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The Penn's Grove record., 1909-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION AND SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And Doings OF
Good People You Know

Mrs. Charles E. Walker is spending {
week with friends in Wilmington.
S. Rushing Leap. Jr.. OF the University
of Pennsylvania, was home over Sunday
Rev. w. j. Rutherford attended the
State Baptist Convention at Asbury Park
this week.
Mrs. Charles Locke, OF Camden, spent
Monday and Tuesday with relatives and
friends here.
William Corson. of Elmer, was an
over-Sunday visitor with his sister, Mrs.
Thomas Shape.
James Hogan, of Gloucester City, spent
Sunday with his brother, John Hogan,
in Penn's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan, and
| son Frank, of Swedesboro, spent Sunday
! with Mrs. Mary Callahan.
The 3. H. DIS will entertain the Book
| Lovers Club in Turner's Hall, Monday
evening at a Halloween party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Allen, of
ofShiloh, spent Sunday and Monday with
her brother j. Ford Thompson.
Edward S. Harris is spending a few
days among relatives and friends i'll
Salem and Lower Alloway Creek.
The Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Aux
ilIary will hold a masquerade social i'll
Odd Fellows Hall this Friday evening.
Mrs. William Satchel, and grandson.
Ralph Yourison, spent from Friday until
Monday, with her son Frank Satchel, i'll
Camden.
Maurice L. Sparks will have a vendue
Oh Saturday. He intends to go to Colo
RADIO in December. Lewis Peaclly recent
ly bought his farm of sixty acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. David johnson and son,
George, of Philadelphia, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Johnson's parents,
Captain and Mrs. James Denny.
William Townsend and family who
have been in Penn's Grove since last
June returned to Coshocton, Ohio, this
week to resume his trade of glassblowing.
Thomas j. Torton, Jr., who has been
clerk in Penn's Grove station for a year
has been advanced to be assistant ticket
agent at Millville. HI. A. Pfeffer, of
Vineland, succeeds Mr.. Torton.
David P. Featherer spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Trenton at the State
Council Jr. Order of American Me-
chanics. He represented Viola Council,
of PENIS Grove. Walter Ball also at
tended the State Council.
The members and friends Ct Bethel M.
P. Church are much pleased with the
return of Rev. q. R. Blackwood as their
pastor for the fourth year. On Thurs
day evening he and his wife were given
a royal reception in the Church. About
liz took supper and many others spent a
social hour after supper listening to
choice selections by the choir.
Mrs. William G. Summerill went to
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LIN Before The Bar.

n. II. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts
field, VT, writes: 1--WE have used DR..
Kings New Life Pills for years and find
them such a good family medicine we
wouldn't be without them.p For Chills.
Constipation, Billiousness or Sick Head.
ache they work wonders, 25c at B. Arete
J0hnson's.
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In the l., IL Cotton

People like to / shout the welfare
OF old friends and rms Of the progiu
ces of a local pape Ell saqh..
Mr.. S. Levin r as3n, who went 70
Vincent, Arkansas Sa Years a.to to
manage the larg. sEs owned BY bis
brother WinieldS emps9n, along with
his subscription to e RKeoHD sends ttfs
following, dated O ser 23d.
"We have good es 9et here, have
ginned twenty-one ss OF cotton ard
are not near don king. VIA sell
over $1,000 wor Il cotton, besides
corn, sorghum, potatoes, etc. i
like it here very m aad have The best
of health. Kind to all Frssags.
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CHURCH NOTES
EMMANUEL M. e. CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Miller. Pastor

EMMANUE ". Z. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
1890 A. M. Sermon-"Keeping Alive
The Love Of God" 7.45 p. M. Sermon
"Man Converted"
The Brotherhood and Ladies' Auxiliary
will hold one of their famous oyster
suppers in the church on Thursday even
ing, Nov. 4th.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. ]. Rutherford Pastor.
Revival services will begin on Sunday
and continue mex week. Rev. F, Ii.
Farley, of Paulsboro, will assist.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. H. r. BLAcKwooD, Pastor
This is the first Sunday in a new
Conference year. The Pastor would
like to see every member at every serv-
ice. The evening service will consist of
Echoes from Conference. The Pastor
will tell some of the things that will not
be published i'll the minutes.
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$500 FOR SALE $500
AN IDEAL HOME

