The Penn's Grove record., 1916-09-29
DUPONT VILLAGE DOINGS
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

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street, has been put under quarantine
because their two year old baby is af-
fieted slightly in the foot, called infan-
tile paralysis.
Hiss Bingham, a DUPONT nurse was
released from quarantine on " ednesdag 4.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Banning whose
CHILD died two weeks ago are in quaran-
tine. Mr.. Banning is cashier at Plant 2.
The two weeks quarantine will be
lifted the latter part Of this week and
school will begin next Monday.
Give to the wind thy fears: Hope
and be undismayed."
Marion Conway. three years old. has
been very i'll with stomach trouble, but
is better.
The guard at the cherry tree. as the
Riddles say, at the head Of Washington
street, whites his time away BY being
kind to the kiddies. They think there
is no one like their guard in Carney.
he is so kind.
The rumor that an italian murderer
was in the woods at East End last
Thursday made an exiting time. The
guards and men with guns. but the
excitement soon subsidized. It is report
ed that one Italian in Penns Grove got
to infatuated with another mans wife
and got busy with the powder end Of
a shooter in Penns Grove and came to
the woods to escape
A Philadelphia paper quotes about the
license applications and petitions and
says that the members of the Mothers
Club win wear their new buttons at the
hearing on October 10th. All hope the
buttons will arrive in time. We hope
to be present at the death of those ap-
plications.
When we see one man hand the beer
ark man $15 and receive 81 in change
it means fourteen crates. a crate a dav.
When you hear al explosion at the
plant and ask How did it happen?s
you hearthe reply. Il don't know"
Strange is it not. It is more strange
that beer logged brains do not cause
more, Heln US get the beer arks out
Of Carney. A
Mrs. Joseph At Wright and Mrs. L.
G. Hires spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Philadelphia.
The pastry sale held BY the Mothers
Club netted $50. Another will be held
soon by Mrs. l. NJ Wright.and aides to,
set 1uuuS lOI SAhSlHS DpDkS Tor E1t
Union Sunday School. Before the Pas
tor went on his vacation he delegated
four lady teachers to solicit $50 for
the books. They decided to rather work
than beg. Salem county is too rich to
grow good beggars, but, does raise live
workers. So roll up your sleeves and
go to it.
A pastry sale will be held once a
month by the Mothers Club in Com
munity Hall. Watch this column for
dates. The next win be October oath.
A book Social viii be held October
10th.
A girl babe came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs Wrinkle. 293 Pine Street last
week. Mr.. Wrinkle is a club mother
and the wee miss viii be put on the
cradle roll and receive a birthday book
let.
Mr.. Vitgar, the typhoid patient, and
dupont employee, is convalescing in
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington. and
will be brought home soon. He has been
there several weeks.
The Paulsboro W. C. I. e. will make
IN effort to drive the beer arks out of
that pretty village. Why cannot Carney
90 Ine same
Why do we have three names for our
town-Riverview. DUPONT Village and
Carney? 1t is too much for a town
ship town and creates confusion of
meaning and location.
The grape fruit article got twisted
last week. The seeds must be planted
two inches deep in a pan or pot, after
having been soaked in a saucer Of
water. Use many and plant thickly.
They will not grow more than two
inches high.
GYPSY women from their camp in Pet
erson's woods, have been selling rustic
baskets. tables and telling fortunes.
On a very much crowded trolley car
which registered IS last Saturday, q
protest was made by men when more
came in. The conductor quickly told
them: PLENTY of room yet. l had 13S
on this morning. Some car stretchel