The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-08-07

\ new seaside resort 10 be called oberonf
has been located near Atlantic City.
The 18Th anniversary Of the settlement OF
yineland will be celebrated tomorrow.
) Bndgeton man has brought out new
specimen oftbe raspberry. 1t is beautiful
yellow color shaded with pink.
Post No >, g. y r., Of Camden, viii send Il
detail of twenty-five members to attend the
Grant obsequies in New York.
{. F. Westcott has opened u stable ri Pitman
Grove and will furnish horses and conveyances
to all who desire, during camp meeting,
The Millville Mutual Marine and Fire Insur-
ance Company, Of Millville, has ceased writing
policies and the business viii he closed up az
soon as possible.
Theo. =. Green, of Woodbury has one hun
bred nickel fve-cent pieces bearing the
figure ) without the word cents. He has
been three years in collecting them.
Mr.. A. J.. English, OF Atlantic county. for
several years cngrossing clerk of the State
senate. who thereby formed many aequaint
ances. i missing. Hc was formerly editor Of
the Atlantic City Reriew.
Two young girls, while bathing in Mantua
creek. at Berkeley, ON sunday, got beyond their
depth. Before assistance could be rendered
one hi,d sunk to rise no more alive The body
WAS recovered later in the day.
Herman kuhle, Il well-known saloon-keeper
AT Tenth and Carpenter streets. Camden. who
has become insane from excessive drinking.
h;, been taken 10 Baekwood Asylum on 4 Ger
tiflcate from Or. z. ". I'eale.
Rev. J. ;. Gaskill, presiding elder of Camden
district, Will shortly publisha monthly paper,
c,tlled the Camdea District EraTagetist. The
object of the paper il to give the Methodists of
south Jersey, and OF Camden district especi
ally, a home organ.
one morning last week one of the buildings
of the " Woodbury. Glass " orks, in which the
lids Of the @W oodbury fruit jar were manu-
fletured WAS discovered to he on fire, ana was
burned down. The fire is said to have orginat-
ed from patent furnace, in which expert
ments were being made. The loss il cstimat-
edat from $500 TO $1,000.
Lieut. Col Henry NJ. Roberts, the engineer in
charge of the Delaware river improvements, in
making an estimate OF the money needed for
the next years improvements, fxes the sum
al 5000 900 and includes the following sums ask
ed for the improvements s22.0O0fo Raneocas
river: sl0,500 for Woodbury. Creek; $4,000 for
Manfua Greek. and $4,000 for Raccoon river
f. II. Sheldon, of Melville, has a cottage at
Pitman Grove, where he and his family rusti-
cate during the summer season. On Monday
afternoon week with his family, he drove over
to Cross Keys, returning on Tuesday morning.
lie found that during his absence his cottage
had been entered. and that clothing and other
goods to the value of over $50 had been stol en-
g. g. Green has made arrangements with a
number of glassblowers TO run the standard
Window Glass Works, OF Woodbury., on the
cooperative plan The blowers and cutters
are TO own some stock. The work of preparing
the factories for operation is being pushed for
ward with as much speed a. possible, with the
hope of being ready about the middle of sep
tcnber.
Henry n Hustled, OF Dutch Neck, has gone
and got married again. This is The fifth wife
that Henry has had and he is hale and hearty
yet No farmer in Cumberland county can
do more work raise better produce than
Henry y. Hustled. He deserves good wife.
and from ali that can be learned he has secur-
ed snch a woman in the person of Mrs. Caroline
sharp who has also entered matrimony at
least three times.