The Penn's Grove record., 1903-03-06
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1903.

Harry Wildly has a new house enclosed
on Morris Street.
As March came in with lamb-mildness
it is hoped it will not end with lion-cold
ness.
Mrs. Edward S. Harris caught a live
muskrat under her house last Monday
morning. Z
The Democratic caucus in Upper Penn'
Neck will be held Saturday afternoon il
Central School House.
The scarcity of farm help is a perplex'
ing problem, with many. The remedy,
grow O boys and girls.
Lemuel w. Tussey has sold his farm
formerly John Moore's) in Eagletown
to John Curry, of Philadelphia.
Fred bennett, the photographer, will
leave tor Pe%dricktown, Wednesday, 18th.
ALI work not finished will be sent back
by mail.
The Republican Borough caucus will
be held in their club room Saturday even
ing to nominate candidates for next Tues
days election.
Last Saturday was a warm spring day
with the temperature at 500 and several
April showers. Spring weather has pre-
vailed all this week.
Rev. G. H. B~utterworth, of Camden,
will preach in st. Paul's Church on Sun
day at 1890 and 7.3O. The pastor will be
present at both services.
For Coughs and Colds try Johnson's
Compound Syrup Of White Pine. y
A mayor, two councilmen, assessor,
collector, commissioner of appeal and
justice Of the peace will be elected in
PENIS Grove next Tuesday.
Mary E., wife of Adam Lawrence, at
Nortonville, died on Wednesday aged 81,
after having suffered in bed for twenty
four weeks with a cancerous tumor.
Mrs. JOS. K. Shultz who has been suf-
fering greatly for six months with ner-
YOU trouble, went to Cooper Hospital,
Camden, on Wednesday to seek relief.
~Sedgewick Strengthen who owns the
Chrissie Vanneman farm near Courses
Landing, has sold his stock, quit farming
and bought a house in Swedesboro where
he will move..
The steamboat Quaker City built to
run between Philadelphia and Trenton
has gone to Florida, to run between Mia
nj and Key West, for the Peninsula and
Occidental Steamship Line.
The Brotherhood Union of Emmanuel
Church have elected these officers for the
year: President, Edward Townsend; Vice
President, Frank Justice; Secretary, Chas.
Hilllnan; Treasurer, Albert Bodine.
The Democratic caucus to nominate
candidates for the Borough offices to be
voted for next Tuesday will be held in
F. R. Hammitt's wheelwright shop corn
er of Penn and Harmony Street, this Sat-
urday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Aborn cele-
brated the 10th anniversary of their we'd
ding on Thursday with a family gather
ing. About thirty-fve were present to
congratulate them on their ruby wedding,
enjoy the festivities and leave some nice
tokens of their esteem.
The last of a series of entertainments
under the auspices of st. Paul's Choir
will be given this Friday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall, when the Nellie Peck
Saunders Company will appear. They
come with a high reputation as readers,
singers, i~mpersonators and musicians.
The terms of four Chosen Freeholders
expire this spring: John F. Ayres, D.
Alloway; Samuel Harris, D.. Pittsgrove;
Edward S. CARL, R., Quinton; and David
B. Fox, D., Elsinboro. A Freebooter
will be also elected in Lower Penns Neck
to fill the vacancy caused by Sheriff VIM.
Johnson's resignation, filled by
VIM. Hannah, d., by appointment.
Carp are considered so Objectionable
that the Paramount Park Commission
and the Pennsylvania State Fish Com
mission have given the privilege to Hen
ry Burger, Jr., of Mays Landing to clear
them out of the ~Schuylkill river by
stretching a net from shore to shore. AS
carp are worth 10 cents a pound MI.
Burger will reap a big profit. He pro-
poses to restock that river with 10000
perch, pickerel and bass.
At the annual election of officers by the
Sunday School Board of Emmanuel
Church last Sunday, the following were
chosen for the next Conference year: Su-
~perintendent, Ammon Raine; assistant,
]. P. Hayes; Secretary, Miss Matilda
Cook; assistant, w. A. Summerill; Treas
urer, Miss Emma Summerill; Organists,
Thomas Raine, Miss Ella Simkins; Ii
brarian, Charles Cook; President Mission
airy Society, Mrs. j. Ford Thompson;
Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Diver.
Letters remaining uncalled for in Penn's
Grove post Office March I'd. Miss Carrie
Jones, Elsie Zanes, Miss Nenis Bros, Car.
line Borden, Everett Larraber ~, VIM,
Conner, Elmer Stiles. Persons calling
for the above will please say advertised
J.. D. Whitaker, P. M
The growing popularity of Warren At
kinson's fertilizers is seen by their in
creased sales. Six years age he sold 25t
tons, last1year 1926 and this years sal,
will run over 1900 tons. Give it a tria
this year. Address Warren Atkinson
Mullica HAl, N. j., as he has no travel
ing agent.
1t Saved His Leg.
P. A. Danforth Of LAGRANGE, Ga, suffer
ed fer six months with q ffightful RUNNING
sore on his leg; but writes that Bucklen'
Arnica Salye wholly cured tin five days
For UlcerA Wounds, Piles t'sthe bes