The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-12

The cold snap made ice along the riv-
er shore and froze ponds tit for skating.
Mrs. David Leap found a dandelion in
bloom on Elvin Avenue last Sunday,
January 9TH.
Mrs. VIM. G. Summerill has a poinsetta
blooming in her front window, which
attracts a great deal of attention.
The personal property Of the late Rev.
Joseph II. Boyd will be sold Saturday
afternoon at Emmanuel parsonage.
Electric bells arrived on Monday and
have been erected at Main Street Har-
many Street and Pitmau Street crossings.
Henry Griffith was given a surprise
WISH III Thursday evening, by a number
ii friends, the OCCASION DelIlg his 59Lh
birthday.
1t was 80 effulgently moonlight with
the snow Oh the ground OH Tuesday night
Iilat chickens Thought il might uay he
day IL ROSTERS crowd extensively at
~ CLOCK.
The lug Emily, Capt. JOS. Il. Denny,
ran betMeen PeInis uroVe anu Winning
Ion On tuesday and Wednesday Wine
repairs were being made 10 Tie boiler ol
Tile steamer Ulrlca.
Marshall Wainwright, formerly OF
Penn's Grove Ii LAS Deen agent Az
ulassboro Ior the Metropolitan Insurance.
Company, has Deen missing IOr d Week.
Ills lalulIy has moved To Penn's oIove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ii. Compton,
lorlLerly oI Tins place, but 10Y oi GanI
den. ia We HlutIIarhIi the EDUHDhInAnL al
thelr daughter, Ellen Stewart, 10 Mr..
Harry +. 6rallIh, sun vi Captain and Mrs.
L. braillll.
The horse and wagon belonging to &C.
Gil H.. Atkinson, tlIe missing tomato buy
er, were solu last Saturday by Marshal
George l.. CooinDs. Tie horse was bought
by Mr.. Salisbury OF faulsboro Tor SIlU
Wno had d second attachIneIlJ and claim
also bought the wagon and harness.
The second snow storm of the winter
arrived on Monday night on a cold north
east gale and pulled tile Temperature
down To 120 Oh tuesday morning. The
temperature rose to 80 at shutdown.
Wednesday morning it was dow to 1U0
and up to the melting point during
Tile Jay. The ram this Friday melted the
snow and ice.
Last Sunday afternoon the steamship
feInuylvanla which on SATURDAY. Both,
coilldeu at the mouth OF Chrlstiana Greek
with the schooner Prescott Palmer, was
released Oh a bond of 500, 900 TO answer
The libel Tor damages filed by the OWNERS
oil the schooner and proceeded on her
way to San francisco with a load of pow
der, dynamite and coal.
White Pine Balsam, the best for coughs
IL colds at Johnson's drug store. \
James Sweeten, John Redstrake and
Quinton T. Harris, commissioners to as
sess damages on G. FL. and Jas B. Sum-
merllfs land for the railroad extension
to Carney Point, met at John Sumlnerill
d Bros store on Wednesday after view
ing the property. and heard argument by
the attorneys. j. w. Acton represent
Charles Summerill. w. L. billiard the
trustees and Lawyer Gaskill, of Mt. Holly
the Railroad Company. They adjourned
to meet on Friday of next week.
Mrs. Idle M. Townsend, and Mrs.
Florence Townsend, wives of Milton and
Ludlam Townsend, and Mrs. Cora Sharp,
widow of Wallace Sharp, three of the
men who were drowned on September 10
1904, by the laundering of the tug Israel
w. Durham at the mouth of Christiana
Creek, entered suit for $25, 900 damages
against the American Dredging Company
i'll the U. S.. Court at Trenton. When
the Case of Mrs. Lldie Townsend came to
trial in the Camden County Court on
Monday, the attorney for the Company
paid to her attorney j. A. higgins,
$5250 in settlement of the three cases.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
at Johnson's drug store. n