The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-30
News Of Local Interest
What Is Occurring and Being
Talked About In The Borough
and Township

sporting powder.
1t is something new to pay taxes in
May, but the legislators say the
officials need it to spend.
Jersey strawberries began arriving
in the home market last Monday.
The retail price was rs cents a box.
Fred w. Brownlee has purchased a
new Ford Sedan and rides back and
forth to his work at Deep Water Point.
The Elks' entertainment committee
is arranging for a moonlight excur-
sion and dance on the river in Au-
gust.
The Red Cross work rooms in Penns
Grove will be closed after May 31st.
Work will be continued for civilians
relief.
Washington Camp, No. AZ, P. o. S. of
Az attended divine service on Sun
day evening in Emmanuel NJ. E.
Church.
Clarence Dolbow fell off the back
step at Dolbow & Curriden's business
stand last Tuesday evening and broke
his left arl.
A few slight changes were made
in the Wilson Line schedule this week.
The corrected time table will be found
in this issue.
Eden Lodge, No. 10, l. O. o. F.,
has placed an attractive electric sign
in front of their meeting room in Odd
Fellows Hall.
Penns Grove Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will start a new series of
stock on June 18th. The dues are
$1.00 per month.
Private Dominick Di Crescenzo, of
Carneys Point, was cited among the
wounded in this weeks casualty list
sent from Washington.
David A. English is driving a hand
some new Stewart delivery truck, his
growing business requiring this in
creased transport service.
Penns Grove Lodge of Elks have
contributed $50 to the Salvation Army
Fund. The members are also being
~canvassed for individual contributions.
The clear atmosphere on Monday
and Tuesday which allowed the sun
to shine warmly ran the temperature
up into the SOS and made summer
weather.
Andrew L. Colantuono found a
lady's handbag and knitting outfit in
the dance hall at French's Park on
Wednesday night, 21st. Owner can get
them by calling at 1873 Main Street.
On Tuesday next Moose Lodge, No.
$50, will give another of their popular
smokers. Secretary Kinda says this
one is something strictly real" and
for none but members who are in good
standing.
Charles Norton, Jere Chambers and
Squire McAdams motored to Atlantic
City on Tuesday to attend a reception
rendered to Edward 1. Edwards, who
is seeking the Democratic nomination
for Governor.
Chester Fryer and Freeman Hart
were hailed before Squire McAdams
on Monday by Motor Vehicle Inspector
Lovett for exceeding the speed limit
on the County road in Lower Penns
Neck township. Both were fined $40
and costs.
Squire McAdams, who has charge
of the Salvation Army drive for funds
in Penns Grove announces that an ex-
tension of time has been granted in
which to raise the Borough's quota of
$1,000. He started in to-day with his
co-workers to finish up the lob.
nIzz,o c.,,n;ne w.s driving tbroupb
cTndan evan;na uvitb only one
~ ;Ns Un nac ~ III n,a.h;ra E;S at
4 3 n ooI,ad - tha matter hv
rnsnaator Iovatt h,,t = d;dn't seem tn
worry him. Later he paid a fine of
$500 and costs.
Fred Monk. the "Pier Lunch" pro-
nr;etor has hon h the building and
Shooting gallery outfit adjoining his
business at the foot of Main Street.
II was owned by August Bohlke, who
LOST his life in an automobile accident
lsiy months ago. 1t was sold by his