Former residence of Capt. David w.
johnson, deceased, corner Of Pitman and
Penn Sts. PENIS Grove. Modern con-
y~eniences. First mortgage will be accept
ed for one half purchase price at S per cent
and taxes, if purchaser prefers. Apply to
B, F. Shannon or Capt. ]. A. Denny,
PENIS Grove. 3-I3-9t
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A Great Seller.
Pomona Orange

Johnson's Laxative Tablets. Try a box.
IL tablets for 10c Johnson's Pharmacy. n
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jacob ddIlpLOl, CT ais,
Defendants.
Returnable October Term A. D. 1909.
BY virtue of the above writ Of Fl. Fa. to me
directed and delivered, l will sell at public
sale OF
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Both, 1909,
along side of the Court House, in the City of
Salem, Nj, between the hours of IL and S
o'clock in the afternoon, to wit at 8 O'Clock,
P. NJ.
tract or piece of land situate in the township
OF Upper Penn's Neck, in the eoeuty of Salem.
aud State of New Jersey, and bounued as fol,
lows:
Beginning at a corner of Allen Hunters lot
of land in the middle of the public road lead
ing from Isaac Torbert's to Helms Cove, and
runs by Hunters line south forty-three and
o~ne-quarter degrees west seven chains eight
cen links more or less TO the line of William
Summeril's land; thence by the line of said
Summerill's land south thirty-three and one
half degrees east fourteen chains to a corner
of Isaac T0rbert's land thence by the line of
his land north thirty eight and o~ne-quarter
degrees east fifteen chains ninety-f0ur links to
the middle of the aforesaid road thence down
half degrees west ten chains 20 an angle in.
said road thence north forty-ive and a
quarter degrees west two chains seventy-hye
ginning containing fifteen acres and a quar-
ter of land, be the same more or less. Being
the same that said temperance Hampton be-
came possessed OF by virtue OF the last Will
and Testament Of Mary Paulin, deceased.
Excepting three small lots of lands. the first
of which was sold to John Summerill (de-.
ceased) the second to William Holeton and
the third to Franklin Lawrence.
Sale subject to arrears OF taxes, ii any.
E. S. Fogg, Solicitor.
Dated Sheriff's office, September Is, 1909.
10-1-5t
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Tablets elie6.

The four tablets p the monument
at Red Bank to explicitly lelI
what happened on Il RI volutionary
battle field Oct. %, were unveiled
with appropriate &c, lY lest SATURDAY
afternoon i'll the pre- Of about 200 BE-
the Sons of the Rev gu who had no
part in tile unyeiliI me monument
four years ago.
Speeches where Nv General
Woodruff, of Primo. 49gs7M II. Her
ton, of Atlantic G tIstariial III tha
Society of the Sons Kevolution.and
others. John G. saaiI did he I'M
yelling.
The personal tabl ajci contained tie
names of the Conn siers aad Others
instrumental in thf astp0h as seen Ia
turned and stored i re Court House al
Woodbury.. Form Governor Stokes
has requested has II removed.
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To Tt s.j

Having been no : sed al The prin,
aries, l wish to I'M She rublie that i
have accepted the nN5iican noinina-
ton for Council. prwyy
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CENT A woKD CoLUmN

Part Of q gold link cuff button, marked
'oept. u; 90" Return to Mrs. s.. M. Hunt.
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cHRIaTMAs CONCERT.

At the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sunday evening Doc. 20, be.
Mt Z, the following program
will be rendered;
Hymn, Congregation.
Prayer.
Selection, Choir.
solo, Alfred Snyder.
Scripture Lesson.
Notices aud Offering.
solo. Mrs. 4. = Devor.
Reading, Mrs. DIR. Fourbec.
Selection, Choir.
Christina Music, Remarks by Pastor.
Selection, Choir.
Hymn, Congregation.
Bcnediction
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B. OF r. T. WILL Owe BALL.

