The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-09

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Shad fishermen are getting all in read
mess to dip their nets as soon as shad ar
rive.
The mad dog scare is over. None have
gone mad except those whose dogs were
shot.
Fishing for carp in Salem creek has
been nearly a complete failure the past
winter.
Those who move and wish address Of
their PENIS Grove Record changed
should notify the office.
A Paulsboro shad fishermen passed
PENIS Grove on Thursday morning on
his way to the bay with his boat, net and
cabin.
The white potatoes which County Clerk
F. B. Ridgway planted in January at
Mullica Hill are coming through the
ground.
Anybody wishing to farm a garden OH
shares. Apply to DR.. w. Ziesel, on March
10, II or 18th, at PENIS Grove. n
The steamer Admiral, Capts, Denny
Bros, arrived from Milton, Del, We'd
nesdav night, where she went to tow a
disabled steamer.
A barge load of $500 bushels of shells
was unloaded the fore part of the week
by Committeeman w. F. Sailor and put
on the shell roads below the Borough
line.
Last Saturday it rained, but in the eve
ming their was a d%ownpour of water ac-
companied by thunder and lightning, the
first of the year. Retween 6 a. IN and
10 p. m. II inches of water fell.
Those who have had water put into
their houses from the water works find
it soft and nice for washing purposes, but
not palatable for drinking because it
tastes OF the tar in the water mains.
Those of our readers who deal with
Lippincott & Co., in Wilmington will be
especially interested in their advertise
ment this week because they give away
81 worth OF stamps. Read about it.
The 10th session of the New Jersey
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church convenes in the First NJ. E.
Church, New Brunswick next, Wednes-
day 18th. Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell, will
preside.
Towers Fish Brand Oiled Clothing and
Goodyear Glove Brand Rubber Boots.
Right prices at D. d. LEAPS.
Mr.. Lewis w. Cook is an incorporation
and a Director of the Penn's Grove
Building and Loan Association. We
failed to state this fact in Our news item
OF last week because of an oversight on
the part Of the person furnishing us the
information.
jeremiah S. Hagan has moved into his
house on Harmony Street vacated by
Gilbert Elwell. fremont cottage on
Railroad Avenue which he vacated, will
be occupied by a colony of Italians who
work in the yard at the Powder Works.
The United Grocery Stores Company
capital 1925, 900, filed articles of incor-
poration in the Camden County Clerks
office last Wednesday. The incorpora-
tor are S. Russell Sheppard, John P.
Leap and j. Adelbert Higgins. This is
the company Mr.. Leap has been inter-
ested in for the past three years in Phil
adelphia.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
at %Johnson's drug store.
Edward S. Harris, President of. the
Shad Fishermen's Association, visiting
Chauncey Thomas, the new light house
inspector OH the Delaware, in Philadel-
phia last Saturday and explained to him
how the buoys interfered with sliad fish
$ng and asked for their removal as in
former years. Thomas assured Mr.. Har-
ris that the buoys would be removed.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Bolton lecture in
Emmanuel Church tonight, 9th.
The PENIS Grove Board of Education
has decided to have a supervising princi-
pal for Penn's Grove School next year
and have elected Prof. |. Rissmiller, sup
eryisor for the remainder of the school
year. Miss Edna Haberstick, of Nor
cumberland. Pa, has been elected a
teacher in the grammar grade. She be-
gan teaching on Thurday. Miss Grace
Gysbers, the new teacher in the primary
department began ON March LIST.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Male Quartette with Miss Flora Stole
reader will be in Bethel Church April
4th. If.
Since the erection of the telephone line
on East Main Street, PENIS Grove, eight
farmers have put phones in their houses.
The room at the rear Of Johnson's drug
store has been enlarged and will soon be
furnished with an improved switchboard.
All night services will be added and
three girls employed to connect the wires
at this place which is central for all in
Penn's Grove, Upper Penn's Neck and
Oldmans Townships.
On and after Saturday, March, 18th J.
X. Duffy; messenger, will leave Penn's
Grove on the 7.40 train, instead of 10. 25
All business strictly confidential anc
promptly attended to. Phone 1896 Mar
ket. spot
Do you keep in mind that a local dent
ist is a convenience in emergencies an(
saves time and expense to go elsewhere
b. b. Filler, Sparks Building, Mondays
Fridays and Saturdays.
White Pine Balsam, the best for cough
and colds at Jolnson's drug store.
Special Notice.
Mr.. Walter Ball, the expert interio