The Penn's Grove record., 1913-03-28
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Children who enter school this sprine
must begin the first five days in April.
Some early truckers have their tomotc
plants spotted in the cold beds. Others
have sweet potatoes laid in their hotbeds
Fogg & Hires, OF Pennsville, are con.
tracing with farmers at Pennsville te
grow tomatoes for $40 a ton. the SAINT
price as last year.
Farm help is scarce in this region. Form
$40 to $50 a month is being paid. Fewer
cOlored men from the South have arrived
than in former years.
The Ladies OF the Baptist Church will
hold their annual tair on Friday and
Saturday, April II and IL, in Mitchell's
building, Union Corner.
The Executive Committee OF the Inter
State Producers Association has Fixed the
Wholesale price of milk for April 1918. at
AZ cents per quart until further notice.
A very instructive teachers library of
more tina a hundred books has been
added to Penns Grove school. The mon
ey was raised by the entertainments CIV
Ell the past two years.
The commander of the Light House
Department has notified E. s. Harris,
president of the Shad Fishermen's Pro-
tective Association, that the buOys in the
river neal Penns Grove will be removed
dining the sllad fishing season for the
COLI yenience of the fishermen.
A. fha Do,o,k uNooaI~ --..- =.
School Wednesday afternoon Miss Belle
Hewitt gave a most entertaining demon
stration of the teaching of the Aldine
method which is superceding others.
Miss Edna Cline read al excellent paper
on elementary manual training and show
ed examples OF the pupils handwork in
the third grade.
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penns Grove
adv
The High School baseball candidates
are practicing daily and some good mater
ial las been found, especially the pitchers
who are showing up we'll. Under the able
coaching of DIR. LuInmis the Scarlet and
White is looking forward to a successful
season Oh the diamond. An elaborate
program is being arranged for the opening
game on April g..
Tuesday was the warnest March day
for years. The temperature was rs. Fires
were not needed for comfort. Blooms
appeared OH peach trees. The tempera-
ture wa 66 OH Wednesday, 55 on Thurs
day. During the afternoon, the wind
which had been blowing for five DAYS
from the south accompanied by occasion
al showers, veered to the northwest. This
Friday morning the temperature was 81.
Messrs, Joseph s. Bates. Alloway; Rob.
ert NJ. Hitchner. Elmer: William +. Hunt,
Albert Strowbridge. Ethel Snyder, Old
mans Alfred L. Peacock. %Pilesgrove: Jen-
ME selfridge. ID. Harris Smith. F. Newlin
Acton, William II. Clark, Salem; Benja-
min Patterson, U. Il. Hilliman. Woods
town, and Judson Sheppard. Upper Pit s.
grove, have been appointed commissioners
OF deeds for Salem county.
Laundry received Oh Monday Tuesday
ana Wednesday and delivered GU Thurs
day Friday aid Saturday. Headquarters
Tor Turner's Laundry at Johnson's Drug
store, 245 Main st. Mayhem johnson
Agent. adv. At.
We send laundry away Tuesday and
Thursday OF each week. Also call for
and deliver same. VIM. +. BECKER. adv
Cleaning, Pressing, Securing, Dyeing,
&c. Suits made like new at WIN. +,
bRCKE RS. adv.
Gasoline by the gallon Oh barrel at V
s. Homan's,3ll Delaware Avenue, Pemn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. adv tt
HaVeriurd and Excelsior Motor Cycle
are The go-last machines you should buy
0f james Workman, Union Corner, |
Penn's Grove. adv