The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-12

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woodbury. at ll.45 A. n. Closes for all points
A1P. =. Nails arrive at IFS and $50 A. M.
H.S0. as and 7.O p. n.
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1908.
Horace Brewer will sell his livery stock
next Saturday at ! O'Clock.
Wilmington shoppers should read Ri
ley's advertisement this week.
The cherry crop will be short this year
because Of the May freeze and the birds.
Many trees which were full of bloom
have not q cherry on.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John
sons drug store.
Messrs. Chas. English, Samuel Ward,
Edward H. Green and David Simpkins
attended the State Encampment OF the
G. A. r. at Atlantic City on Thursday
aud Friday.
Walter Ball. Of Philadelphia, ]. U.
Layton's paper hanger, has moved into
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson's house adjoining
the drug store, recently vacated by d. v.
Summerill. Jr.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos. 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del. =
Wm. Harlow Rogers, class of 'O5 Dick
inson College, Carlisle, Pa, has been
made an assistant manager of the Dickin-
~sonian, the college paper. Harlow is one
of the brightest boys in that college.
Mrs. Christiana S. Wright has had a
very handsome granite monument erect
ed over the gave Of her husband Henry
Mason Wright in Emmanuel Cemetery.
1t is q sample of Snelbaker's fine work.
For Hats, 60 to DuDell. the halter, No.
2 East Third ST., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city.*
There was not standing room in the
Bethel Church for the people Tuesday
evening who vent to hear the concert
given by the Epworth Choir of Whining
ton. About $50 was cleared for the
church.
The drought of seven weeks was finally
broken by several hours steady rain last
Saturday night and q heavier rain on Sun
day night which wet the earth to a depth
OF six inches. Light showers also fell on
Sunday and Monday.
Children's Day will be observed in
Emmanuel Church on Sunday. In the
morning Pastor Boyd's sermon to chill
dren will be on Stealing a march on the
worm, or the Oak in the Acorn" In
the evening special program entitled
Crowns of Blossoms" will be given by |
the Sunday School and Choir. Infant
Baptism preceding the morning sermon.
Having re-opened my butcher shop in
odd Fellows Hall with q fresh stock of 1
meats and vegetables / wish the trade of |
al old customers as well as new ones.
tt. N. s. WooD.
Mr.. VIM. Smith Morrison, chief Engi-
for E. /. du Pont de Nemours Co., |
has decided to make PENIS Grove his !
home on account Of its nearness to the
Carney Point Works where he expects |
to spend most Of his tine. Mr.. Morrison |
10 q present in West Virginia locating a
new plant for the company. He expects
to return in two or three weeks.
Wooed, Won and Welded. by Rev. J. |
Ward Gamble, Phi. D.. the last of the
Star Course Entertainments will be given |
in st. Panl's Church Thursday Evening
June 18th ct 8 O'Clock. Seats will be re-
served for holders of season tickets but |
no seat we'll be allotted in advance. Ad- |
mission l5c, two admissions 25c. II
Mn. Sarah T. Naylor widow OF the late
Capt. VIM. Naylor and stepmother to
Capt. Thomas Naylor died at the Home
for incurxbles, Philadelphia, on Monday
morning, aged IS years. Her remains |
were brought to Penn's Grove on We'd. |
nesday morning and buried in Emman-
nel Church yard beside that of her hus-
bands VIM. Naylor and VIM. Broadway. |
Her first husband was named Parson. |
Graduating exercises were held at Col
dey College last week, Judge George GRAY |
presided. The College will be open ali
summer.
Sunday will be observed as Children's
Day in st. Pauls M. E. Church. At 1890 |
the pastor will preach on 1.-THE Grandeur
Of Childhood preceded by an Infant
Baptism. At 7.45 q service entitled
1.-THE Rainbow Service will be
rendered by the Choir and Sunday School.
This will be one of the prettieet children's
service ever given in PENIS Grove. The
decorations will be made in the z colors
OF the rainbow.
The button fad has struck our town.
and h butterfly button is everywhere in
evidence. The Butterfly Carnival will
open in Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening, June 23d. The Butterfly Enter
tainment viii be held Thursday evening,
q, and the Butterfly Supper Saturday
afternoon and evening, 9Th. A Butter
fly Cook Book compiled by Miss Rena b.
Leap and Mrs. Hannah Ashcraft will be
for sale. \
AOroes the River.
Judge George Gray, in the U. s. Circuit
Court has dismissed the application of
Wolf 4 Co., Of Germany, for a permanent
order 70 restrain the E. ]. Dupont Powder
Company from manufacturing smokeIess
powder by the process it NOW uses. Judge
Gray declared that the German process
voe need for other b than mann.