The Penn's Grove record., 1903-02-27
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1908.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1908.
SALES
MARCH 3-Sallie Murphy's Boarding House
Furniture. Jas. d. TOrton, agt.
Town meeting March 10th.
Another thaw makes muddy roads.
Good help on the farm is scarce for
both in doors and out.
VIM. A. Sack is suffering with a 9
in the corner of-his mouth.
Charles E. Barber has his new double
house on Pitman Street inclosed.
The Bank was closed on Monday as a
legal holiday for Washington's birthday.
The fishermen are busy getting their
nets and boats ready for the coming shad.
Robert. F. Walker has moved his fam
lily to Camden, where he has employ
ment.
The price of coal in Penn's Grove has
dropped to $5.25 for pea and So for
larger sizes.
Rev. George Powell, of Gloucester City
will preach in st. Paul's Church Sunday
morning and evening.
For Coughs and Colds try Johnson's
Compound Syrup of White Pine.
Mn. Lydia Peters, of Philadelphia, is
assisting her aunts, Misses Maria and
Emma Pedrick who are sick.
Rev. B. G.. Lippincott, Jr., will give a
lecture on his trip abroad, also sing in
Emmanuel Church on Tuesday, March
10th.
Robinson F. Willis has dropped the
Company to the firm name as he has
owned the business since last August
himself.
Contractor H. S. Titus staked out the
ground for i. w. Layton's and Wm. F.
Yeager's new building at the corner of
Main and Penn SITS. ON Wednesday.
Several workmen who were laid off the
first of the winter at the powder works
have been taken on. About twenty-five
will quit to fish. allowing others to be
take N on.
Amos G.. Justice returned home on
Tuesday from Cooper Hospital Camden,
where he had a cancerous growth eight
inches long cut from his right arm He
had it cut out twice before.
Mayor and Mrs. ]. D. Torton, John
NJ. Bevis, Thomas E. Hunt, George Jor-
dan and John VanCulin accompanied
the remains Of Mrs. Vim. G. Meyer to
Neyesink this Friday morning.
As VIM. ]. Bryan and the money
question are politically dead there can
be no harm come from reading in anoth-
or column what he said in Wilmington,
except to those who fear ghosts.
Thomas E. Hunt has decided to close
shirt factory as soon as his present supply
of goods is worked up and to sell the en-
CINE and sewing machines because enough
competent operators cannot be had in
PENIS Grove.
Mr.. w. A. L. Ostrander, government
inspector OF alcohol at Carney Point Pow
der Works, was able to 60 to the works
on Monday, after two months %conine-
ment with the grippe at French's Hotel.
His wife has also been very sick.
Snelbaker Bros, the tombstone and
monument builders. at Woodbury. and
Woodstown IN busy and to avoid the
coming rush for Decoration Day, drop
them q postal and let them call on you at
your home with beautiful designs.
The annual statement of the Borough
receipts and expenditures is published in
another column for the taxpayer inspec-
ton. Amy taxpayer not a subscriber Of
the Record can get a copy free at the Rec
ord Office if our extra edition this week
fails to reach him.
Harvey s. Justice, Of P~edricktown, was
in Penn's Grove Wednesday and stated
that P~edricktown citizens are considering
the proposition of lighting that town by
electricity by having q dynamo run by
his engine at his mill. He thinks it
would not cost over $500 or 5000 to
have . plant put in PENIS Grove and
have q wire run from Pedricktown to
Penn's Grove to light the town.
Moving has begun. Sedgwick r. Shoe
maker has moved to Gloucester county to
help his son John B. Shoemaker farm.
Robert Morgan moved bis family from
the Cove to P~ennsville on Wednesday.
Daniel w. Jsquette has moved onto VIM.
Morris's farm in Warrington above
Courses Landing occupied by the late Lott
Dickinson. Walter Allen succeeds Mr..
Jaquette on Maria Hewitt's farm in
E~agletown.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in Emmanuel Church
next Sunday morning, March LIST. The
pastor win be pleased to see all the mem
bers present. In the evening will be held
the last missionary service for the Con-
ference year. Miss Clara Layton, Miss
Abigail L. Kidd, Miss Idle Edwards,
Mn. N. Fish and Mrs. ]. E. Townsend
will take part. J.. P. Hayes will have a
map of the Congo Mission grounds. All
are invited.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1889
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be ct his Penn'e Grove Office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work, filing,
e~xtracting and artificial dentures. Ap.
pointments by mail or otherwise. :
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to holders Of
season tickets for course Of entertainments
by ST. Paul,s n. E. Church Choir, that
e-ntertainuent for Saturday evening, Feb.
18th, has been postponed. Further no.