The Penn's Grove record., 1916-09-22
THE RIGHT
GROVE, j., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1910
VILLAGE DOIKGS
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

The members of the Mothers Club
arrive. The colors will be blue and
white. indicating loyalty and purity. also
initials M. C. C. P" signifying Moth
ers' Club of Carney Point.
Those gents who mean honorable,
%virtuous business will lift lift their hats
when they see a mothers button.
Miss Marion Hinion, of Waldwick,
teacher of Lake school, Franklin town
ship. Gloucester county, has been visit
ing Miss Carroll, a Carney teacher. from
Rocky Hill. They are at Joseph VI.
Wright's.
Miss Reed, of Trenton, and Miss
Heightsman, of Elizabeth, teachers in
dupont school. will board with Mrs. Day
Is in the permanent village.
Miss Rruner, a teacher, viii make her
home with Miss Anna P. Shoemaker,
also a teacher, who lives in the town
ship above Penns Grove.
Miss Ethel Bisbee, of Missonla, Mon
tana. formerly of Penns Grove, will
teach in DUPONT school this year. She
will live with Mrs. French.
Mrs. Hewitt, corner of Shell Road
and Jefferson street, who has been
keeping a boarding house and ice cream
parlor. will move into Penns Grove and
continue the same business.
G. j.. Thompson has returned from a
visit to New York and Newark.
Wesley A. Elliott. who has been n
chemist in the laboratory at Plant 8 for
more than a year. and Miss Dorothy e.
West. of Newton Centre, Mass, were
married on September 2, and have made
a new home at % Delaware avenue.
Her mother. Mrs. West, is expected next
week to make her home with them.
Miss Bingham, the DUPONT nurse. has
been put in quarantine and Mrs. Lands.
her assistant, is on double duty.
Mrs. Boon moved from the Permanent
Village to Camden on Tuesday.
The Mothers Club has sent a petit
ton to Judge Washington, asking him TO
keep Penns Grove dry" so that Carney
may not suffer along with Penns Grove
hould the saloon doors be wide open.
Do not forget the Mothers Club
pastry sale and home cookery, Saturday
afternoon. 23rd, from 3 to 3. Watch
for the dodgers and buy your food needs.
Arthur Batten, of Landsdowne, Pa.
has taken a position with the dupont
Company. He wiz make his home with
Charles Lorens on Washington street.
The many dogs running are becoming
a nuisance by upsetting garbage cans and
tapping water from the flower pot sau-
GERS. Persons who do not feed their
dogs do not need them. This does not
include the lap poodles who have hu-
name affections lavished on them where
babies cannot be afforded. Such moth
ers are welcomed to the Mothers Club
with sympathy.
The guards were asked to kill the sick
cats which they soon did. The rumor
flew rapidly that all cats and dogs were
to be killed.
Why does it take "a hours for a let
ter to go from Carney to Penns Grove?
Plant your grape fruit seeds in a saE-
GER. In two weeks You will have a beau
tiful dark green table center.
Iinwood Snyder and Mr.. Roth shot
three dozen reed birds on Thursday.
They were very fat.
Why is there an hours time between
trolley cars in the morning between $50
and 8 o'clock when many want to go
to Wilmington and elsewhere? Any old
time seems good enough.
When the cars do come in pairs to the
Plant there is a long wait for their re-
turn. Do the conductors not have alarm
clocks. or have they fish for breakfast
and take time to pick out the bones? Do
they nave to be searched for matches
and whisky and locked in the guard
house before returning? The nickle
walkers have been numerous. We may
have to ask the jitney to return with
all their failings. One Ford had eleven
passengers on a recent morning in a hur-
ry to reach the 9.15 train because of the
uncertainty of the trolley.
Why can't we have a better sidewalk
leading to the postofice? We break
heels. multiply c0rns and c~allouses, slip
and turn ankles on the jagged loose
stones. Sometimes we wish we were
pirates to let loose on speech and tenn
per.
Because of the quarantine in Point
Village. Joe Hartlev's CONCERT ard dance.
to he held in Community Hall tonight,
has been postponed until a later date.
NEEDLE WORK WANTED
Mrs. .Ierold, so Magnolia Street, dn-
Point Village, q shnt-in, worthy of assist
auce. desires thanksgiving, darning. Int.
%tonholing, embroidering and crochet
ing. III