The Penn's Grove record., 1919-06-27
SUBSCRIPTION SI.50 4 YEAR
Carney Point Chronicles
Workers Doings, Enter
tainments and EnjOyments

William c. Woodward, Of Philadel-
paia, w4s a Weekend visitor With Mr..
and Ais. Vance. u SIS Fourth Ave.
The reuse from the Dye Works
floats on the river and IS spelling the
1aaaing along the shore. Persons
should avoid i when seen as it may
make 4 RASH OF take hair off.
N-s. frank Parker and children
pen- q dag last week with Nj. and
dis. Charles Parker, IN Bridgeport.
Ms. Harold Hunt and little son
Dram, spent Tuesday in Bridgeport
WITH her brother, Nh. and Mrs. Fred
Wiltsee.
L. 5. Rainier, Of Blackwood, was
Eisltlng friends mere on Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Thomas Graves and
children have been visiting Mrs. Thos.
P. Bregler and family at Clayton.
At a meeting Of the Directors Of
he Russian Farm House held recently,
u. 5. ColfaX, j., Service Superinten-
dent Of The Dye Works, presented the
Board with q valuable new book en-
tied "BIcycle.2 After the settlement
II many intricate financial matters.
M. COlfaX was elected 70 contributing
~2eElbership for the fiscal year ending
lQne 39ch, 1920, succeeding c. c. Nor
ris, retired, who automatically becomes
Contributor Emeritus. A pleasant
"razz" was had by all and the good
wishes Of the Board follow Messrs.
ColfaX and Norris in the performance
# their new duties.
\ salvage company has purchased
she damaged stock of the DUPONT drug
itore and D. Fryer will have his shop
put in condition and restock in the
lear future.
Prof. ]. NJ. Wright IS assisting ma
-ure in its course down on the farm.
The ball games are certainly tn
life of the village and the folks 7
all roofing for their husbands team
to win the p%ennant.
Mrs. W. c. Davis, of Broadway, will
move to West Virginia in the near fu-
IRE. Miss Julia Murdoch, a sister Of
Mrs. Davis, viii accompany her. Miss
Nardock has been secretary Of the
Presbyterian Sunday School for sew
raj years and a member Of the choir
md will be greatly missed.
c. c. McColley has given the Girl
Scouts a bungalow in which to hold
their affairs, and Capt. Mrs. James IS
very happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peet and family are
spending their vacation at Milford,
Del, their former home.
Plans for the $4,000 Presbyterian
Church We're shown at the meeting on
Tuesday evening. The West Jersey
Prasbytary will donate $4,000. The
Ladies Aid pledged $1,000 at the
meeting.
The Carneys Point post office was
fumigated last week. That offensive
Irishman Mic Robe was driven out.
Mrs. Isabelle Walsh, of Westport,
Conn.,, is spending a week with her
cousin, Mrs. Emily Zane, 134 F Street.
Mrs. Walsh is a daughter of the late
Paul Jaquette at Bridgeport, and has
not visited relatives in this region for
AZ years.
Mrs. R. S. .Hobson, on 32d Street,
has gone to her former home in Bos-
ton for a few days.
Miss Margaret Meade has gone to
Delaware City for the summer.
While some are greatly irritated
over a few mosquitoes, if they had
been here four years ago and met the
swarms in the corn and grass fields
and woods where the Villages now
stand, they would feel very grateful
and not be concerned over the few
fitting. Do not get excited over a
few blood suckers, but swat the
skeeter and stop the breeding places.
Rev. and Mrs. o. Bell Close and
William NJ. Fleming attended the
West Jersey P~resbytery in Wildwood
last week.
Charles A. Smiley is enjoying his
new Briscoe car.
Mrs. C. S. kannear has gone to
Tennessee to spend the summer with
her folks.
The Boy Scout drive for associate
members was a big success. Sixty
two subscribed and paid membership
fees.
More wal babies arrived. Thomas
King, PIG Adam Street, had a cat to
give birth to five kittens. Three had
no tails.
Solomon Weinstock, proprietor of
the pool room on Shell road, has shown
his wisdom by getting a wife: The
happy bride is Miss Leah Fiddler, OF
Wilmington. They were married in
Wilmington on the 18th by Rabbi
David B. Swisen, in the Young Mems
Hebrew Association Hall. Solomon
will not want for music in his home
Mrs. Frank S. Harris and children
ave returned home after having spent
TWO weeks in Burlington. Mrs. Harris
will move there permanently on June