The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
The Bethel Church will hold their an
nual March supper on March 18th.

goods, Penn'S Grove.
The Bethel Church will hold their an
nual March supper on March 18th.
Mrs. Edward Townsend, who has beer
very sick for a month, is much better.
Frank Summerill had a fortune to be-
fall him last Sunday when a daughter ar
rived.
James J. Harris has recovered from
ten weeks illness and re-opened his res
taurant.
Hollis Ash craft was one Of the grad
yates at Goldey College, Wilmington,
last week.
Warmer weather allows the shipment
of sweet potatoes. They are worth $3.50
to So. rs a barrel.
White Pine Balsam the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. II
Tuesdays thaw loosened the ice in the
river and opened the eastern channel so
a steamer went up it.
Ii snow and sleet makes big crops OF
fruit and wheat farmers may expect a
bountiful harvest neXt summer.
Samuel Simpkins who has been quite
sick with the gippe, has recovered and
resumed work at boat building.
n. X. Atkinson, of Bridgeton, sold sew
EN- horses in PENIS Grove ON Thursday
at prices ranging from $125 to $500.
Subscribers to the RECORD who move
and wish their address changed should
notify this office, so there will be no de-
lay in getting their paper.
Lewis Tomlin who was transferred
from the PENIS Grove branch to run a
shifting engine at Atlantic City a month
ago, moved his family to Atlantic City on
Tuesday.
There was a large attendance at the
Frances Willard Memorial Day service
Thursday. A very pleasing program was
rendered and one dollar was raised for
the Memorial Fund.
The cigar stores i'll Salem have been
ordered closed. Some think it would
be justice to those who observe the Sab
bath to have the restaurants ordered
closed in Penn's Grove.
Charles NJ. Hillman, who has been
working in job printing offices in Phila-
delphia during the past year, has moved
to Paulsboro to work OH the Sun, a local
paper started there in January, by Chas.
M. Civilian.
The Quarterly Conference held last
Friday by Rev. George L. Dobbins were
his last in Penn's Grove. His term of
six years as Presiding Elder will expire
with the Conference which meets in At
lantic City on March Sth.
Witch hazel cream for chapped hands
at Jobnson's drug store. Il
On Tuesday morning while attempting
to thaw out her pump in II of w. p.
Denny's houses, Miss Ella Clunn was
burned some on the forehead by the car
pet around the pump catching fire from
a gasoline store nearby. She gave an
alarm and help o arrived and put out
the fire.
Penn's Grove had a horse thief scare
III Wednesday. When Thomas 2. Nor
gan went to the Dir. Croft barn in the
morning he found his horse gone. Mar
uhaH Conpn he y of o,,oo ,,AtiHoI o,I
telephone messages were sent to nearby
towns. Samuel M. Hunt keeps his
horse in the same barn and had told Peter
Raymond he might have it to go out into
the country to barrel sweet potatoes.
Mr.. Raymond ven there early in tile
morning and got the wrong holse.
A number OF farmers in Upper Penn's
Neck, Warrington and Lower Penn's
Neck met i'll Wrights School House last
Saturday hi 1t to consult with Capt.
William 2. right concerning raising
late tomat A Camden canning firm
failed to tai he tomatoes last year as
Nh. Wright pected and he had to run
piCiu DoiuiilOlC dU greater expense.
As a greater supply Of tomatoes is now in
the market than for some years back,
some farmers have doubts of their being
a profitable open market this year. Capt.
Wright told the farmers that two cam
ming firms had told him they expected 10
buy tomatoes in the open market this
= year ana he expects to buy tomatoes at
Biddle's what next summer. 1t is re-
ported that several farmers have decided
to raise late tomatoes on this prospect
and that about 300 acres will be planted
this year along Salem creek.
Members of Washington Camp No. Az,
P. 0. S. of A., will please report at Camp
Room at $50 a. M, to attend service in
Bethel NJ. z. Church and at $50 D.. M.
to attend service in Emmanuel M. E.
Church. By order of Camp.
4 H.. E. CRoMPToN, Rec. Sec.