The Penn's Grove record., 1912-01-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.

'"".|o WIN U. Leap, upper felnS Neck.
Goodyear Glove Brand Rubbers. W
S. Leap.
Upper Penn's Neck township has only
one inmate in the County Almshouse.
H. s. Barber nearly filled Turner's ic,
house this week with fine ice from 10 t.
- inches thick.
Wilbur H. Sparks has begun erecting
"a building adjoining his residence for {
picture show room.
Joseph G. French gathered fine ice II
inches thick last Monday.
In another column is the statement Of
Upper Penn's Neck Township which is
OF interest to every tax payer.
The farmers who have butter at 40 cents
a pound and eggs at 40 cents a dozen
have golden nuggets.
j Harry Sparks, at PennsvilIe lost a
horse last week. 1t was driven to the
powder mills and died with collie.
An exhibition game Of pool will be Civ
EN- at Duffy's room next Wednesday eve
ming, 24tll, between VIM. Canine, of
South Philadelphia. and Mr.. Duffy.
J. Milton Humphreys at Pennsville
caught an otter last week in a trap. 1t
weighed Ii pounds, and was 5feet 5 inches
long. The hide is reported to be worth
1920.
Salem County Pomona Grange will
meet at Woodstown OH January 18th. In
the evening members of the Woodstown
Grange will present the play, "Home
Ties"
Hamilton Morris has moved his family
from Harry Morris's building into George
ii. Elkinton's dwelling adjoining W. S.
Leaps store and his harness shop over
Shape q Higgins's butcher shop.
In our sale of Reduced Suits are many
medium weights that can be worn until
warm weather. w. S. Leap.
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penn's Grove.
Mrs. Benz. Westherby, Jr., of near
SWedesboro, is spending sometime with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Trumbull while convalescing. Mr..
W~eatherby will quit farming this year.
Boone Ice Cream Co. will store no ice
this winter and will quit the wholesale
ice cream business. The large ice house
Oh Edward D. Turner's farm used by
boone's is being filed by Harry s. Barber
who will go into the tetail ice business.
notwithstanding the extremely cold
weather Penn's Grove schools have been
comfortably warm. A second outlet
pipe was added to the heater over a wear
ago and since then sufficient heat has
been sent thru the pipes to keep the
rooms warm.
extraordinary winter weather has pre-
vailed i'll this region. Last Saturday
morning the temperature was 2 below
zero and did not get above is during the
day. On Sunday morning it was very
cold. At night it was 20. Monday morn
Ing "a and rose to "a. Tuesday morning
1t was keen at 3. Wednesday was some
warmer and during the night a light rain
fell, but froze before morning making
sidewalks more slippery. On Thurday
the temperature rose to As and much OF
the melted. During the night the
temperature fell to the freezing point.
This Friday morning the temperature
was 40 aud the rain which began in the
night continues through the forenoon.
Gold fish, fish food and fish grass for
sale at S. M. Hunts. n
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel at V.
5. Homan's, 81 Delaware Avenue, Penn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. If
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycles
are the go-fast machines you should buy
Of James Workman, Union Corner,
$40 REWARD for information which will
lead to the arrest and conviction of any
one who has broken open the meters in
cottages along the shore. h. j. Smith.
supt. Gas Co. 1929 At.