The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
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What Is And Being Talked
About Dgh and Township
New- tomorrow.
Colds grippe has afflicted
many.
Tie puneil will meet satur-
day nigi Iize.
Retur p Year. Why should
not the eTs Apply?
Tie CoufN ard Of FreeholdeTs will
meet at satuf~ moon to organize.
The children aAe enjoying a weeks va
cation, excepting those who are sick.
The grippe aud ~lpneumonia are afiict-
ing many in PeMs Grove aud VICINITY.
Mrs. Mary zahe has moved into her
new house oT the Morgan tract, east
Main street,
WILLARD Layton bought the Clinton
HinchgGan farm near Sharptown on
Thursday at $75 Ri acre, 100 acres.
EKe new Peoples Bank of Penns Grove
began business last Tuesday. Nearly
1900 were received on deposit the first
day.
The construction work at tile Powder
Plants is being completed. Several OF
the construction men have entered the
operating departments.
A large force Of carpenters have been
transferred from Carney Point plant to
Gibbstown where's new plant is being
erected at the dynamite works.
The Executive Committee OF the Inter
State milk Producers Association has
fixed the wholesale price of milk for
January, 1916 at &c per quart.
The State Board Of Pardons on Tues
day gave paroles to the following prisons
ers iron Salem County: Milford Cubbage,
breaking, entering, intent to steal, FebTu-
airy 8, 1885, Clarence e. Lewis, grand
larceny, January IL, 1916.
Under a ~ rule which has Just gone
into effect I the dupont powder plant,
workmen employed OH the large boiling
pots, which are used to boil chemicals
will Dse their bonus Of 20 per cent. If
theyJaIlow their pots to boil over.
The building to be used as the Carney's
Point post Office is under course of con-
struction. 1t is situated on Shell Road
at the southern end of Riverview village.
t. =. = - lwo t.~or1 k4~k &Io ~~-..o Ill Il
an improvement over the present facili-
ties.
The Ferry Company began to run
boats between Wilmington and Penns
Grove last Monday on two hour schedu-
les, instead of hourly as been since last
Spring. There were so many persons
travelling that the hourly schedule was
resumed on Wednesday.
The house on the former Brick Bevie
farm is now occupied by George "a.
Elliott, who works at the Powder Mills.
The large barn and stables will be used
by Daniel G Steelman, OF Pleasanton, for
horse sale stables. Ralph L. Croft, the
recent purchaser Of the iaTm is having it
divided into building lots for sale.
Canuto and Giovanni Clemente have
bought Peter Mo~ntagnoli's grocery bust
ness on Mill Street. Canuto Clemente
continues to conduct the Italian Board
ing house in the pest house. He has
been there q year with several hundred
different men and all have had good
health.
Miss Grace Sailor entertained tile high
school class OF 1913 at a ennion together
with a number of friends on Tuesday
/, evening. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pyle, Misses Freda Seely and
Hattie GenfI6n, Messrs., Powell Craig.
Oscar and Fred A. Gentieu, Jr., and
Fred Summerili.
The Abbie L. Kidd house having been
moved from Union Corner to the rear
of the lot fronting on East Main Street
so that the new bank building can be
erected on the corner, the adjoining house
formerly owned by Josiah A. Kidd, Jr.,
is being moved from South Broad street
to the Barber land on East Main street.
Daniel g. Roche has moved inso his
new bungalow on Elvin Avenue. John
Sailor who has been farming near
Ewedesboro, for three years succeeds
Roche IN part Of j. Harry Smiths double
honse on Pitman street. WiIbert F.
Sailor has moved into the other side. He
is followed by Chester Jordan who
bought David English's house on Pit