The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-30
FRIDAY. JANUARY 80. 1903.
Ground hog day next Monday.

Ground hog day next Monday.
R. F. Willis was an over-Sunday visi
tor at New Egypt.
Matthew L. Kidd had a horse to be Sc
paralyzed that he had to kill it.
bovefeast will be held in Emmanue
Church Sunday morning at 1890
Mrs. w. G. Meyer who has been very
sick with gastritis is much better.
John Summerill has been confined te
his bed with rheumatism this week.
There are several cases Of mumps
among the children at Wright's school.
The revival services in the Bethel
Church closed on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary L. Barnart was an over.
Sunday visitor at the Cove with her
mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Diverty, of Dennisville,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. B. G. Lip
pincott.
Mrs. o. S. Mcqueen. Of New York
City. is spending the week with her par
ents Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Lippincott, D.
ID.
The Railroad Company has had the old
primeyal trees along their river front cut
down. Trees will be more appreciated
next summer in the hot sun.
Presiding Elder Geo. L. Dobbins will
hold the fourth quarterly conference next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, in EN-
manuel Church, and at 100 in st. Paul's
Church
The PENIS Grove Board of Education
put in 200 pounds of coal andin two days
1t was gone. The new steam heater could
not have eaten it, or more heat would
have been thrown out.
For Coughs and Colds try Johnson's
Compound Syrup of White Pine. <
Eli Zane has moved onto DIR. David
Wiley's farm above PENIS Grove, occu-
pied by the late James D. Sparks. Arch
er Dolbow followed Mr.. Zane on H. M.
Rumsey's farm at Hawks Bridge.
Notwithstanding many think tine
street lamps "no good" much complaint
was made when they were not lighted
FOR .iolr nights because lamplighter J. S.
Yourison was sick with the grippe.
Last Saturdays snow of two inches
made sleighing for two days. The warm
er temperature on Tuesday and Wednes-
day made the now disappear and made
a dense fog on the river, and mud in the
roads.
The farm of 974 acres at Perkintown
sold by Sheriff Johnson last Saturday on
the suit of Sarah B. Boon and Maria J.
Shape, mortgages against Maurice B.
Dolbow, was bought by Clark Harbeson
for $1,000.
Perhaps the most novel occurrence in
family history in PENIS Grove is at AL
bemarle Megill's on Penn St., where four
generations reside under one roof, all of
whom are females, descendants in direct
line. Esther Gravenstine is "A years of
age; her daughter Anna Megill is so, her
grand daughter Emma McCauley is rs and
her great grand daughter Anna McCauley
is aged 8.
Glass Social.
Class No. 7, of Emmanuel NJ. E. Sun
day School and a number of other guests
were entertained by their teacher, Geo.
w. Davis at the Cove last Tuesday even
ing. About twenty-five were ~presentand
listened to the photograph, Crescent
Mandolin Club, cornet solos, vocal selec-
lions, and INDUCED in various games I'M
til called to the dining room by our con-
genial host and hostess where abundant |
refreshments greeted the eyes of the 1
guests, to which all did ample justice, af-
ter which they all departed Il their sew
eral homes.
The record of "Class "a is well worth
the mention of a few facts. Since Mr..
Davis election to the class, 4 years ago,
the class has been growing until at pres
ent it numbers 10 young men. 1t has
won a high and esteemed position in the
Sunday School, and is known as the
"Banner Class" With the enthusiastic
leader, the class has possessed the hand
some banner, because of its liberality in
the way of giving, for many months and
the present year shows the class to be the
only n possessor of the banner, of (which
the boys are very proud. These social af-
fairs are annual occurrences and our be-
loved teacher and wife never fail to look
to the interest of the inner man. H. E.
brotherhood Concert.
The Musical Concert to be given by the
Brotherhood Union OF Emmanuel Church
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, prom
Uses to be q rare treat to all lovers of music
and humor. The program, consisting of
vocal solos, duettes, male quartettes, a
mixed double quartette, violin solos reci-
t~ations, mandolin, banjo, guitar music,
&C., will not fail to be very entertaining.
Tickets 15c, children, lOc. See posters.
Dislocatcd Hex shoalder.
Ms. Johanna sSoderholm of Fergus Fall,
Mimi, fell aud disl0cated her shoulder. She
had . surgeon get it back in place as soon as
possible, but it was quite sore and panied
her very much. Her son mentioned that
he had seen Chamberlain Pain Balm adj
veTtised for sprains and soreness, and she
asked him to buy her : bottle Of It, which
10 Ala II nusoklu Holsuod hor and ornahl~1