The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-04-11

MISS Laura D2VIS CuIlG IOlic W opcHu
Sunday of this week.
Miss Della Riehman is visiting friends
in West Chester. Penn.
Lewis l. Shimp, Of Yorktown, is visit
ing relatives in Bridgeton.
Harry and Clayton Ruff were at home,
with their parents for Easter.
Mrs. Phoebe Hewitt, of Woodbury.,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Gosling has returned from
a two weeks stay at Ashbourne, Pa.
Miss Lille Lippincott, of Woodstown,
spent Easter Sunday at Vine Summit.
w. 4. Flitcraft and E. b. Humphreys
are on a business trip to Bridgeton to-day.
Miss Lena Dickinson has returned from
a pleasant stay in Camden with relatives.
Miss Agnes Howson, Of Wayne, Pa,
was among the guests for the Easter holt
day.
William M. Brown, of Cedarville, made
a business trip to our borough a few days
since.
Mrs. Martha Clawson arrived in town on
Saturday and is staying at Mrs. Caroline
Clark's.
Mrs. Charles Banks, of Swedesboro,
with her two children, visited relatives on
Sunday.
The familiar face of Master Lewis Fox,
of Bridgeton, was seen on our streets on
Tuesday.
Miss Maude Engles, who has been stay
ing in Woodbury. for some time, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Lydia Deal, Of Camden, visited her
| sister, Mrs. Edward Urion, for a few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Dickinson returned
on Wednesday from a few days %sojourn in
Cumberland county.
Mrs. Geo. Stetson, ofPhiladelphia, with her
little niece, visited Mrs. Wilbert Hitchner,
for a few days recently.
Miss Miriam Woolman, who is attending
the Normal School at Trenton, was at home
with her mother this week.
Miss Addie L. Engles, Of Philadelphia,
enjoys a short visit here occasionally. She
| was among the Easter visitors.
Walter Crate, son of Rev. j. G. Crate,
of Elmer, is filling a position as reporter
on the Camden Morning Nems.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, Of Philadelphia, who
for years lived in our borough, is staying
for a few weeks with his son here.
Mr.. Joseph Yeager, of West Philadel-
phia, is spending some weeks here with
the hope Of benefitting his health.
Mrs. Dan Ware started yesterday FOL
Hackensack, N. j., to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Lewis.
On account of illness Miss Hattie Fish
has resigned as teacher Of the Daretown
school. Miss Ella Foster succeeds her.
DR.. Hunter, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Hannie Avis, of Deerfield, drove to oul
town and dined with friends on Sunday.
Mrs. N. B. Watson, of Camden, with
her daughter Miss Lottie, visited theil
many friends here during the past week.
Harry V. Tuft has been appointed pas,
senger, baggage, freight and express agent
of the West Jersey Railroad at Clarksboro,
Editor Samuel p. Foster, of the Elmer
Times, visited Woodstown between train:
on Wednesday and paid us a welcome visit
Miss Jennie Tyler is now in Moores
town, the guest of her brother who re-
Gently moved to that place from Swedes'
boro.
Mrs. Hannah Hates, of Camden, was
among our guests this week, having spent
few days with her mother, Mis-. Sarah
Bacon.
James b. Given, of Auburn, was one OF
the graduates at the commencement of the
Hahnneman Medical College, Philadel-
2hia, last week.
Miss Emma Davenport, CT Pitman
Grove, accompanied by her mother, is
staying with Mrs. Charles Garrison, on
Creamery avenue.
Harry Prickett, who recently went tt
Philadelphia to enter the clothing house Of
Oliver Terry & Co., made a short visit
home for Easter.
Miss Frank, daughter of E. S. Fogg, OF
the real estate and insurance firm OF Fogg
& Richman, has entered the office OF that
firm as typewriter and general assistant.