The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1908.
1903

PerkintOwn.
1903.
Turn over new leaf
No ice to gather yet.
Boys enjoyed skating on Saturday and
Monday.
The steamer Ulrica made her last trip
of the season last Tuesday.
Wilbur H. Sparks recently had bicy-
Gle stolen from his farther's porch one
night.
Turkeys are SO scarce that % cents
pound were paid by Pedricktown deal
or this week.
George M. Flanagan has bought the
Clayton Locuson farm of about 200 acres,
near Auburn for s., 600.
A full line OF fine perfumes, combs and
brushes at Johnson's Drug Store.
There will be more changing Of farm
tenants in Upper Penn's Neck Township
this year than ever before.
Penn's Grove Public School win re-
sumo next Monday after being closed
since the day before Christmas.
Wilbur H. Sparks has bought lot of
meadow of Samuel S. Borden along the
river bank on which to build boat
house.
Capt. George Taylor has moved from
Philadelphia to small farm near Cam
den where he has retired as a garden
farmer.
George w. Fennimore, who has posi-
ton Is motorman on the trolley cars in
Philadelphia, moved his family there on
Monday.
Penn's Grove citizens who are very
short of coal have been buying it Of Har-
vey S. Justice at Pedricktown for s.
ton in the yard.
Over . hundred knelt around the altar
of st. Paul's Church and watched the old
year out and 1903 in. A large number
attended the Watch night meeting.
: After Jan. /, 1903, DR.. Ziesel. Dentist.
will be ct his Penn's Grove Office every
Friday instead Of Thursday. !
Rev. F. Burgette Short, of Wilmington,
will deliver his humorous lecture, 1.-THE
Bright Side Of Life. in Emmanuel M.
E. Church on Thursday evening, January
18th.
The cold snap last Friday made the
first ice in the river along the shore. Ice
was SO heavy between Camden and Phil
adelphia last Saturday as to interfere with
the ferry boats.
The Directors of Penn's Grove National
Bank on Tuesday declared semi-annual
dividend Of p per cent clear of taxes,
payable January I'd. $1,000 were added
to the surplus making that $500.
George Jordan and John Culin were
head managers for John Denny in Phila-
delphia last week when he served 1000
meals to the employees of the Adams ex-
press Company at Broad street Station.
Slape & Higgins moved their butcher
stand on Thursday from TrumbulPs
building on Harmony Street into the
building on Summerills' block on Penn
Street, recently vacated by ]. K. Dolbow
The Penn,s Grove friends of Mrs =
Freeman, of Hopewell, will be pleased to
hear that she il racovar;no from : - .-;.;..,
operation rerformed : month ..o Ne
Freeman was the late nastor - p.nn,.
Grove Ront;s4 Ch,,-.h Gun
Herbert E. Dolbow renorts that be hoe
missed ahout seven baskets - vh;ta
tatoes and .abont four haskats - sues.
notatoea from h;s ,es;denca sra ~. -
CONS e. bol;ava thet h;s ho,,so 80. -. -, h.,
into and thet tha ro...,ss 80, .s -. : D,A0
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s, .ssv. :. :, =. 1'lp,lco''' ol rnilaoelpn'a
- =. s.y aD'e sermon On onafac-
-, :. 'l's "sscn-nien1 service IN Emman-
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: ''s>'' = ~ A'pl'a''coss' y ~ gave eacn
person present . pretty souvenir folding
card on which were New Year Greetings
Viii. ronr.;, n. %
h.. $500 .,,ss, 60: aessss =, :. =, a. NJ
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wsfu munyan; vice Councillor, Chas. N,
Hillman; Asst Recording Secretary. Ar.
thur Smith: Warden. Fyant F;nastora.
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