The Brotherhood Of Railway Train.
men will give their annual ball nj the
skating rink on Friday Dec. 3lst. The
boys are going to mako this the ball
of the season. The rink will be made
comfortable, the best Of music will be
procured, aud good order will be maiE.
tanned.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

The Christmas exercises Of the First
NJ. 4. Sunday School will he held Fri
day evening at 1870. At the morning
service Sunday, the subject will be
Christ in the Holy Bible" A pro-
gram will be given AT the evening ser
vice which is TO be found elsewhere In
this issue. The Sunday School will be
held at 9;45.
q. NJ; MCBRIDE, PASTOR.
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CHRISTIAN sERvIcLs.

Notice is hereby given that the Chris
tian Church Of this city will in the
future hold their services at the Court
House instead Of this Electric Theater'
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock, preach
ing at II and 7 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to all
Of the services.
l.. GUY AMENT, Pastor.
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FIREMAN KARL MAvERry HURT.

Karl Maverty, a Southwestern are.
man, had n close call for life Wednes.
day. The engine was crossing the
bridge at Pintoja, when the injector
throttle blew out and struck him q
glancing lick in the head, knocking
him serse.ess. lie remained uncop.
scious for an hour. lie is now In the
local hospital under care Of DR.. Thorn.
sou aud is improving.
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Tn last Monday night Tucumcari
Lodge No. 81 A. +. aud A. NJ. held
their annual election with the fol.
lowing result;
". NJ. A. ID. Goldcnberg.
:. ". G. II. Rankin.
j. ". Herman Gcrhardt.
Treas. Earl George.
sec. y. x. Daughtry.
Tyler j. q Adams. The Sr. and Jr.
Dcncons. and the Sr. aud Jr. Stewards
will be appointed aud installed on the
night of the eth.
Tucumcari Chapter NJ. elected the
following officer:
j. g. Jones High Priest.
\. ID. G%oldenberg King.
l.. W~erthcim, Scribe.
II. Gerhardt, Treas.
j. T.. whitmore, Sec'y.
j. q. Adams, Sentinel.
\. X. Carter, q. Of II.
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Chas' hohn vi Mohloya, Was ia 'he
Guy VI 'uS'"''' ''
D. Cummings oi Dunias, was i"oN'nB
al the clty one day thiS "eeh'
a. .. EieckSon AMI ware were regis
tered nt Tue oienfoeh yeS'eiuHy'
D.. h. Duren vi solano, y. NJ, was
u VISITOR To tue Guy "~odhoSuay'
II. ". BROOK vi Denver, was register
cd at the Cover House Thursday.
". NJ. jacobs aud children left fOr
UIustee, OKLA, ednosday fOT "a visit.
Mir. Tyson Is building nm adobe reel,
dcuee near the hume vi Judge Cutiip.
j. A. Moore Of Moore. was in town
this week making dual proof ON las
claim.
T.. Al. l~littson is having a well put
down on has claim three miles Gus, vi
town.
Lsra Moore. a prominent farmer of
Tia. Moore vicinity. was Ia tow We'd.
h'sdhy'
The city editor is pulling king
Coal cigars the gait vi soEl" Of his
iiiehds'
Alvin a. Morrison Of Newark, n.
j., was a guest OF tho Cover Hotel
thursday
+. Il. Back, the Jack Rabbit
Pants nan Oi at. Louis, was ia town
yesterday
T.. y. Robertson OF Dallas, was IA
the city this week and was nguust VI
the Cover Hotel
a. j. Berkhead Of Dalhart, Texas,
was in town this week representing AN
implement firm,
G. h. Buckert, representing n Type
writer firm, was a guest OF the Cover
House this week.
n. r. Chairman. representing a $50,
ton shoe house, was registered at the
Cover last Wednesday.
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| Cover Hotel Wednesday.
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oMc.. Office m, the Court House. l2.,i
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iii, CO.. !. a.. .,,v ,his ct all
ing upon our merchants.
Rev. Geo. W, Dunlap. pastor Of the
preshyt,,i.n church M portal.s. \. NJ.
n,sseb.d twin vary I'm. .ermons At IA,
| presbytoriap church in this city Inst
sunday.
Mrs W. NJ. Reid aud Miss NJ. l.
Forbes were in the city shopping this
week. Miss Forbes will spend the holi
lays with her sister seven miles east
Of town.
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See n. l.. Patterson when you have
any land business transacted. Prices
reasonable. oGiee at the Court House.
latf
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Mrs. A. j. Davis wa notified today
Of the death of her sister, Miss Viola
Tanner. Miss Tanner lived at Asper
mont, Texas.
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tho o,.,,ocL this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Campbell spent
several DAYS in NJ Paso.
Miss po,,i, Richardson of Obnr, was
n, ,b, glenroek Tuesday.
IA ph,l,,. of Viola. H.. was a CUES,
AZ the uIeurock this week.
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W. +. Listman, a grocery statesman
from Hutchinson, Kansas, was visiting
the merchants 'ss' "onaA''
Mrs. +. Wertheim and little ESS'e
Kaslovitr are spending the holidays
among relatives IN Oklahoma
Miss Alvy Kelvin passed through the
city last Monday, going TO her claim
on tho Plains. She is from Alva, OKLA
J. A. Youres received q telegram yes
terday notifying him Of the serious Ill.
ness Of his father who lives IN north
Texas.
+. ". McEwcn, broom corn man aud u
member Of the firm Of McEwen aud
Binkley Of Alva, Okla, was in the
city this week.
T. r. Sherwood, wife and baby ar
rived Sunday night and will spend the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T.. Sherwood.
u.In,osh mud wife 81 Caldwell
Kansas s,o,n.d ov.r several DAVIS IN
the city on their way to Arizona wher,
thew will reside in the future.
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All kinds Of city property for sale
by G. II. de Yampert. Aft.
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Several Of our correspondents have
written nv for calendars for 1910. We
did not get out a calendar for next
year, but most Of the merchants Of the
city have beautiful calendars and will
he glad to send them to parties who
will send enough postage TO pay for
sending them by mail.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-17

