The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-23
FRIDAY, R %, 1906.
for the ground hog to let up.

Time for the ground hog to let up.
Tomato growers are wanting spring
weat her in order to spot out their early
plants.
Moving day falls on Sunday. On Mon
day all will have to change who have not
made their move previous.
Elmer Dubois and Mrs. Addie Dubois
who were married on the 9TH will occupy
Mrs. Kezia Layton's farm vacated by
Golden Scott.
The government is to make improve
ments at the quarantine station on Reedy
Island by the erection of a storehouse,
hospital and other buildings.
Buy a gas stove. Connections made
free. Penn's Grove Gas Co. \
Because of $50 much water in the ground
the pit at the school house in
which the heater is located had to be
pumped out several times this week.
Since the old town meetings of our fore
fathers have been abolished the election
OF members OF the Board of Education is
the only contest over which to have ex-
element.
Water has been put into PENIS Grove
School house for drinking purposes, be-
cause good drinking water was never
found OIL the grounds. The water is clear
ing, and is now quite good for drinking.
Nathan Mattson will leave William
Webber's farm at Courses Landing and
take charge of the Shultz farm near Au-
burn. Joseph G.. Flanagan and son
Thomas j. Flanagan will move onto the
Weber farm.
A red emb' oided waist was taken from
the dry goods store of r. Strait, who
would like it returned as the person is
known or will be dealt with according to
law. n
In the pleasure travel of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad the rate to Old Poiut Com
fort, Richmond, Washington was publish
ed last week $50. 80 when 1t should have
been $3.50 Don't let the dollar keep
you from going.
William H. Titus has leased of Hon.
Thomas E. Hunt, the Harris restaurant,
corner of Main and Franklin streets and
opened it on Thursday with new furnish
ings and a stock Of oysters, bananas, Or
anges and tobacco. He invites you to
call.
Harry M. Flanagan has moved into
part of VIM. Davis's double house on Pit
man Street, lately occupied by Bartine
johnson, who has moved into his moth
er's house, vacated by ]. U. Layton.
John X. Duffy has moved into George
W. Fennimore's house vacated by MIR.
Flanagan.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
at Johnson's drug store. \
Albert Fox, who has been the village
blacksmith at the Cove for the past thirty
years has moved to Jacksonville, pigs
Eye Lower PENIS Neck to take charge
of the blacksmith shop which was man.
aged by his brother Minor Fox, until his
death last fall. The shop at the Cove has
been closed for about a year and is for
sale.
Winter has been king for over a week
Last Sunday was a fine winter day with
the temperature freezing all day. 1t has
been between 250 and 800 every night
since, but has been melting during the
day. The greatest snow storm of the sea-
son was last Monday when 6 inches fell
between s and 3 o'clock. 1t changed to
rain for four hours and made slush. This
Friday morning the mercury was at 220.
A gasoline stove is dangerous and
troublesome. Buy your wife a gas stove.
Free connections. PENIS Grove Gas Co. n
Tie steamer Major Reybold has been a
welcome spring visitor for over fifty years
She appeared in a new spring suite of
white paint last Monday, when she re-
sumed daily trips, between Salem and
Philadelphia touching at PENIS Grove.
Capt. Thomas J. Ray, of Alloway, is in
pilot with Fred A. Yeggle, purser. The
fare from PENIS Grove to. Philadelphia
is 80 cents and so cents excursion. James
A. Clampitt is commander.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Male Quartette with Miss Flora Stole
reader will be in Bethel Church April
4th. If.
John Roddick, who superintendent the
laying Of the Penn's Grove gas and water
pipes during the last eighteen months
lett Penn's Grove, Wednesday for PhiIa-
delphia. Three of the best Russian work
mel trusted him with their money which
has never been returned to them. No. 4
had saved 800, No. "a SIG and No, 100
SIP. One has a family in Russia and
had been saving so he could return there
Being in a strange country with no mon
ey nor friends they wept when telling of
their loss. A collection was taken to
help them.
SPRING OPENING OF MILLINERY.
Opening days will be on Friday and
Saturday, March Both and 31st, at Mrs.
f.. }. Divers, 246 Main St., PENIS Grove
Do you keep in mind that a local dent
lst is a convenience in emergencies and
saves time and expense to go elsewhere,
b. b. Filler, Sparks Building, Mondays,
Fridays and Saturdays. II
White Pine Balsam, the best for coughs
and colds at Joflnson's drug store. n
Cook with gas. Safer, quicker, cheaper*
Church Notes.
ETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. William Stone, the new pastor