The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-08-15
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Mrs. Lydia Nicholson is very low with seri-
Gus illness.
Charles f. CARL, Of the South Jersey Insti-
tute, Brfdgeton, is visiting at K. B. Griscom's.
samuel NJ. Baker was the first farmer from
whom starr ~ Bro. received tomatoes this
season, he having picked three loads the first
of the week.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the NJ. Il.
church next sunday. The Presiding Elder.
Rev. 6. L. Dobbins will preach at P. NJ. and
The pastor in the morning and evening.
The camp meeting at Berry's chapel was
well attended last sunday, especially in the
evening" when a large number of people were
in attendance at the service of the colored
brethren amid the pickering camp fires.
The Ha1mersyiile. Friendship and Canton
baptist sunday schools held a union picnic
In Richard waddington's woods in Beasley's
Neck on Wednesday. 1t was well attended
and all spent a delightful Day in this pleasant
grove.
The Baptist church at Canton will have ser
vices especially for the children next Sunday.
In The evening there will be exercises by the
children, music by the choir and other fea-
lures to make it an interesting service.
Frank >, the infant son of Charles A. and
Lizzie p. Plummer, died last Friday. The
funeral services were held on Sunday after
noon at the Canton Baptist church, Rex. il.
Davies preaching. The interment was mace
IN the cemetery of the church.
lille using a scythe last Saturday VIM.
Nallen met with quite an accident. In some
manner, 1t fell across his right arm making a
serious wound. a doctor was MINOR
who found Mr. Wallen very low from the loss
Of blood, but now he is getting along nicely.
The NJ. L. sunday-school held their annual
picnic on Tuesday at the River Shore. in
charge Of the superintendent, George W
smith. Boating, bathing and games were In.
Obliged in by the young folks. A bounteous
dinner was served to all, ana a pleasant dav
was spent at this favorite pleasure resort.
a merry party of three, with Harry Elweli
In charge, went down Alloway's creek the
other day in quest OF the fnny tribe. Two OF
the number, who are school marms, showed
that they knew how 10 fish as well as te,ch
the young idea or write poetry. The way
they brought the fish from the depths below.
to say nothing of eels and crabs, was a caution
10 The best fishermen.
a large congregation was present at The
BAPTIST church at Canton last Sunday, when
special re-opening services were held. Rev.
). y. Davies preached from St. Luke, 10. fife,
after which he referred TO the beautiful APP
peafanee of the church and of the successful
accomplishment of the work under the direc-
ton offhe committee, assisted by the Ladies
Aid Society and the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor. The service was ,ot-
lowed by the communion. In the evening
the Up {. E.. held a meeting, after which
the pastor gave an address on the building of
solomon's Temple. The ior OF the church,
which has just been thoroughly renovated.
makes II good appearance with lis new paints.
beautiful frescoing and new furniture, while
in the centre hangs a handsome chandelier.
the gift of the Y. p. 5. C. l.. The pulpif is
finely decorated and at the back in tasteful
lettering appear the words: GLORY to God in
the highest, and on earth peace ana good will
toward men," WIN. j. SMITH.