under the charge 81 NJ. waiter
Granger. . rent 70 the Wind River
basin. In Nyomins. where fts most i'm
portant nnd vas . skull q the cory
phodou. . creature which somswhat
ressmbles the hippototanus q the
present day. This 4xpedlti0a also
found some I've hundred smaller speci-
. which are OF great valus IN
dlling h connecting Haks ID the chain
Of evolution.
The expedition Of Mr.. Brown. which
went 20 the LAmarie formation. ~
suited In the unearthing OF the fossil
skeletons Of . new reptile OF the csra~
topsia variety. and Of one OF the pre-
dentata family hitherto unknown 70
scientists.
The c~eratopsian specimen, whose
classic name translated means horn
face" ID = ~dinosaur. and II closely a.
lied to the triceratops. Of which there
IL . complete skeleton In the
The body measured - feet In length
and seven In height, while II was full
ly four and a half feet across tho
back. The skull was missing. and
some other expedition will have to Get
him . head. The frame Of the reptile
is lighter than that OF the ~tricerasops.
The accession from the predentata
race ID . lizard which walked about
like . kangaroo. Three skeletons were
found. but M head. and II ID now for
another expedition to zee that he does
not remain acephalus.
The new reptile measures seven
feet from tip to tip. and when he stood
up he was probably Ave feet high.
The preparation Of the specimens
which have been gathered by these
two expeditions will require . years
work and research.
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run against It through negligence. the
wheels are broken and the stone itself
mistaken"
Some OF the public uses to which II
was put were as follows: "a A mark
In the middle of the city within the
wall: CD a place for the payment by
debtors to their creditors at appointed
days and times afterwards made at
the font In St. Paul's and then at the
Royal E~xchangeD: ca a testimony to
the city's devotion to Christ. the
stone t~ypifying its divine foundation.
II was likely that upon this stone
all public proclamations were made to
the people; in support OF which Stow
quotes the fact that the rebel Jack
Cade. who said he was Mortimer. earl
OF March. rode up to London Stone.
upon which he struck his sword, say
ing: Now Is Mortimer lord OF this
city"
This was probably In accordance
with the tradition that the old Brit
ish kings took their oaths OF accession
upon London Stone, and until they did
SO were only kings presumptive.
Before the fire OF London the stone
was much worn away. and. a. II were,
but a stump remaining" II was then
cased over by Sir Christopher Wren,
builder OF st. Pauls cathedral. with
a stone. handsomely wrought.
and followed so as to contain the an
cient relic.
In 1742 the stone vas removed to
the north side near the curb, on ac-
oun Of its proving an obstruction in
its old position. Ffty-six years later.
when St. Swithin's church was about
to be repaired. the old landmark wal
doomed to destruction, but happily,
owing to the Intervention Of Thomas
Maiden, a printer Of Sherbourne lane.
the parish oflcers consented to place
1t against the south wall of the church.
An inscription let In the wall re-
cords that for more careful protection
and transmission to future ages, 1t wal
better secured by the church wardens
In the year 1869"
The harmful effects Of the London
atmosphere, greatly increased in re-
cent years. have left their mark upon
the old stone: but there Is still enough
OF 1t left to insure London for many
years from entering IN the downward
path, which Is predicted to be its fate
when the stone OF Brutus shall dis
appear"
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OLD LONDON STONE
Visitors Attracted 20 Relic OF
homer's Days.
leoend Around piees Of Masonry oays
oritish Capital viii Last -
Long - Rock 70
Preoervod.

