The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08
Ida A s, 1908.


public schools this week.
The heavy winds have damaged the to-
mato plants set out during the warm days
last week.
Ice Cold Soda Water at Johnson's Drug
Store. =
Robt. D. Hughes has made contracts
with farmers to furnish canning tomatoes
for 81 a ton.
The annual meeting of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders will be held next
Wednesday.
The cottages along shore are filling up
with residents, especially Saturday nights
and Sundays.
Mrs. Maria Dugan, who has been sick
with typhoid pneumonia for two months
is able to be out doors again.
Mrs. ]. Ford Thompson has an eggs
ordinary hen. She always lays double
yolk eggs and has laid eggs with three
yolks.
The steamer Major Reybold continues
to stop at PENIS Grove, as Capt. Doyle
considered it best to pay the 500 advanc-
ed wharfage.
George w. Fennimore, who moved to
Philadelphia last fall to be a motorman
on the trolley, has moved his family back
to Penn's Grove.
WANTED, strawberry pickers. CHAs
L. SMITH. tt.
Rev. E. E. Somers will spend Sunday
at Pitman where he will preach. Samuel
A. Harker will have charge of the Sun
day service in the Bethel MI. Church
Stiles & Freas, who have conducted a
dry goods store in Salem for the past
twenty years have dissolved the firm by
mutual consent and will close out their
$25, 900 worth of stock.
Joseph Whelan, formerly of Upper
PENIS Neck, has leased the Plummer
grain storehouse at the Penn's Neck
bridge, Salem, and will conduct a pickle
factory IN the Dulldlng.
The steamer Major Reybold did not
stop at PENIS Grove last Friday morning
on her way up, as rumoured that she
would not, but it was because she got
fast on Salem flats and passed up the
western channel at l p. m.
The lecture on the Vatican which was
to be given in st. James r. G. Church,
PENIS Grove, Saturday evening, May 9,
has been postponed until next Thursday
night, May 14th, owing to the death of
the father of Rev. j. F. Morrison. Ad-
mission only 25c.
Look BEST, LAST BEST, R BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del. \
Rev. J.H. Boyd will preach Sunday
morning in Emmanuel Church an object
sermon to children on "Apples of goldin
pictures of silver" Regular sermon
will be on 'The benediction Of perfect
work" Revival service at 7.30, subject,
s'Satan after wheat"
William Diver has sold his store prop
erty at Union Corner to James Sweeten
Of Pedricktown. H. S. French will re-
linquish the store business about August
LIST when James Sweeten, Jr., will take
charge. Mr.. French will return to his
former business as travelling salesman.
G. v. Dolbow, Vincent Sparks, w. A..
Smnmerill and George w. Davis have
been elected trustees Of Emmanuel Gem
etery. The former officials have been re-
elected. w. P. Denny, President; S. M.
Justice, Vice President; w. A. Summer
i'll Secretary and Treasurer; G.. V. Dolbow
Superintendent.
James Weldon and Harry Shillings, the
New Castle fishermen who were arrested
for fishing on Sunday, April 26th, had
their boat and net released last Monday,
by Fish Warden Thomas J. Torton, after
the payment Of $50 and cost. The case
was settled at those terms by direction of
the President of the State Fish Commits.
sion.
The Township Committee of Upper
Penns Neck have appointed Josiah Sum
merrill to be Township Collector for one
year to fill the vacancy caused by BENZ
w. Cheesman refusing to accept ar cleo
ton. John Bishop, Jr. has been appoint
ed constable to fill the vacancy caused by
Albertus Zane's refusal to accept an cleo
ton.
For Hats, 60 to DubeIl, the halter, No
2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larg
est stock and lowest prices in that city.
For the past twenty-five years excur
sions to the seashore by railroad hav,
been made under the management o
Church societies and lodges. interested
members were appointed upon commit
tees who made special efforts to Undue
persons to go because Of the profits de
rived. The Pennsylvania Railroad ha
given notice that it will not allow an,
excursions to be run with a profit to out
side parties. This will cut off a great sourc
Vi iuOOtuC many iouSCp dAO CAuICn %
cieties. The railroad company will ru
excursion trains at intervals on it's diffel
ent branches. Heretofore many went o
the excursions conducted by churche
and lodges because of the social abilit
among the members and the profit to /
derived by their society. That ~incentiy
gone, the excursions run by the railroad
will not be so large.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 16;
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, wi
be at his PENIS Grove Office, Delawa
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fl
day. Crown and bridge work, film
extracting and artificial dentures. A
pointments by mail or otherwise.