The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-11-20
LOCAL. NEWS.

Poultry is cheap.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Merchants report business brisk.
Have you secured your Thanksgiving
turkey?
No school next Thursday, and the Bank
viii be CLOSED.
Read the communication Of ''Candor'
in another column.
Joseph Black. living near sharptown,
has built a new house.
A festival will be held in CLINTON TO-
night and tomorrow night.
Salem County Pomona Grange, F.. of H.,
met On Wednesday in the Hall OF WOODS
stowp Grange.
Rev. Jacob Price, OF Quinton. viii
preach in the Alloway NJ. f. Church Oh
Sunday morning next
The special meetings in the NJ. +. church
at Swedesboro are still being held. and are
having very satisfactory results.
Bishop Scarborough is expected to make
his annual visitation to Trinity p. Z. church
at Swedssboro on the 18th of next month.
Charles Allen, near Sharptown, has re-
modelled his house and barn and Is making
general improvements about his properly.
At the N. Il. Church in Alloway, this
evening. the third Quarterly conference
will be held. Presiding Elder W. Walton
will preach.
James Sharp, who lives near Sharptown.
is thoroughly remodeling his residence and
otherwise making extensive improvements
in his property.
A bridge has been placed over the run
crosse by North avenue, the new street
in the upper part of the town, by Free
holder Humphreys.
Swedesboro claims to have the fhest
post office of its grade in the whole state.
Post Master Davidson is taking pride IN
the administration of his office.
The surveyors appointed at the recent
term of Court meet at the Upper Canal
bridge to-day to vacate the road leading TO
it and lay out other roads as may be neces-
sary.
Prof. Pemberton Pierce, Director of the
Pennsgrove Musical Academy. has started
a branch of the school at Daretown, TO
which he gives lessons every Tuesday and
Friday evenings
The DAYS are upon us when the homely
but palatablc buckwheat cake, with the
iujcy sausage, makes the citizen rejoice at
the breakfast table, and gives him the dys-
pepsia the worst kind before noon.
THANKSGIVING services will be held in
Woodstown on Thursday next, at 1870 A..
NJ. in the Presbyterian church. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. \. j.
Wright. pastor of the NJ. Z. Church.
Joshua Encle. an old and respected citi-
zen of Mullica Hill, who has passed TOUR
score wears. was stricken with paralysis on
Monday of last week. His speech Is some.
what affected, but he is able to be about
this room.
William NJ. Weatherby will move into
his handsome new house on Main street
nearly opposite the Presbyterian church
tomorrow, and George B. Grier will short
7Iy take possession of the dwelling vacated
by Mr.. Weatherby.
7. c. Reeves has been making a lively
business place of the old stand. corner OF
Salem and Willow streets, for the last lew
wears. He is now about to close out some
lines of stock. including dry goods, trim
,mings and queensware, and offers lhem 10
tbe public at cost. Give him a call at the
bee Hive store.
The entertainment given in Harrison
vile by the Good Templars last saturday
night, was a success in every respect ~
will be repeated on Saturday evening OF
next week. Nov. 2Sth, and a partial change
of prorramme will be made. 60 ard help
in a good cause. Admission, 20 cents;
Children, 10 cents.
An exchange informs its readers that de-
facing trespass notices ON property fences
or lines is punishable with a fine not eX-
ceeding S25. Gunners who make targets
of these notices in default of more proht-
able hunting should bear this IN nlihd.
Any person vino trespasses on land on
which proper notices have been placed y
liable to pay for all damages occasions"
and a fine in addition OF $50.