The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-07-04

Miss Laura Reeve has been visiting rel
atives in Camden the past few days.
Miss May Weatherby is entertaining
Miss Stella Pancoast. of Germantown, Pa.
Miss Carrie Petit. of Philadelphia, is
visiting the family Of James c. Pancoast.
Warren Proud, OF Glassboro, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lewis Davenport.
Joseph Petit and wife, Of Philadelphia,
are spending the summer at Elizabeth b.
Cawley's.
Misses Annie and Joe Macaltioner start
tomorrow on a visit to friends in Harris
burg, Pa.
Mrs. DIR. Souder returned on Tuesday
from a ten days visit to relatives in West
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Annie Apelback, of Camden, has re-
turned home after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Edward Sibley.
Misses George Boon and Berta Ogden,
of Salem, are visiting the Misses May and
Cora Weatherby.
Mrs. Joseph Ogden and daughter. Liz
zie, of Salem, are spending a few days
visiting ]. Nelson Currie.
Miss Eva Cha mbers, of West Chester, is
enjoying a visit to Weodstown, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Souder.
Miss Rebecca Hiles, who has been
spending several weeks in Baltimore, has
returned to her home in Woodstown.
Ralph Atwood, of Hurffville, son of A.
Watson Atwood, Esq, was one of the SO
graduates at Pennington Sc minary last
week.
Among those who are spending the
'Fourth'' in Woodstown WI notice Adds
Cobb, Frank Bodine, Harry Ruff, Daniel
Wright, and George Macaltioner.
Miss A. L. Engles, formerly of Woods
town, now private secretary of Ayers &
Mckinney, of Philadelphia, goes to the
Catskill Mountains for the summer.
DIR. p. G. Souder is about again, after
having been confined to the house by in
disposition. DIR. James Given, of Auburn,
took charge of his patients during his i'll
ness.
c. G. Ford, Jr., whom we mentioned
last week as being seriously i'll at Quebec,
Canada, arrived at his home in Salem on
Tuesday morning mnch improved in
health.
Rev. A. ii. Eberhardt and wife left town
on Tuesday for a few days change of scene
for the benefit of Mr.. Eberhardt's health,
NIslilus 1uChahtSs TIC -.
They will return home to morrow.
Obituary.
Mrs. Durell, wife of Rev. e. ii. Du-
rell, of the New Jersey Methodist Episco-
pal Conference, died suddenly Wednesday
morning at Woodbury., aged 63 years.
Mrs. Lydia A. Dean died at her resi-
dence in Woodstown on Saturday, alter a
few weeks Illness. The funeral on We'd
uesday afternoon was largely attended,
interment being made in the Friends GEN.
etery.
Word was received on Monday of the
death of Joseph A. Robbins, at swan
Lake, South Dakota, on Sunday. Mr..
Robbins has been living in the west Tor
several years, and is said to have been sue
cessful in business there. His son, Harry
Robbins, started or Thursday for his
fathers bed side. but did not reach there
until Monday. The remains were inferred
on Tuesday, and the son will lemain III
Dakota until tho estate is settled.
Isaac Pedrick, who, forty-fve years or
more since was in the carriage making
business with ex-senator Samuel Plum
mer, at Sharptown, and afterwards on
Salem street, Woodstown, with either
Mark Scull or David Richer for a partner,
died in Bridgeton on Sunday last, aged ~
years. Mr.. p. was for many years en-
gagged in keeping al iron store, but sew
eral years ago retired from active business.
He leaves a widow and four children.
How the state VIII Keep the Fourth.
Ouartermastcr General Donnclly has
arranged for the firing of a salute on the
morning of the Fourth of July at Sea Girt
camp and another at the State Arsenal In
Trenton at Eoon. There will be forty-two
rounds, one for each star ON the nag. A
boom in Fourth of July celebrations all over
the State has caused a number OF reeqnisi-
tions to be made on the department iorthe
use of artillery pieces by citizens VINO
want to begin the day by giving the
national salute. So far from the
State Arsenal will be used at Hightstowp,
Point Pleasant and Bridgeton. According
to a recent opinion any number of citizens
can make a rcquisition for the loan OF a
cannon for a celebration aud the Quarter
master General can grant the order. Salem
county should have made application LOT
her