The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-12-28

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Mrs. Elma Fogg is spending the winter
in Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Setter is spending the holt
days in Philadelphia
Mrs. Graham, of Woodbury., is visiting
Mrs. James p Capper.
Isaac r. Carney returned on Wednesday
from a visit to relatives in Camden.
Mrs. Sarah Dubois, Of Woodstown, is
visiting at Mr.. c. G. Davis, in Bridgeton.
Miss Ida Green, who is attending school
at Media, Penna., is homo for the holt
days.
Miss Laura Davis, of Salem, is spending
the holidays at the home of her parents
here.
( Lewis Dubois and vile, of Atehison,
Kansas, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Louis C. Smith. of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days at his former
home here.
Simon S. Wentzell, who moved to Bridge
ton last spring, will probably return to
Woodstown soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson and son, of
Easton, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Wilson's
former home here.
Charles r. Bacon, of Camden, New Jer-
sey editor of the Philadelphia Record, was
in town yesterday.
Samuel Webster and Miss Fannie Alien
were married in Salem on Tuesday by
Mayor J. w. Acton.
Richard s. Jenkins Esq, of Camden,
Assistant Prosecutor of the Pleas, was last
'ict Inn icci 70
the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph
r. Elkinton, OF Pennsgrove.
Cards are out for the wedding of Joseph
Duffield, of Huntington, to bliss Alfretta
Y. Atkinson, of Salem, which is to take
place at the residence ofthe brides parents
on Wednesday evening next.
William Richman, OF Philadelphia, son
Of Mayor Rchman, is at the residence of
his parents here, where he has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack of congestion Of
the lungs. He is now on the mend.
Miss Lizzie Mounce, daughter of Alfred
Mounce, who is telegraph operator in the
wholesale house of John Wanamaker at
is spending weeks holiday among rela-
tives in this vicinity.
CHRISTMAS PERSONALS.
Charles Scott and wife spent the day in
Camden.
Harry Champion and wife, of Millgille,
spent the day in Woodstown.
Walter J. Richman, Of Philadelphia,
spent the day with his parents here.
Miss Emily r. Kirby, of Philadelphia,
visited relatives in this neighborhood.
Rev. J. E. Wilson and family, of Wood
bury, were among Woodstown's guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Whitsel, of Will
mington, Del, enjoyed Christmas in
Woodstown.
William Boone and wife, and George
Boone. of Bridgeton, spent the day in
Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas fippincott enter
tanned large number of relatives at diu-
ner on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lncien B. Ware, Of Wood
bury, enjoyed their Christmas with rela-
| tiyes in Bridgeton.
Rev ]. Wesley Sullivan and family, of
Philadelphia, were among the Christmas
visitors to our town.
County Clerk Coles, Of Salem, with his
daughters, Misses Jennie and Emma,
spent the day in Woodstown.
Philip Reading and wife, of Philadelphia;
and Dr. Geo. Reading and wife, Of Wood
bury, spent Tuesday in Woodstown
DR.. John Croft, of Penusgrove, and Mr..
Joseph Ogden, and family Of Salem, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. Nelson
Curry.
Mr.. George B. Macaltioner spent Christ
mas at home, and Miss Name Emley and
Miss Emma Cook were also guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Macaltioner.
Mrs. Martha A. Sayres, and daughter
Viola, of Salem, and l. Diament and
Frank Sayres. Of Philadelphia, were the
guests of relatives, together with Mrs. Al
fred Mounce and her children, William and
Lizzie Mounce.
The children of John and Elizabeth
Proud, of near Alloway, gave their parents
a merry Christmas. They all assembled
at their old home last Tuesday with many
useful presents for the old folks. The day
passed off very pleasantly and viii long be
RENE mbered by all.