The Penn's Grove record., 1903-04-17

Who plants a tree"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Keen, Jr., are
happy over the arrival of a daughter.
S. r. Leap is able to be in the store
again after being confined to his room
with neuralgia.
Mr.. and MH Rem Clayton, formerly OF
PENIS Grove, have taken charge of a
large hotel at Wellsville, N. Y.
The Bethel Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a millinery social in Turner's
Hall this Saturday evening, 18th. y
An Easter Lily bloomed at Mark G.
Dolbow's last Sunday morning, in the
shape of a daughter. Congratulations
Mark.
The quarterly meeting of the Salem
County Board of Agriculture will be held
in the hall Wo~odstown, Wednesday after
noon, April ~.
Pastor E. E. Somers will preach in
Bethel M. P. Church Sunday morning on
"Divine Care" followed by celebrating
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. In
the evening he will preach on Choosing
Companions.
A very interesting lecture will be given
in st. James R. G. Church on Saturday
evening, May 9, 1908, by the Rev. J. F.
Morrison. Subject, 'The Vatican" \
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Paups
Church will hold a Carnival of Butterflies
in June. The Carnival will open on
Tuesday evening, June %, and continue
until Saturday evening. Many odd
features will be introduced.
Rev. William G.. Meyer will preach in
st. Paul's M. E. Church on Sunday at
1890, on "a Reasonable Ground for Con-
fdence, /" and at 7.30 the first of a series
of sermons on Modern Sins, subject,
"Sins of the Tongue" Good music.
Hearty welcome.
For Coughs and Colds try Johnson's
Compound Syrup OF White Pine.
The Easter services IN st. Paul's Church
on Sunday were very beautiful and help
full. The Church was handsomely de-
corated with palms and lilies and other
flowers. The music rendered by the
Choir was excellent. The pastor preach
ed appropriate ermo at both services.
The pocket book John M. Bevis lost
the first week In January, which contain
ed valuable papers, two SIS bills and
some change was found last Sunday on
the shore near Elkinton's stone front by
Capt. ]. T. Munyan. The money was
gone but the papers were in it badly
soaked with water.
For Hats, 60 to Qubell. the halter, No.
2 East Third St Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices IN that city. y
Rev. J.. H. Boyd's object sermon to
children in Emmanuel Church Sunday
morning at 1890 will be on 'The life
that will stand" The regular sermon
will be on s'The heart in, but body out
Christianity" Epworth League service
at Z p. m. Topic, "The four red flags"
w. A. Summerill leader. Regular SER
mon at 7.30 on 'eThe man, all sold out"
Daniel P. Leonard arrived home last
Saturday from the South where he has
been soliciting fish in North Carolina,
Virginia and Maryland. He reports that
the shad fishing season has been poor
on all rivers south of the Delaware. The
shad are scarcer than in former years,
consequently the prices are higher. The
early truck is fine in North Carolina and
Virginia. White potatoes are six inches
high and peas are in bloom. The South
erners are putting in more tomatoes than
ever. He saw twenty-six new canning
factories.
The almost continual rain storm from
last Saturday night until Wednesday
night, undoubtedly damaged white pota-
toes and seeds that had been planted.
Farm work was put to a standstiil and
the season set back, Notwithstanding the
warm weather in March. The all-dxy
down pour of rain on Tuesday was the
heaviest any M remembers. The heavy
northeast winds made high tides and
lashed the water into such a fury as caus-
ed considerable damage to river fronts
and meadow banks. Two bad breaches
were made in the bank of Henby Creek
meadow. The meadows were flooded
with back water.
A large Phila. piano house wants sew
eral representatives in every town to send
names of intended piano buyers. A very
liberal commission will be paid. For full
particulars address Box 81, Camden, N.
J. ct. \
List OF letters remaining In the PENIS
Grove Post Office uncalled for April 10th:
Howard Brennan, VIM. Brown, Charles
E. c., Reimer Heinricks, Alice Hustled,
Mr.. Handy, Geo. Lawrence, John S.
Merrill Bro, Miss Anna Nicholson, Jonas
G. Rain, John Risner, David L. Phone,
X. L. Shultz, Sara J.. Sparks, MINUS
Wheatlery, Anthony Wishart. Persons
calling for the above will please say ad-
vertised. j. D. Whitaker, P. NJ.
NOTE OF THANKS.
I wish to publicly thank all my friends
and neighbors for their kind assistance
at the funeral of my husband.
JANE MEGILL.
Personals.
Miss Rillie Jess spent Easter in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Bessie Diver spent Sunday in Sa
lem visiting.
James E. Smalley, of Philadelphia
was in Penn's Grove on Monday.
SENECA Fraley, of Philadelphia, spen
Friday and Saturday with his brother
Oscar Fraley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Munyan ant