The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-02-05
south Jersey Notes.

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AW.c.T.r. T., has been organized at New
Held.
The salvation Army is expected at Williams
town soon.
The Woodbury. rink is now open hnt three
nights in the week.
The proprietor ola Philadelphia laundry is
making m effort To establish a branch at
GIassboro.
Large quantities OF CLAIMS are being shipped
from several points in Cape May county to the
Philadelphia market.
\ large seal was killed in the bay nj somera
Point the other day, the first killed in the
vicinity for fhr past several years.
Anew brcakwater or bulk head is to be
erected at Peters Beach, near Atlantic City,
which VIII be eight hundred feet in length.
F. NJ. Pierce has bought n tract OF land along
the railroad al clayton, on which, it is said,
bindings for manufacturing purposes Will he
erected.
1T. Adams, ct Mount Pleasant, has eaten
40 eggs in twelve months. lie eats an aver
age oftwe each day. Hi. family have r9nsuin-
ed two thousand in The same period.
Milvine has again secured the annual hi
cycle meet Of the New Jersey Division, l.. A.
". It VIII occur the last saturday in August,
and an excellent programme viii be present
cd.
Horny peitrick, the agent of The Delaware
River Railroad Company at bridgeport, added
somewhat TO his salary by ap%propriatinS the
funds of the company. Another man Is agent
there now.
The authorities Of Millvilie are trying TO
devise some plans by means OF which a revenue
for The city may be secured in license fees from
reddlegs and hucksiers who sell within the
city limits.
a COW belonging 10 John I;epp, OF eilassbore,
gave birth on Tuesday of last week 10 three
calves, all perfectly formed and of fair size.
Their aggregate weight on The day OF birth
was lo lbs. the heaviest Weighing 81, the next
81 and the third 70 lbs.
AIT. q. q. Green's new steam yacht, The SC,
a.. Green, Jr., of Woodbury., that was To meet
him at savannah on his southern trip, met with
an accident 10 her machinery on the 10th ult..
while in Pamlieo sound and has gone ashore
on The shoals, I.ater reports stale tlai she
viii prove a totsl wreck,
The Reform Club al Wilmmstown dis
banded last week and the furniture and other
effects we're Sold Aay balance that may he
left after paving bills. viii lie donated 10 the
Free Reading Room. The membership had
dwindied down to abou. u dozen, and il could
not he kept running with 50 few
Rev. Philip Cline, Of the NJ. Z. Church, AT
Nmeiand, recently preached against 'Mik-
ado, the opera that was performed in thai
town This week. lie also, it is claimed, in
clndcd in his anaihema the people who at
tended The performance, saying thaf any one
who would witness "Mikado, would attend
the lowest kind Of a theatre.
The annual meeting Of ths Cumberland
County A-griculmnlRnd Horticulture Society
WIS held last week in Bridgctor. The treas
urer's report placed The receipts OF the year
Mt sisr.ls. and the disbursements AZ ss7c2.a3
leaving IA balance ia The treasury OF s;9is3.
The election OF officers resulted As follows:
President, John Tyler Jr.; Vice Presidents,
Job Young, Charles Holmes, Chas. Hickman,
Alfred stafhem; secretary. W. @. Garrison;
Treasurer, Ghas. II. Milford. The time for
holding the next animal fair was liked for
September Sih and 9th, 1876.
\ movement has been started 10 rent or buy
the hotel property in Gedaryiile, Cumberland
Co, and run the hotel on temperance princi-
pies. the mouse mas Hot bech iiethsea -
sometime hut liquor has been sold under a
government license. Last saturday week a
number Of tlle temperance men and women
went 10 the hotel and held Two prayer meet
ings, one in the bar room, and The other in
the diuingronm. The citizens held Il mass
meeting saturday afternoon 70 make ar
engagements fer renting or purchasing the
hotel. They were greatly surprised when the
present incumbent of the hotel arose in the
meeting and stated that he WAS willing 10 sell
the hotel fixtures and give up his lease, pro
vfded that the owner WAS willing. 4 comm it
tee was appointed to con- fer with the owner,
who resides IN Maryland