The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-07-25

The sunday-schooI picnic which went TO the
River shore on Thursday last. WIS well at
tended. and much enjoyed-although the day
was warm and roads extremely dusty. yet
| these annoyances were lost sight OF after the
shore WAS reached. The bathing "a picnic in
| itself added much 10 the spirit of the occa-
sion while its effect was indeed exhiiarating
and the festivities that followed were typical
| of the event. The only incident that MARE d
the day enjoyment was a case of sunstroke
| of a small hoy named Pharo, who had become
isolated from the party and when found upon
the sand was supposed 10 be dead, but by the
opportune and dexterous services OF DR. Good
the child was relieved and has now fully re-
covered. The party returned home early,
owing To the portenteus storm which all wish
ed to escape.
Mr.. c. Pennington and wife and Rev. ana
Mrs Charles Elder are among the thousands
AT Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Sheppard viii leave next Monday
Tor Cape May.
Mrs. Martha Mowers participated in the pic
ME ofihe NJ. Z. sunday school from Wood
bury. held at Pennsgrove last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kline. of Bridgeton, are
visiting relatives here.
II WIS stated n the '.Sf0ndord' last week
that several villagers would visit the Niagara
Fdiis ia inc ttilg part W august IA VIC
have been informed that two or three of the
party have decided not to go, consequently
they will NOT get very nigh agana Falls.'s
Mr. Hmm r Perry is spending the sum
mer months e~lerking in u commission house
| on south md St, Phila.
The steamer sarah j. Fleming, . is laid up
At Wilmington Tor repairs.
Frank smith OF kearaey Nebraska, has been
| visiting friends here.
MISSES sallie and Lucy Carl. and William
Berry enjoyed IA few days visiting in Whining
ton this week.
Emmor Robinson. VIC presume. Is far ad-
| val.ced in his southern trip by this time. and
| on his return Will have some amusing Incl
dents TO relate.
oliver Patrick, OF Elmer, WAS among the
many guests here last week.
Isebecca, infant daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
| Lueius Hires, died suddenly last Thursday
afternoon.
Another sudden death occurred last Friday
evening, that of Roland. infant son OF MI. ana
Mrs. Edmund smith. Funeral took place last
Monday at ; O'Clock.
Mrs. Luelus Hires left on Tuesday morning
for Atlantic city.
Mr.. Joseph Mowers found u monstrous soft
| shell crab in the Quinton creek, that measured
fifteen inches across.
Mr.. George Robinson has been improving
his property on East avenue by a new fence.
Mrs. e. L. Patrick spent saturday and sun
day n EI.aer.
Mir. and Mrs. samuel Hannah, OF Bridgeton,
were the guests OF Mr.. Charles smith last
| sunday.
Does anybody know what il is 10 he dis
turtsed in the midst OF a comfortable after
dinner nap by the loud. resonant tones OF Il
fish crier, following fresh fish. founders ana
sea bass Well, it has become so familiar
around these parts that to miss it would be a
pleasure.
Ihs boy that gets the girl:
he may not have a pretty lace;
His morals may be lame;
But il he's got a horse and buggy.
He gets there all the same
So observed last sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis sylvester are visiting
relatives in Spring City, Pa. EVE