
yard at mock trial. See bottom OF this
column. y
The Marshfield (Mo.) Chronicle, OF
g 9Th says: CDR. Edgar Thompson,
Having passed a highly credltable eXaml-
nation for promotion, was last week pro-
NOTED by appointment of President Roos-
evelt, t. past assistant surgeon, U. S. Ma
Wy, He has just been assigned to Charles
ton, S. G.. to take charge OF the exhibit OF
the Medical Department OF the Navy, at
the Charleston Exposition" DR.. Thomp-
son is the son of Winfield S, Thompson.
With white potatoes at 81 a bushel and
apples S. to So a barrel city folks think
farmers will wear diamonds this year,
but there is not one farmer in a hundred
who has an apple for his own use and
half the farmers have to buy late white
potatoes or go without. In speaking of
the price of potatoes, one OF the strange
things is that the high price OF white po-
tatoes has little effect on the price of
sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes are worth
only 50 a barrel which is 81 cents a bush
ell.
81 was chosen out of four applicants, be-
ing given the preference because / was a
Cooley graduate writes Chas, Truitt.
Get a free catalogue of Goldey College,
Wilmington. See adv. this paper.