The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-08
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Our Christmas advertising is on. Read
them before purchasing.
Christmas Greens are being shipped in
large quantities from Penn's Grove.
About $40 were cleared for st. Pauls
Library fund by the Chronothanatroleton
entertainment.
VIM. Stobbe. moved from PENIS Grove
to Charles Curriden's house heal Wright
School House on Thursday.
Mrs. John Hare and Miss Ida Barnart
entertained the B~ooklover's Club Thurs
day evening on the steamer Ulrica.
Joseph G. Summerill has sold five
acres of meadow in the Bout Greek
Meadow Company to Robert Kidd.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer; Devoe.*
Mrs. John B. Layton has accepted the
position as substitute rural mail carrier,
Harry V. Summerill having resigned.
PENIS Grove streets have been lighted
the past six months witt. gas lamps
which have given general satisfaction.
Maurice B. Dolbow, who has been
farming the past year near Bridgeport,
has moved in with his father, Martin B.
Dalbow.
Gas fixtures are being placed in st.
Pauls Church this week and it is ex-
pected that gaslight will be used Sunday
evening for the first time.
Mrs. Hannah Dillon, oldest sister OF
Capt. Thomas Naylor, died on Friday
last and was buried IN Monday from her
late residence in Camden.
Go to Strengthens mill, near Pedrick-
town, for hotbed sash, glass and putty
before buying elsewhere. Il 1t.
John P. Turner who decided to quit
farming recently and bought a milk route
will continue to farm where he re-
sides. He has bought the John G. Peter
sou farm of his father and brother,
While Harvey Justice was returning
home from Penn's Grove on Tuesday his
horse became frightened at the Cove
crossing, became unmanageable and
threw him out besides damaging the
wagon.
Capt. j. A. and Samuel NJ. Denny in
tend to build a wharf in front of their
property at the upper end of PENIS
Grove. The old scow which was sunk
off Carney Point will be used for the end
of the wharf.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
at Johnson's drug store. \
Supreme Court Judge Swayze on Mon
day appointed Quinton P. Harris and
John Redstrake, of Salem, and James
SWeeten, Of Pedricktown, to be commits
toner's to assess damages caused by the
railroad extension through Charles IL.
and James B. Summerill's farm at the
Cove. They will meet on January 9th.
The extension of the railroad to earn
ey Point is progressing slowly. The rails
have been laid to the meadow bank
where the extension goes over Bout
creek marsh. Piling have been driven to
the sluice race about 900 feet and there
is about 200 feet more for the piling to be
driven over before fast land is reached
on the end of the point.
Rev. H. w. Bottoms lecture in Emman-
uel Church last Tuesday evening on,
"What to shoot; how to HIT" was
the best lecture given in PENIS Grove
Tor years. 1t was not only entertaining
and instructive, but an inspirations to
higher aspirations. He exhorted all to
have high ideals, a definite purpose and
then sometime useful may be accomplish
ed.
My entire stock of millinery, notions,
dolls, rocking chairs, pictures, looking
glasses, medicines cabinets, fancy cups,
saucers and glassware are for sale at re-
duced prices, as l am closing out and my
store is for rent. Mrs. Title Smith. \
Mrs. George Hutchinson's horse got
scared at s. NJ. Justices overturned wag-
on the Cove causeway on Tuesday.
She got out to lead it past but it would
not go. Albert F. Mayfair hitched his
bakery wagon horse and went to lead
Mrs. Hutchinson's horse when it reared
up and threw him into a barbed wire on
the fence. His hand was badly cut.
Mrs. Hutchinson's horse went home
without breaking anything.
For HATs-Go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. X
The work on PENIS Grove Water
Works are progressing as rapidly as pos
sible. The pipes have been laid as far as
Amos Justices farm on the road from
Dolbow's Landing to Perkintown. The
dam at Perkintown mill pond has beer
built up and the engine house and ract
for the water toithe turbine wheel arr
ready for the machinery. The wheel ant
for six months will be carted there thi
week.
The libel suit Of Capt. w. P. Wrigh
for 5000 against the Salem county Boar,
of Freeholders was dismissed by the .
s. District Court in admiralty on Novem
Der 9th. In 1900 Capt. Wright had
wheel to his tug broken at the bridge i
Penn's Neck Canal, he alleged upon a
old piling left there in repairing til
bridge. After D. V. Summerill, Jr., sol
citor of the Board took the testimony
the Court Capt. Wright did not appe;
against it.
White Pine Balsam, the best for cougI
and colds at Johnson's drug store.