The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-07-13
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Will COuit 70 St1y.
Personal.
Druggist George Hamilton. of S@edes-
boro, is i'll.
John Borden, son Of our townsman John
Borden, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. G.. A. Lewis, OF Camden, is in
Woodstown for a part OF the INNER
Miss Estella While has returned home
after a weeks stay among friends in Bridge
ton.
Miss Ida Soubers and Miss Lizzie Arm
strong, of Camden, were in town on Tues
day.
Benz. Wea therby, ST., and wife, of Ped
ricktown, were in Woodstown on Wednes-
day.
Prof. ]. N. Brown, of Trenton, has join
cd his wife, who is on u visit to relatives
here.
Mrs. E. A. Massey returned home on
Tuesday after a weeks visit to Philadel-
phia.
Harry Hewitt, station agent at Penns-
grove, has been spending a week at island
Heights.
Mrs. Ann Nanmeter and Mrs. William
Weatherby are spending a few days in
Millville.
Mrs. Carrie Hiles, daughter of e. s.
Davis. of our borough, is making a visit
in Salem.
Mr.. George Carpenter, of Salem, has re-
turned from his western trip and was III
town on Sunday.
Joseph Fields and wife, Of New York,
are sojourning here with with his mother,
Mrs. Sallie Fields.
Emma, daughter of ex-Sheriff Coles, re-
turned to Salem IN Saturday after spend
ing a few days here.
Addas l.. Cobb. of Philadelphia, son of
Joseph Cobb, of Sonth Woodstown, is at
home for a vacation.
Aaron Coles started on Monday for Fort
Collins, Colorado, where ne Will spend n
few weeks with relatives.
DR.. l. s. Fogg and family, of Philadel-
phia, are occupying their cottage at Cape
May Point for the summer.
William Goforth, Councilman Ballinger
and Charles Smith were among those from
our town at Atlantic City last Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Smyth, of Pensauken, Cam
den county, who is visiting her parents
here, is confined to the house by sickness.
Station Agent Stafford, Druggist Harris,
Wilbert Richman, and others made up 4
fishing party that visited Corson's Inlet on
Sunday.
Harry Wood, son of Judge Wood, of
Wing Lane, with his sister and two ladies
Irnvn thrn1nh TOWN IN Wa1npclaN in q
very pretty surrey.
Mrs. Alonzo Loudenslager and children,
of Philadelphia, are spending the summer
in Woodstown. They are stopping with
Mrs. Hannah Smith.
Frank Armstrong, formerly of Woods
town, but now of Camden, n. j., with his
son Charles, was in Woodstown on Tues
day, having in charge Il funeral.
Little Miss Duflield, daughter Of Benja-
min Duffield, well known here, will return
to her home in Philadelphia this week
after a visit Of a few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Atkinson.
Mrs. Rachel F. Brogan, of Philadelphia,
and her daughter Mrs. Mary Moser, have
been visiting among relatives this week in
Woodstown. They are spending the sum-
mer at Pitman Grove.
Walter Mole, for some time station agent
at YORKTOWN, took the same position at
the Melville office on Saturday. William
Elwel!. formerly of Riddleton Junction,
took Mr.. Mole's old place.
Charles Baker, of Philadelphia, with his
four daughters spent Sunday in Woods
town with his father. Three of the young
la1iac rap,aipaI a,rop until ATanIov c+n.
ping at Mrs. lIewitt's boarding house.
Walter Hiles, son of Richard IIiles, of
Salem, won a gold medal over two hun
dred~ competitors for getting the highest
average for the past years work at Bryant
& STATIONS Business College, in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. L. B. Humphreys is registered at
the Continental, Asbury Park, where she
is spending the week, and attending the
summer meetings being held at Ocean
Grove by the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.
Miss IIenrietts G. Moore, Of Springfield,
Ohio, who has been resting here from her
labors, being the guest of William u. Fit
craft. addressed a meeting at Westfield,
this State, last evening, and will speak at
Lakeside, Ohio, tomorrow, Saturday.
night.
Harry Kelsey, son OF Rev. Rufus Kelsey,
pastor of one of Brooklyn's Baptist
churches, is making a short visit among
relatives in South Jersey. Mr.. Kelsey
starts for South America in the early part
of August where he has accepted a posi-
ton. Mr.. Kelsey, ST., is in Europe now
for his health.
Rev. II. ]. Hamilton, recently ofMullica
Hill, has accepted a call to the pastorate
of the First Baptist Church at Connells-
vile, Pa. Our readers will perhaps have
the pleasure of hearing from him through
these columns soon, on the state of the
temperance cause in that region. mining,
| cnke works. etc. and nlher snhiects-