The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-08-08

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this week.
Mrs. Preston virgins and children are
at Pitman Grove.
Mrs. VIM. N. Nixon is spending a week
at her fathers, near Yorktown.
Miss Lizzie French, of Salem, is the
guest of Miss Ella Summerill this week.
Miss Lavinia Conover went to Pitman
Grove on Saturday last to spend a week.
Chas. NJ. Fogg, Jr., of Philadelphia, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Elma
Fogg.
Miss Sadie Foster, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Annie Keen of South Wood
stown.
Rev. i. p. johnson, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, is away on q three weeks
vacation.
Frank G.. Mount is filling a lucrative
position in McCormick's Extra Dry Cafe,
at Atlantic City.
Ex-senator Pancoast and VIM. M. Col
son, of Mullica Hill, are making a tour of
the Maine coast.
Misses Annie Parson and Annie McClos-
key went to Sea Isle City on Thursday to
spend a few days.
Mrs. F. W. Biedert, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. Cooper Coles at Cream
Ridge dairy farm.
Rev. j. L. Wilson and family, of Wood
bury, are spending a couple OF weeks in
Marksboro, this State.
Rev. Samuel II. Webbcr, of Courses
Landing, is now on a visit to Mountain
Lake, Va, for his health.
Miss Hanna Adams. of Philadelphia.
iS yicitipn Al icS Iannia r. RinJypap at tho
home of her parents in our borough.
Joel G.. Snelkaker has been spending
part of his vacation this week at Pitman
Grove, Sea Isle City and other points.
Pauline, daughter of E. F. Fogg Esq.,,
of Germantown, is spending the week with
the family of L. S. Fogg, of our borough.
Collector Jos. N. Reeve and wife and
VIM. 3. Sithens and wife, of this place,
spent Wednesday of last week in Bridge
ton.
Rev. James p. McCloskey, of Franklin,
Pa, spent Wednesday of this week with
his brother, Bernard McCloskey, of our
Borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Casper returned
home on Saturday evening last from
Pennsgrove where they had been spending
several days.
Miss Lizzie A. Lippincott is expected
home from her our OF England and the
Continent tomorrow on the steamship
"Germanic."
Miss Katie McCloskey returned to Phila-
dclphia on Thursday, after spending a
three weeks's vacation with her parents
in Woodstown.
Calvin II. Watson, of Bridgeton, with
bio 1rifa md o,r hacFop IIn1tar cra,t
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. B. Sithens
at Hedge Hill farm.
Mr.. Walter Townsend, a rising young
lawyer, of Philadelphia, returned home
on Monday, after spending two weeks with
his aunt, Mrs. Harrison Snelbaker.
John Manning, who is on the Philadel-
phia Item force, a former composition IN
the MONITOR, is enjoying a weeks rest
at his fathers home near Woodstown.
Geo. w. Davenport. of Fort Worth,
Texas, is East visiting relatives and friends
in Gloucester county. Mr.. Davenport
went West in 1856 and this is his first visit
to the home of his boyhood.
Miss Name Emley, of Philadelphia, is
spending part Of her vacation with her
friends, Misses Annie and Joe Macaltioner.
Geo B. Macaltioner, of Browning King &
Co., Philadelphia, is also at his parents
home here on his vacation.
Among the passengers by the steamer
Majestic which sailed from New York on
the 9th was Rev. j. X. Wilson, son of Rev.
j. L. Wilson, formerly of Woodstown,
who goes on. a vacation trip of four months
through Europe and the Holy Land.
Miss Lizzie Hackett, after the ending of
the sessions of the National Educational
Association at st. Paul, %journeyed farther
West and is now visiting her brother,
Charles IIackett, editor of the Parker,
South Dakota, New Era, She accompan-
led the Dakotan journalists on an excur-
sion to the Black Hills.
Miss Belle Smith, Miss Linda Smith,
Miss Hannie Davis, Miss Ida Green, Miss
Emma Robbins, Mrs. Jane Davis, and Mrs.
Sallie Davis are Quartered at the Bowler
Cottage, Atlantic City, for a ten days
stay. Mrs. Maggie Robbins, who started
with the party, was forced to return on
Wednesday owing to sickness.
The comfortable East Avenue hotel
is filled with summer guests, there being
more applications for rooms during this
month than the hostess, Mrs. b. 5. Budd,
is able to accommodate. Among those
there at present are DR.. and Mrs. w. |.
Hyslop and daughters, Miss Dottie Hyslop,
]. Knox lIyslop, Miss +. A. Simon, John
V. McDevitt, Chas. E. Stratton, Miss
Nellie Bentley, Miss Nina Butte, Cyrus
White, Mrs. S. r. Fitzgerald, Miss NJ.
Nutter, Miss S. j. Ashbridge, Mis-. N.
FAIR, Miss s. II. Ashbridge, Mrs. Catherine
Lew is and child, G. Edgar Petit, Miss NJ.
d. Cook, all of Philadelphia; Mrs. A. NJ.
L ldlt6ge and child, Of Camden.