The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-27
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Rine is scarce in this region,
concrete driveway has been laid i,
mt OF the fire house,
aioert Dahms fnas a strawberry patel
On is unite with blossoms.
Toms Cabin was witnessed b,
a crowded house in Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday evening,
Turkeys ceased to roost so high TO,
Thanksgiving. They could be bought TO,
from 81 to 25c a pound.
Look for Duffy & Morris's circulars
giving the prices Oh bicycle and automo-
bile repairs. X
Ihe heavy fog which prevailed from
Sunday until Thursday was a great in.
: reference to navigation.
Mrs. Parker Locke has sold her farm to
Charles Pedrick. 1t will be occupied bv
: his son Harvey Pedrick.
Charles Hall brought a turnip into
fenn,s Grove on Wednesday which
weighed 81 pounds and measured 26 inch
es around it.
Claude Kille, OF Camden, has put a
hot air heater in Fred Kille's new house
ON North Broad Street. Read his card
in another column.
Because several hogs have died with a
disease, some are killing their hogs
earlier than usual, Notwithstanding il
has been warm weather.
The executive committee of the Phila-
delphia Milk Shippers Union has fixed
the Wholesale price of milk for December
l90S at A cents per quart.
The executive committee OF the Twenty
fourth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers.
met at Bridgeton last Friday and decid-
cd to hold the annual reunion in the
First M. E. Church, EineIand, on Sat.
urday, December IL.
James -Sweeten, Jr., has sold his
grocery store and meat market in Odd
Fellows Hall to Leslie Wood and John !
Vogedlng, who keep a restaurant at |
Union Corner. Mr.. Wood took charge
on Tuesday. William Becker, who has
been manager of the store in Odd Fell
lows Hall will manage the store at Union
Corner, while Mr.. Sweeten deyotes som.
time to his automobile agency.
Paul, the 9 year old son OF Charles F.
Kidd, was accidentally shot in the back
OF the right hip last Saturday by a rifle
ball while with some boys above the
town. he was taken to Cooper Hospital
that day and the bullet was located
with the xray but not taken out. The
doctors did not consider the wound
dangerous and best to let it remain. He
returned home Tuesday evening.
The last layer of stone was put on the
new macadam road where it ends at Oak
Street last Saturday and rolled down.
The road is practically complete, with
the exception of some finishing touches
to be put on i'll places where the stone
Was not covered with the top dressing.
Everybody seems pleased with the i'm
provement and hopes for other stone
roads to extend up North Broad Street
also southwark to Pennsville. The new
curbs and cutters put down by property
owners are creditable improvements to
the town.
J. K. Duffy and Harry ]. Morris will
open next week an up-to-date supply
house for automobiles and bicycles where
anything you van can be had at once at f,
most reasonable prices.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De.
pirtlneIIt of the Penn's Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 8 per cent inter-
est compound s%emi-annual and you can
draw on IA days notice.
For Hats go to Dubell the hatter;
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. 9-25-3