The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-11-28

in Philadelphia.
Miss Maude Engles is nov working in
the MONITOR Office.
Mr.. George B. Macaltioner spent tho
day at home yesterday.
Mrs. I. B. Smith and Mrs. Jennie Casper
spent Tuesday in Salem.
VIM. II. Huffman, of Trenton, was in
town yesterday on a business trip.
Jesse Lippincott is seriously i'll, it not
being thought that he can recover.
Misses Name and Edna Currie were in
Salem yesterday spending the day.
Mr.. John Leuter, of Philadelphia, spent
last Sunday 18th relatives in our borough.
Il. s. Fogg Esq, returned yesterday
from a several days trip to Washington,
D. c.
Frank Colson, of Camden, was among
those who spent Thanksgiving in Woods
town.
Miss Jennie Ricbman spent Thanksgiv-
ing day with her parents on Dickinson
Avenue.
Mr.. Wood Prickett and wife, of Cam
den, were noticeable among the guests
yesterday.
Mr.. Clayton aud Harry Ruff, were at
home last Sunday to visit their father w no
is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Reading were
among the Thanksgiving guests in town
OF Thursday.
e. S. Davis and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. 5. Cafferty, i'll
Mefchantville.
Mr.. William Bradway with his family
will spend a few days in our borough
visiting relatives.
Adds Cobb, accompanied by a friend,
OF Philadelphia. passed yesterday at his
former home here.
Samuel Carton and Miss Lille Carton,
of M~erchantville, were among the Thanks
giving visitors in town.
Miss Adah Mann, OF Western New
York, has been renewing old scquaint-
ances here during this week.
Miss Acbsah Grier and Miss Sara
French. are sojourning with friends in
West Chester for a few days.
Frank Andrews and Omar Pancoast
came home on Wednesday from Swarth-
more to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Harry Hewitt is at Island Heights
fer a weeks stay. Miss Emma Coles is
filling her place in the post-otfice.
Mr.. Harry Rodgers, With his family,
from Woodbury., visited Mr.. Jos. Read
ing yesterday for a pleasant time.
Mrs. Atwood Turner with her little
daughter Alma, drove over from Bridge
ton on Monday for a short stay here.
The face of our messenger William
Wilson OH our streets on Thursday, looked
as strange as any of the visitors here.
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Woodstown boy, visited his home near
here yesterday, returning on the afternoon
train.
G.. G. Green aad family, of Woodbury.,
left this week FOL Pasadena, California,
where, for the next six months, they will
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paekham, OF Mont
gomery Avenue, Philadelphia, returned
home on Thursday afternoon after spend
ing the day with relatives.
". P. Lippincott on Tuesday returned
from a business trip to Oswego county,
New York, where he reports there is fouI
inches of snow Oil tie ground, and genuine
winter weather.
C. p. Atkinson. of Palatine, has been
selected to represent the Farmers Ali
ances and Labor Unions Of New Jersey in
the National Convention of the order. to
be held in Ocala. Fla, next week.
hIr. Samuel 5. Daniels, editor and pro
prietor of the Philadelphia Commercial,
Mrs. S. S. Daniels, Miss Florence Dan
iels, Mr.. n. w. Smith, q retired merchant,
Mrs. T. W. Smith, and Mrs. Susan Brady,
all of Riverton, and Miss Addie L. Engles,
of P Philadelphia, were the guests at Mrs.
James s. Engles yesterday.
Francis French, of Tuckerton, and his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Price, were in Woods
town Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mr..
French is a prominent merchant OF that
town and Mr.. Price is superintendent Of
the Tuckerton railroad. Both their wives
own shares in the Sapp farm, near Iorke-
town, which they are anxious to dispose of.