The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-04-30
ENstAa. NEWS.


Faster services We're held last Sunday in
old Maravian church, near Ollphani $
Sill.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church at
:;wedcsbnrn are arranging for 4 fair and
festival,
Collins Robbins, living near Swcdcsboro,
has sold his trottcr to lumber dealer nj
nightstown, for 81. 100.
Don't take OFF yoar flanHels yet. Wen
sell you WHOM it's time
The white wash brush will soon begin
10 play on the picket fence.
Straw hats are beginning to bud. Get
ready to shoot the winter derby.
Geo Harmon. OF Deerfield and NJ. T.
Riley. of Shirley, are going into Che stock
and drove business on the formers farm.
A lemon weighing Is ounces, picked of
of tree oh The Miller premises at sharp
town is on exhibition al a store in Bridge
ton.
A meeting Of the members of the Baptist
church will be held in the chapel room to-
morrow. at > o'clock, For the purpose OF
eleetng two trustees.
The last meeting Of the old Board OF
Freeholders will be held on Wednesday,
Nav 9Th. The new Board will meet on
the following Wednesday.
Ncucom r. Daniels has painted his
house en- Broad street and Hannah a.
Harker. who has recently enlarged her
dwelling on East ayennc. has had it neatly
painted
A young cyclone visited WoodStown on
last Saturday afternoon and for space it
looked as though something would have to
give way. Main street was almost solid
wall of dust.
A number Of the young friends Of CHARLES
Fowler. who lost his life while nursing
smallpox patients ia Lower Penn Meek 4
few years ago are raising funds to erect n
monument over his grave
The following trustees Of the NJ. Z.
Church of Swcdcsboro have been elected:
|. II. Madara Samuel Shute, Thomas W.
Davidson. Z. c. TaIman, John Moore A.
NJ. Jones. Mattson Guest. John Mats and
Samuel NJ. Iloman.
Mr.. Fowler, the artist of o. II. Bailey
* Go. of Boston, is preparing picture OF
siwetlcsboro, similar 10 the one recently
anadc of Woodstown He has been taking
sictules of several buildings and public
places at Swedesboro
Property owners along the line of TIE
salem Railroad have been ordered by the
company to move their fences off of the
company's land. Some fences Will have
to be moved several feet, others only
few inches. The owners are indignant.
Thomas buchanan, wcll-lnown here,
principal of the Five Points, Gloucester
County Public School. while passing by a
a. ion qf
Points one day lately. was struck on the
head by Il falling brick and sustained Sc
we're injuries.
Treasurer jaquetto, of the Pilcsgrove
Library Association, has sent out his oili-
cial notifications to members OF the dues
payablc MAY LIST and requesting, by order
of the Trustees, that prompt payment be
made thai The funds may he used for gnr-
chase of hooks
Games are booked between the Allen
Ease Ball Club of philadelphia, and our
Woodstown club at the grounds OF the
latter in WoodStown, on May Sth and at
the same place ON May 22d the Charles
Tees club. of Philadelphia will play
match with our home club.
John Manning, one of our steady com
positors, brought into the office yesterday
from his fathers home near Yorktown
two branches from cherry tree which
were literally a solid mass OF bloom lhey
were about two feet in length and we had
the curiosity to count the number OF bios
SONS ON one them There were 10.
The curb in front Of the Opera House
has been raised higher and the curb MP the
passage way to the entrance put IN place
and workmen are now laying the pave
ment. The board screen that has stood III
front OF the building since the WORKING
men ai,it al inc approach Of cold weather.
has been removed, ard the work Of com,
pletion is in progress on the lower ii"of OF
the building.
Henry c. Garrison, Of swedesboro' has
been appointed by Or. Wm. *. Newton
of Paterson, State Dairy Commissioner as
deputy for the counties Of Camden. 'd,n
eestcr, Salem, Cumberland Cape May; AZ,
Iantie and Ocean, to detect and apprcneho
all persons selling olenmargarinc' hot,
terinc. SHINE ard other limitations %
butter. and wlio 10 not comply Win thce
requirements of the recent law, psst"
this winter to govern the sale OF snch pro
ducts.