The Monitor., 1891-03-20


now weite on every other line without getting
the liaes mixed. thought / would say
| littlemore about our very pleasant meeting,
| butas Mrs. "PilI" and Adam ~ both read the
MONITOR Will say no more for
Suspicion might be awoke
And THEY'LL make Us wish we'd never spoke.
As from lady eve
| Wc take our leave
An awful sigh we heaYe:
| But yet we hope her lines will still
Their places in the MONITOR fiji.
And while this fair lady guides the quill,
success 10 hers aud right good will
Shall be the greeting from Daretown,s "Bitter
Pill"
There is such a Lingo in the Camden courts
about the murder of Mrs. Miller that the
p1pers scarcely have room to publish itaI.
But, by lingo,
Iguess they'll hang Fra ik Lingo.
Soon the trial will be DER,
| And We shall hear no more
| The pestiferous "Lingo bore"
The proposed exchange OF puipits on sun-
diy last between pastors Myers of this place
and Mcneil OF Pearl street, Bridgeton, was
not effected, owing to funeral OBTAINING
Rev. Mcneil at Bridgeton. An exchange will
| probably be made in the near future.
| The Baptist Young Peoples meeting viii be
held In The Baptist church next Sunday even
| Ing, FL inst a gracious time is anticipated.
Tonic, "The Comm lndments.r Collection
for cause OF Home Missions
| Weltarn that Pastor Myers enjoyed his
visit to Qu.nton last week very much. lie re-
| ports rupid growth of the BIpt.st church
| there; II ffaternal feeling OF the churches to-
ward each other; and Il bearing OF some ex-
/ celient music, tor which Quinton ia famous
Mr. A. we know is pas sionateiy fond of music
though soInew hat like ourseIf is not spec.aIIy
gifted Ia that IIae. Yet the preacher we are
told knows pretty well what good music Ia.
a. he has some most excellent musicians in
| his church, and they are always sure of en-
eaaragement AM appreciation from their
pastor. In one other respect the minister is
ike US, (and we take a little pride in the fact
that there are some 'pints' of resemblance to
good people in our nature, even IL Ave, did
eleyefly HAT last week that we were the old
Feiler hiuseip. The likeness is that both of
| Us, the preacher and l, are quite partial to the
alto voice. and as Mr.. Myers informs us that
the alto part with others was sung SO beauti-
fully at The anniversary celebration. we've
notion TO AK the preacher to take us along
when he goes TO Qainton again. Success to
| Quinton.
| The spring series Of blackboard pictures In
cray m commenced Sunday last in the Bap-
| tist sunday-school. The drawings are given
/ by Mrs. l.. Myers. who studied at the Acade-
my of Science and Art, Ringoes, n j and
| Miss Ruth Sheppard, competent teacher
and talented young artist. Their work is
| highly appreciated by the school.
John Reeves. the enterprising young mer-
| chant OF Yorketown, is enlivening the inter
ests of the Sunday-school at the chapel by the
use of his cornet The school now has the
organ, cornet and violin every Sunday after
noon. The school is said to be growing
| Miss Emma Foster, only daughter of Chas.
Foster, has been very Tow with typhoid pneu-
monia. At this writing she is reported some
| better, though very weak. Miss Emma is a
| good girl and we hope for her speedy re-
| covery.
| Henry snelbaker, of Germantown, Pa. will
take the place of Charles Bowers in the EN-.
pIoy of Jos. Munyon, Mr.. Bowers having en-
gagged with John I.obb, who removes TO the
Archer farm this spring.
j. n. Gray aud Ii. p. Gray cierked the sale
| of store goods atthe upper store on wednes-
day. J T. Mayhew auetioneered.
| Miss Hannah Sheppard was home from
school two days last week. She will graduate
! next summer.
! d. Hitchner was able to attend church on
sunday for the first time in several weeks.
Harry Wright and wife, of GIassooro. spen,
| sunday with friends in this vicinity.
The ordinance of baptism will again be ad
| miristered at the Baptist church on Easter
| sunday IN the morning.
| A gentleman by the name OF Pierson from
| Cohansey has rented the store vacated by Mr.
Dubois.
We are sorry to report Miss sailie Krum on
| the sick list.
Dr. Ewing preached especially to young
men last ssnday evening.
Henry P. c ray s engaged as inventory clerh
| in the Fox Bros. mills at Daretown and vii
low Grove We understand tho brothers vii
Dissolve partnership. c. p. Fox will operat
the D4retown mill, and 7. C. Fox will contro
| the mill at Willow Grove.
| DIR. Paulding's men commenced plowin
last Friday.
Jerediah Dubois has resigned the Office o
| postmaster. During his brief term we beliey,
| ii is generally conceded that satisfaction wa
given. Both himself and deputies, Messrs
| Richmond and Harris. were very obliging I
the patrons Of the office.
Mrs. Lemuei stratton has returned after
seven weeks visit TO her parents in Florida.
rhs eongreg cation of the Btptist churcl
took it in their minds 10 pay their ras
tor II complete surprise, which they did
| perfection on Tuesday last The pastor sn'
his wife knew nothing of The proposed SUI
prise nnfil large numbers of people old ant
! y3uag b sg "a To surprise them by eoniin ua
coming. The party left for their pastor man,
substantial gifts. The relations between
D sstor and people are very pleasant Th'
pastor has been made glad aud the church 4
pros porous aud growing. But
| To the party we were not invited ourseif,
For they feared We would make raid on th'
cellar shelf;
We'd have borrowed rig and made the Old
boss dig.
And when got there we would eat like (
pig.
Mid abbage aud lateis and pickles and corn
We'd stun like the biggest pig that ever wa
born.
SO when they the preachers cellar would al
The people 4 hint do take and never fnvit
old Bitter Piii.''
Two persons were received into the Presby
tcriau church last sunday morning.
| The voice which Eve thoux hit familiar
That lust week to Adam did cali.
Quoted not sBIt,er Pill" the Tempter,
But the question OF God over ali;
They were not the words OF the deyii at all.
Hence TO that bright correspondent,
Whose sly hint has made us despondent.
We do most politely bow
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