The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-12-27

Adds and Joseph Cobb,of Philadelphia,
were at home for Christmas.
Mrs. Lille Grier Johnson, of Salem, Wis
tied her parents here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Ballinger, of Salem, is among
the guests in town during the holidays.
Miss Emma Beck EFT, Of Swcdesboro, is
visiting her friend, Miss Maggie Peterson.
Harry and Clayton Ruff, of Philadel-
phia, spent Christmas at their home here.
Mr.. Henry S. Wright and family spent
Christmas day with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. K. Lippincott visited
relatives in Haddonfield on Christmas
Day.
Miss Emma Cook returned yesterday to
Philadelphia after a short visit with friends
here.
VIM. B. Foster and wife entertained a
number of relatives from Salem on Wed
nesday.
Ralph, son of Dir. Souder, is at home from
South Jersey Institute at Bridgeton for the
holidays.
Mrs. Carrie Hiles is entertaining her
friend Miss Gibbs, of Woodbury., at her
home here.
Mrs. Mary Ann Wallace entertained her
children and grandchildren at dinner on
Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Abbott, of Bridgeton, was
among those who spent their Christmas in
Woodstown.
Miss Mary E. Leap has beer spending
several days with relatives in Camden and
Philadelphia.
Miss Cadmus, teacher at Mrs. Readings
select school, visited her home at Woodbury.
for Christmas.
Mrs james Devices, of Camden, nth her
son, Alexis, enjoyed Christmas Day at DIR.
p. G.. Souder's.
Miss Lavina Conover and Miss Lydia
Cooper enjoyed a trip to Philadelphia on
Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brick, living near
Pennsgrove, celebrated their wooden
wedding last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott of our bo-
rough are spending the holidays with their
daughter in Camden.
Josiah NJ. Brick and wife and Jacob Ped
rick visited the family of Joseph Miller, at
Salem, on Wednesday.
Miss Kate Summerill of Daretown with
a friend from Salem were guests of Miss
Ella Summerill for Christmas.
Theodore Batten, of Salem, brakeman
on Conductor Shull's tram, was among
the Christmas visitors in town.
Miss Jessie L.Colson, of the Penna. Uni
versity, Philadelphia, is spending the hol-
idays at her home near Daretown.
Miss Dollie Seagraves and her brother
Joe. of Woodstown, are spending the holt
days with their aunt in Bridgeton.
Charles F. Shinn and family, Of Pedrick-
town, spent Christmas at the residence of
his brother, Isaiah C. ShinD, on East Ave-
nue..
Jos. Bassett, for many years prominent
as a druggist in Salem, has gone to ATTAIN
tic City to take charge of Whites drug
store.
J. w. f. Wilkinson, who is attending
Princeton College, is spending the vacation
at his home at Harrisonyille. He will re-
turn Jan. end.
Mahlon ID. Dickinson is one of a commit
tee appointed by the State Grange to act
with the State Board of Agriculture in
drafting a Road Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Humphreys, of Sharp
town, have bsen on a visit at Millville to
their daughters, Mrs. Ada Mayhem and
Mrs. Lille Barnhart.
Major and Mrs. Z. r. Scott have located
in the West, where they have engagements
to deliver temperance lectures in Michigan,
Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml. Carney with their
children, Howard and Ida, went to Cam
den on Tuesday where they enjoyed Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs. Sallie Beas-
ley.
Lydia, daughter of j. Allen Ware, of st.
Louis, returned from Wilson's College to
spend the holidays with her grand parents,
Clement A.. and Lydia A. Ware, in Woods
town.
Rev. j. f. Wilson Of Woodbury. who
was injured by being struck by astreet car
in Philadelphia a couple of weeks ago., has
so far recovered from the injuries as TO be
able to be down stairs.
Girard Sparks and wife, Joseph and
Sarah Alloway, of Pennsgroye, and Ed
ward Humphreys and wife, of ~Sharptown,
took dinner with Postmaster Hewitt's
family on Christmas day.
George Darlington has secured a situa-
ton in the Cumberland Rolling Mill, at
Bridgeton. He is spending the holidays
with his parents at Westville, the mill hav-
ing stopped work for this week.
Miss Ella Borden and John Borden Jr.
ofPhiladelphia, were home to spend Christ
mas with their parents. Mrs. Morris p.
Borden and children, of Chicago, are also
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Borden.
A pleasant family reunion was held on
Wednesday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Coleman, near Aldine. Gather
ed together around the dinner table were
eight children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman's
five of whom are married, making thirteen,
nine grand children, and a number of
friends. Presents were exchanged and a
pleasant day spent by all.
One of the pleasant family reunions on
Christmas day was that at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lippincott, where
that worthy couple entertained a large
number of their children, grand children
and friends. Among those who gathered
around the dinner table on this occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mounce and chill
dren, of Camden; Mrs. Fannie Richman and
children; Rev. A. II. Eberhardt and wife,
Woodstown; Chas. D.Coles, Salem; Mayor
c. II. Richman and wife, Woodstown;
Diament Sayres, Frank Sayres, Camden,
and Harry Hates and wife, of Ashboulne,
Pa.
On Wednesday evening of last week the
marriage of Hanlin Woolman, of Elmer,
and Henrietta d. Hiles took at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Joseph Hiles,
near Friendship. Miss Nellie Craig acted
as maid to the bride and Mr.. William H.les