The Penn's Grove record., 1915-01-29

George diPietro has bought the Charles
Mattson house OH New Street.
The mid-year examinations of the
High School will be held next week.
g. Harry Morris has bought Mrs. Ham
nah J. Summerill's lot OH Main Street.
Rev. Ralph Madden will preach in the
First Baptist Church at the Sunday morn
ing service.
A cold wave pulled the temperature
down to 70 this Friday morning and it
was 20 at noon.
Peddlers, gypsy fortune tellers and men
who want board keep Penns Grove house
wives extra busy.
Rev. Sanford NJ. Nichols District Super
lntendent will preach in Emmanuel
Church Sunday morning.
The freight train which runs to Carney's
Point each morning consists of between
20 and 30 cars loaded mostly with mater
ials for new buildings.
By the falling Of a ecaffold on Carney's
Point last Sunday three men were iuiur-
ed. Richard Gray, OF Wilmington, died
from his injury OIL Tuesday,
The Executive Committee of the Inter
State Milk Producers ASSN has fixed the
Whole price of milk for February 1915 at
3 cents per quart until further notice.
The graduating class of the high School
held an enjoyable measuring social on
Tuesday evening in Emmanuel Church.
About $l2 were cleared for their trip to
Washington.
The Lower Canal Bridge of wood which
was closed for travel last August 18th to
be replaced with a new steel lift bridge
will be opened for travel on Saturday.
January Both.
Mrs. Hannah Jones has bought Mrs.
Isaac d. Hillman's house on Bay Street.
South Penns Grove, and has moved
therein. Israel .Dolbow follows in his
own house.
DIR. G. L. Fleming has moved into I.
E. Hunts house, succeeding Walter M.
Johnson. John Hanson, a ~bookkeeper
at Carney's Point, succeeds DR.. Flem-
ing III Leaps house.
Half inch of water fell during the rain
last Saturday aud Sunday. The freeze
last Sunday made very slippery walks
and roads, but the warmer temperature
made it vanish by 10 u. M. on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Bates, who was badly
saRa-on-hr--body four weeks ago
while endeavoring to thaw a water nine
was taken to Medico-C hirurgical Hospit-
al, Philadelphia, on Tuesday to have skin
grating.
Mrs. A. E. Wells began revival service
in Bethel M. P. Church last Monday
evening. Enthusiastic interest was
aroused at the beginning and has contin-
ned during the week. She will continue
for some weeks.
The duPonts, having received the deed
for the Summerill store, wharf and shore
property at the Cove, have staked ont
ground for the erection of a dozen bunga-
lows to be occupied by foremen. The store
willabe turned into a boarding house aft
er March % when Mrs. Sara X. Summer
III vacates.
Rev. S. M. Nichols, District superinten-
dent, will preach in st. Pauls Church
sunday evening. The "Ninety and Nine"
will be sung by SO men. During the re-
vival services the past four weeks, TWEEN
ty Tree have protested conversion. The
meetings will continue next week.
Between sixty and seventy Italians are
residing III the Cove school house. Con-
M hunks in tiers were erected to
give sleeping quarters for more than a.
hundred, but it proved to be too sitting
close, because of lack of ventilation.
Some OF the hunks have been torn ont.
Cots for a dozen are in the loft. Another
house will be erected for women to do
the washing. Salvino Cerecola, of Will
mlngton, has the store house and is in
charge OF the lodging house.