The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-06-21
INC dnnnstown Euna.


ted to the J0hnstown fund by the scholars
and teachers Of the public school:
GRAMMAR DEPARTaEST-Clara Gordon,
.25, Emma Haines Is, Carrie Smith 20,
Ralph Flitcraft %. Arthur Coca 30,
Frances Fogg Ii, Ulster Atkinson %,
Warren FIiscTaft 20.
INTERMEDIARY Observation-Disclosures
Gaunt rs. Cora Weatherby 10, Nettie
Becker 10, Annie Kuhn 100, Chalkiey
Taylor 10, Jehu Allen 10, Lena Dufin %,
Annie Cawley 20, Miss Ackley 200, Total
$40.
SECONDARY Observation-Disclosures Jess
10, Ella HaiRes 10, Florence Becker 10,
Belle Crothers 10, Clifford Walters 10,
Mabel Rockefeller 10, Elwood Flitcraft 10,
Emma Coles .0j, Hettie Davis .05. Samlnie
WeatheFby 10, Ewalt Richman %, Sallie
Fogg IL, Hannah Summerili 10, Florence
Con0Fer .05, frank Turner .05, Ida Carney
10, Alcnda FlitcTafb 10, Lizzie White Is,
Miss Paul 92.33, Totals410.
PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures Pedrick
10, Willie Buzoy 10, Ada Buzby 10,
Lizzie Miller 10, Fife Robinson 10, Edna
Robinson 10, Bertha Becker 90, Matilda
Becker .0J. Mary Gordon .G5, Emma
Crothers .05, Isaac Coles .05, belly Gaunt
.05, Mary Gaunt .06, Otis Hewitt .02,
Smith Hewitt OF, Weber Bennett 80,
Mildred Campbell .05, Miss Bradway 80,
Total &2.o4.
ASSISTANT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-
Emma While .05, Walter Carr .05, Morris
Jess .03, Helen Nixon %, Reba Williams
.02, Jennie Campbell .05, BIary McKillip
.05, Edith Harrington Is, Harry Smell
baker II, Sallie Abbott .01, Willie Coles
.05, Miss Taylor $500. Total $3.50.
Total amount from school so. 90.
The following amounts were handed in
by Edward Richardson, contributed by the
citizens OF Baileyto8n.
Edward Richardson S1.00, Geo. Smith
81 90, Benz, Wells 30, John Shorters %,
5. z. Waters p, Joseph Gililis %,
Joseph anderson rs, Israel Miller .25.
Mary Peterson IL, BENZ, Peterson 40,
Fannie Richardson 80, Isaiah Jones s leo,
Sophia Smith 80, Joseph Howard 10,
JoAn Deal Is, John Howell 10, Abigail
Harris -, solomon D. Watson % Draper
Jackson 10, Vim. Chambers .18, Cash 90.
Total $500.
sharpfown's contributions were as fol-
lows:
sHARProwS-A. J. Gregory $500, Edith
A. black $1,000, Kate n. WebDcr ST 90,
Joseph s.. Black $500 Sarah 3. Gregory
st.00, Morris Peak $500, O. II. virgins
s1.00, Louise e. virgins s1.00, Gertrude
virgins 30, Charles Bell 80. David II.
Baker 91.90. James Thompson $50, SAM
mel d. Brown sf.00 Restore Turner z. 100,
Vim. y. Turner $500, Caas. i. Humph-
rsys 500, MART . OIipban5 $500, J. II.
Gardner 500, e. S. sf.09, Alice Rich
man Sligo, Jaha Y Kidd 30. John w.
Moore Sf.00. Philip 7. Keen s1.00, Charles
Iiehn9an $500, Hews Grispin S1.00 Mrs.
NT,n-4a E4f-Vfp Il m FV-4aT go "a
Woodstown Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Nasens has sen SO to their brother lodge
as J0hnstown for the relief Of lis members.
Acknowledgment Of s5J4.48 from the
citizens Of Woodstown. Ter the JohnstoEn
fand, and $3.50 from Saarptown, was
made By Drexel & Co., On Monday.
YIN. Il. ftitcraff, Treasurer, reports
having received sos from Rev. \. II.
Eberhardt collected for the Jehnstown suf-
terers since his remittance Of last Satur-
day.
Treasurer Wn. z. Fitcsaf5 received on
Tuesday the following acknowledgment
from DIR. Henry z. Caild, Secretary Of the
Citizens Permanent laelief Committee, OF
Philadelphia:
THE CITIZENS rrR3fsSEYr rEIIEF COMMITTEE OF
RftLaDG1rlA q.
Philadelphia, June Il, lssa.
Esteemed Frsen-rhy letters enclosing
drafts as follows
From Weodsfown, SIif Is
Ecv.A. H.. Eberhardi,
additional Wooolstown. { %
rotas- s577 o.
were receives and read ia our meeting. The