The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-22
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.

J.. K. Duffy follows Ludwig Breen in
Miss Nina Smiths house.
There will be considerable changes
among tenant farmers the coming sea-
son..
Repairs to the upper canal bridge were
completed last Saturday and travel re-
sumed.
Hudson S. Titus has Joseph r. Stiles
new house Oh his farm ready to be
plastered.
Harry S. Paulding has bought Joseph
K. Munyan's house on State Street in
which he resides. lItrh M
Services were held in Emmanuel
Church last Sunday, the first since re-
building began last summer
Sedgwick Strengthen has moved from
Sharptown into the new house on his
farm below Courses Landing.
James Diver moved into the Sparks
building last Friday. Joseph c. DaIbow
followed him OH his farm house.
Ludwig Brenn, who was Albert +. Nay
lor's baker for a year, moved to Cedar
vile, on Tuesday, where he has bought
a bakery.
The dupont Co. paid PENIS Grove
@orkmen with certificates on the New
York Clearing House M Thursday. Blue
shinplasters are plentiful in Penn's Grove.
Clayton Shimp, of Pennsville, fell face
downward off a building on a railroad
track at the Powder Works Oh We'd
nesday and was bruised badly in tt e
face.
William j. Bryan will be the speaker
at the meeting in Garrick Theatre, Will
mingtea, next Sunday night when he
will deliver his famous lecture "The
Prince of Peace"
Have you took notice of the members
OF Liberty Company. They have a smile
which will not come off, and they expect
to always keep the new chemial engine
as bright as their smiles.
The duPonts have bought the Boone
farm on the east side of the road tenanted
by VIM. Jess. They could buy it as
elleapiy, land and buildings as to erect
buildings on the west side of the road to
Pennsville.
William P. Denny has sold the farm
he recently bought of Mrs. Joseph C
Summerili. The tract on the west side
OF the Sharptown road with the build
ings was bought by Wesley Raine. That
on the east side by John M. Bevis.
Harry Eckley had his foot torn off and
shin badly injured to the knee. by being
caught III a belt at Carney Point Powder
Works OH Thursday about $50. He
wa taken on a special train to Phila-
delphia at the expense of the duPonts,
that evening. DR.. G. P. Lummis &C.
companied him.
The steamer Margaret A. Acton, Capt.
James Ale Jr., which has been carrying
freight and passengers between Salem
and Philadelphia, has been attached for
debt and will be sold. The steamer
Admiral, owned by Denny Bros, Penn's
Grove, is now running on the line.
Rev. J. w. Gamble, D. D., gave an
able address before the Methodist Preach
ers' Association in Philadelphia on Mon
day, in which he advocated the doing away
with Presiding Elders and the election of
District Superintendent to act when and
where most needed. His remarks were
heartily applauded.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment of the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 8 per cent inter-
est compound ~semi-annual and you can
draw on IA days notice.
Fine Stationary and souvenir posi-
cards of Penn's Grove at Johnson't
drug store. 4-5 KS
School supplies and fine stationery a
Johnson Drng stores
For Hats, go to Dubell the halter
No. 2 East Third Street Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. 9-27.3 m