The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-07-17
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1--WE
We have had some hot weather this week in
Daretown.
Miss Waite, of New York CITY, il visiting at
Dr. Pauldingis. Rumor has it that the young
lady Is being waited tWaite-d) upon by the
awfuiest t~Theophilusl boy in The place. and IL
IS further limited that she may not wait
l"alte) very long before changing her name.
ana we DO not censure her at all as the Young
gentleman In question is the awfulest (The-
ophiius) only in name. We regard him as one
otth finest young men to be found any
where SO We should not wonder If sthe
waiting CWaiteiBgl time is the hardest time
ofaI.f'
Miss Ellen Hawn is rusticating for a few
days just ont of our city limits.
Frank Wamsley spent Sunday at 5 d
Hitchner's. Mr.. wamsley has iustspent seven
months in Texas in the interest of Botanical
and geological sciences. Kumor has it too in
this case that there are attractions here suner-
Tor 10 Texas, but perhaps not exactly in the
line Of scieuee-something like natural history
maybe. Some things are natural and can't be
helped, you know. Dir. Wamsley is a gradu-
ate OF South Jersey Institute ana is a sicenti-
ate in the Baptist church. He assisted the
baptist pastor here in Sunday evening SER
wees, and we understand he has been inter-
viewed IN reference to supplying the pulpit
during the pastors vacation absence.
Tn Baptist sunday school hold their animal
picnic on Wednesday. 2ad inst. Ice cream
and refreshments in abundance. An are ia.
Yited. A good time is promised. We under-
stand the committee have selected Dr. cook,s
woods above Pole Tavern as the place for the
occasion.
At first we thought it very aueer
To hear no more from ssnoris Duvere.n
But now the reason is made quite clear.
Il comes from sIckness quite severe:
Butas the writer is getting better
We hope soon 10 have another letter.
The assignments Buzby & Morgan is very
much regretted. They had a very nice nror-
effy and we'll located for business. II waa
hoped they might succeed. The anprsisa.
meht was made on Tuesday. We have mot
heard the amount of the same, but II is fearsa
thatihe prospects to the creditors are NOT
hattering- The firm claims a large BOOK ar
count unpaid. should these accounts be ca,-
iected he affairs Of the concern will present a
somewhat brighter aspect. We hope for the
best possible outcome for all the parties con-
eerned.
The foung Peoples meeting at the Baptist
church on Sunday evening. 18th inst. viii be
led by Miss Ella Coles, of the Yorkerown
society. Topic word. Christ
LG- Hawn was taken qafte sick last sunday
morning With con traction of the bronchial
tubes and was in a critical condition fer
awhile, but by skillfnl treatment at the hands
Of Dr.. Paulding he was relieved and is now
able TO be around again.
Miss Bessie Hitchner has returned home
after an enjoyable time away. Miss Elsie
hickman filled her place as o~rganisf during
her absence.
Miss Della Lynch, OF Wing Lane, is spend
Ing a few days with Mrs. Myers at the Baptist
parsonage.
Robt. Moore. Jr, of Bridgeton, spent last
Sunday with Edward Buzby, sr.
Mrs. Quinton Curriden Is quite unweli at
this writing.
We notice that Charles G. Foster has a
brand new "turn OUT horse, carriage ana
harness. Coed for Charlie; he deserves If.
Miss Nora Hoffman Il spending a week or so
at Clayton.
Wesley Brown an Louisa B. Hunter were
married at the Baptist parsonage last satur-
day evening.
We are very glad TO see Mrs. VIM. c. Watson
out again after a prolonged Illness.
C,P.Fox is doing a rushing business at his
-four mill just now.
Our Gamers here are making preparations
for packing the coming crop of tomatoes,
which now bids fair TO be both good and early.
Mr.. James and daughter, of Allowaystown,
were visiting AT L. /. ~Sheppard's last Sunday
and attended the Baptist church.
Wm- T Wamsley,of Bridgeton, attended the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning last,
and reports a good Sermon and a good con-
In these days much stress is laid upon'piety
in the home Good idea But as the time has
come for rustieating it is to be hoped that our
piety may not ali be left AT home during our
summer trips abroad. BITTER PHI.