The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-03-26
I.ssS'AE4 NEWS.

How do yea like yonr naw home9
The farmers are at work with their
plows.
Who is your next door nrighhor this
morning
Eve. body seems 10 be suffering from
serve colds.
Work has been commenced ON the new
can house which is 10 be erected al Allo-
sway.
Mrs James Wilson, Of Easfon, Peuna.,
is making visit to her former home in our
borough.
Work Is to be commenced at once an
the telephone Line connecting AlIoway
with Qainten.
The sllad season viii soon open. and it is
predicted Iiy old fishermen that it will be
a GOOD one.
Rev. +. G. Crate and family moved from
Mays Landing to Elmer, their future
home, this week.
The Woodstown school is taking vaca-
ton this week on account Of sickness among
the scholars and teachers.
George W. CrotherS has just received
several hundred bushels Of nice Western
seed oats. which he offers for sale.
\ grand stand which will seat 1900 spec
taiols is to be erected oil tile Cumberland
County Fair Ground at 'ridgeton
Ira Hughes & Son. on Saturday. were
awarded the contract for building the new
school house at Elmer The figures are
said to he about $1,000.
Daniel G.. Cobb has placed the store ae-
counts Of l., J.. Cobb IN the hands OF John
Holmes for collection. and persons iHdtbt-
ed may settle with Nr. Holmes.
George Snpllhakcr IS putting mp small
building ou his lot en the South bank of
the mill pond, for the sale OF fruits and
vegetables during the season.
Frank Fcatherer the new postmaster at
Auburn, viii take charge OF that office
about April 1st, and will remove it from
Taylur's store to the store of Mrs. Mattson.
Oar thanks are dne Congressman Hires
for a copy OF the Congressional Dircc-
tory" 1t is ttstcfully gotten mp affair
aud of no little value as u book OF rel
crence.
The canning factory at Elmer has been
sold by Or. G. L. lIitehner To McsSIS. j.
=. Brady. of Britlgeton, and c. i. Merriam,
who will carry ihe business forward from
this time
Smith Sin.psins. in the employ Of Chas
II. Hickman. near our borough. had his
hand badly laeeratcd CA Sunday last by a
iay cutter. with which he was cutting fod-
der lor the cattle
Joseph NJ. Crate has accepted position
on the w. H. PrsSs, Camden, but will con
time his Law studies, in which profession
we expect some time to see Him rank among
,he highest Nays Laading Record.
81 Patrick or some other saint in his he
half seems disposed to make up for his Hn-
usually good behavior on his anniversary
last week. ly treating us TO another in
e.qllmcnt % bnstry, March-likc weather
this week.
The first marriage ceremony performed
by Camden's lately elected Mayor Pratt
was that uniting Albert II. Powell. Of FL
sinboro, This county, and Kiss sue l'arrs'
of Port Elizabeth Cumberland county,
last Friday night
Policy holders OF the deiunct Miilvllle
Mutual Insurance Company, are notified to
meet at the Office Of the Master IN Cilancery
Bcnj. ID. Shreeve, Esd, in Camden. on the
first day Of May, 70 show cause why an as
sessment shall not be made upon them.
Worl, has been commenced nj the
Opera House on the 1ttcpAY when - 7"
be added thereto The addition will be OF
the horse shoe form, extending around the
front and both sides Of the auditorium and
will have seating capacity Of e5S
On the first Of the month an order went
into effect on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
prohibiting the employment OF men over
forty-iive years Of age. This does not refer
to the men now in the employ OF the eonl-
pany. but no new ones above that age VIII
he given situations
The recent conference Of Tho Methodist
Episcopal Church at Bridgeton united
Ailoway and Nazareth charges, which Is
violently opposed By the Alloway Church
and meeting held last week, q vote was
taken m the subject and il was almost
unanimously voted TO resist the connection
Next Easter falls oA The latest date on
which It possibly can occur April 20 nm
der the rule Of She Council Of Nice, when
DEGREES that Easter shAll be observed The
Sunday after fine full moon. following Tue
2tSt or March Its earliest p"SSlbic date
is March ~ II is ~ years since Easter
Day has been So late. u viii mol again
fall on that day till 1913.