The Penn's Grove record., 1908-06-26
HOME HAPPENINGS.

There will be something doing in PENN
Grove this summer.
Silverbrook, M. E. Sunday School
near Wilmington, came over this Friday
about 100 came.
The Philadelphia Milk Shippers Unior
has fixed the wholesale price of Milk fol
July at A cents a quart.
The warm weather and the high tides
at evenings the past week brought Out
lots of bathers.
Job Bevis, shipped Is crates of toma-
toes on Wednesday, to New York Tor W
HI. Davidson the first.
st. Stephens Lutheran Sunday School,
of Wilmington, spent Thursday i'll the
Grove. Oyer 400 came over.
Occasionally a sturgeon is being caught.
I. E. Hunt is paying $l.1O a pound fol
roe and &c. a pound for the meat dressed.
Many employees OF the DUPONT Pow.
der Co., who were off a week owing to
lack of material. resumed work OH Mon
day
NoTIcE-On and after June 81, I will
leave OH the 6. Is train the year around.
All business promptly attended to j.. X.
DUFFY.
The Ladies of Liberty Fire Co. No. l
will hold a chicken potpie supper, July
4th in Sheble's grove. Supper 25c, chill
dren 15c.
In another column is the big program
for the biggest Civic Day Penn's Grove
ever had. 1t is for the citizens to become
enthused and help make it a big success.
Proceeds for the Fire Company.
On Tuesday the Free Gospel Mission,
of Wilmington, made an excursion to
Penn's Grove on the Ulrica. On We'd
nesday the Sunday Breakfast Mission
came over. About $50 came on each ex-
cursion.
Viola Band has an all-day engage
ment at Paulsboro Oh July the 4th, when
they will play at the big celebration, to
be given by the borough. Prof. j. Harry
Smith, of Penn's Grove, will be the Or
ator.
The new steam boat Adelaide made
her first trip between Salem and PhiIa-
delphia, touching at Pennsville and
Penn's Grove, last Monday. The trip
was satisfactory. She left Salem at Z
and reached Penn's Grove at 8.
Several baskets OF tomatoes were sent
to Wilmington market this week and
sold for 50 and 1925 a basket. On
Thursday white potatoes sold for 6O-65c,
onions 60c, cabbage 20-25, beans Coo.
Wilbert F. Justice Of Centre Square sent
the first basket of tomatoes to Whining
ton OF the 10th.
A new railroad time table goes into
effect this Friday with several changes.
Trains leave Penn's Grove at 4.5O, 40,
s.l5, a. m. 1920, 1926, 5, p. M, on
Saturdays only 5.25, $50 p. M,
Sundays Z a. IN. AS, 7.2O p. m. Leave
Philadelphia at 7,O4, s.52, 11.3O a. M,
2.3O, 4.44, 6.O p. M, Saturday only
ll.4O, p. m. sundays $50, $50, $40.
Shirley Durham, of Alloway, had the
misfortune to u his automobile into the
ditch OH Henby creek causeway, three
miles below Penn's Grove, on Thursday
night, OF last week. His lady friend re-
ceived a mud bath and both were taken
home by livery team after returning to
Penn's Grove. 1t took a Salem party
all day Friday to get the machine out of
the ditch.
Agents of the Bell Telephone Co. mott
fed members of Penn's Grove Grange on
Wednesday night that the Company had
been supplying the farmers of Upper
Penn's Neck and Oldmans Township with
phones for $l2 a year at a loss and that
if they could not pay SIS the phones
would he taken out. Quite a few farmers
think phoneswill not be worth that much
to them.
The entertainment by the Misses Claw
ton, and Messrs. Hitchner and Flitcraft.
OF W~oodstown, in Emmanuel Church
last Saturday evening. was heard by a
fair audience which showed their appre.
citation by numerous applauses. Miss
Alice is especially good at Child Charac-
terization and Miss Mary is a trained vo-
calist. The music was good. All parts
were refined and an inspiration for the
higher accomplishments
CuIIDNII NnTHo