London.-visitors to the worlds me
tropolis usually take great interest
In . curious piece OF stone. let into the
side OF . wall In Cannon street. just
around the corner from the Bank Of
England. X II an u~npretentious NOR
Sci. and above Il In the brief legend.
London Stone" The two words sig-
nifty . great deal. In the nrst place.
this b the oldest piece Of famous ma
sonry IN England. u not In Europe.
AZ for It's ancient history. II II said
to have figured In the Trojan war. for
the exact date of which kindly refer
to MI. Homer. who has written extern
sively on the subject.
Carefully screened behind IN iron
grating fixed to the south wall Of st.
Swithin's church II the blackened and
crumbiing old relic. which n not only
supposed to date back to the very
foundation OF London. but to act - IT.
palladium. or safeguard.
Tradition declares that the stone
wal brought from Troy BY Brutus. and
laid BY his own hand ~ the altar
stone Of the Temple to Diana
so long as the stone Of Brutus ID
safe. % long viii London nourish.-
say the legend.
Possibly II has been largely owing
to this superstitious belief that the
stone has been 80 jealousy guarded
through the centuries.
Many and various have been the
suppositions put forward ~ to the
origin and use OF this landmark. but
the a now most generally accepted
IL that II was the old Roman mil
larium." or milestone. from which. like
the n In the Forum at Rome. all dis
tances we're measured.
Waiting street. OF which Cannon
street IL a continuation. Is supposed
to have been the principal street OF
Roman London. and. according to Matt
land. the historian. the stone was
placed at the conjunction OF the mill
tary roads.
Stow, the ancient London historian.
states that In his day the stone was
on the south side Of the street. 1T
was fixed In the ground very deep.
fastened with bars Of iron. and other
wise 30 strongly set that II carts do
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-17
PRESIDENTS NEW OFFICES


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taft's FIRST
love. the Philippines. has ousted for
mer President Roosevelt's hobby. ten
mis-. and where once the strenuous
president battled with the opponents
In his tennis cabinet Mr.. TAFT viii
sit at his desk In q new room which
will constantly remind him Of the
Philippine archipelago.
The lev executive o6ices have
been finished and they are works OF
art. pronounced In Washington -
the most sumptuously furnished OF
any Of the host OF magnificent ofhces
In the capital. Mrs. TAFT has inspect
ed the new Offices and she 10 well
pleased with the decorative scheme.
Two large Offices In the rear will
be devoted TO President Tan and Sec
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-17

There is nothing more beautiful
than the devotion and self-denying
love of motherhood; but Is there not
danger in too much devotion? The
child that is never out from under the
watchful eye Of the mother because
she fears something may happen to
1t, has no chance to grow In its own
way or develop its individuality. II
one analyses that watchfulness isn't
there an element of s~elfshness in II,
fear Of some accident Is not SO strong
as fear OF the inconvenience. II some
thing did happen. AS the child grows
older the same mother who watches
his play. fears to have him fish. or
swim, or hunt, and he is denied those
pleasures or half enjoys them, know
ing that his mother Is worrying all
the time about his welfare. II a boy
or girl develops any originality Of
character, they must be left some.
what to themselves, OF curse. with a
reasonable amount Of direction and
watchfulness. otherwise they are only
parrot-like, or echoes OF the older
mind.
To achieve these results there must
be a much higher form Of unselfish-
ness than that which we commonly
call such.