The Monitor., 1891-08-21


| Miss Gertie Fraley, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Conover..
Miss May Trenehard, of Bridgeton is
| the guest of Miss Leona King.
Miss Sara Alloway, of Pennsgroye, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Hewitt.
Elwood J. Davis and wife, and B. Allen
Bassett spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Frank w. Biedert, of Philadelphia,
is spending his vacation at Creamridge.
Mrs. McCurty and daughter Lille, of
Baltimore, Nd, are the guests of Miss
Rebecca Hiles.
| NJ. ID. Dickinson Esq, was in attendance
| at the session of Hunterdon county Pomona
| Grange last week.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Josiah M.
Hewitt, this week.
William Borton and wife, of Philadelphia,
| are visiting at the pleasant home OF his
| brother, Joel Borton.
Charles Smith is confined to the residence
of his mother, Mrs. Hannah B. Smith,
| with sciatic rheumatism.
VIM. s. G. Polk, and daughters, Misses
Ada and Hattie, were among the Sunday
visitors to Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Martin. of Philadelphia, is
| spending few days in WOodstown, the
guest of Miss Della Davis.
Miss Della Davis returned on Wednes.
day after spending few weeks visiting
| relatives and friends in Merchantville.
Carrie Fl Gaunt, of Hahnemann Hospital,
Philadelphia, attended Friends First-day
School picnic at Cedar Grove yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Merrill, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Sithens, at Hedge
Hill farm.
VIM. z. Flitcraft accompanied by his
daughter Edith, Miss Martie Clayton and
Master James Pancoast were at Cape May
| on Sunday.
Miss Rebie Cunningham, of Pennsgrove,
and Miss Sa)lie Lippincott, of Salem, have
been spending few days with Miss
Maggie Peterson.
Miss Mary B. Ford, of Salem, and Miss
Aehsah W. Grier, of Woodstown, started
on Monday on trip to Browns Mills,
Burlington County.
Mrs. Ann Vanmeter of Woodstown, ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Parry, of Philadelphia, are spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Reed has returned to Phila-
delphia, after spending part OF the summer
in Woodstown at the residence of her
brother, VIM. Fl. Reed.
Martha Kirkbridge and daughter Re-
becca E. Lippincott, and Caroline H.
Gaunt. of Mullica Hill, have been spend
ing few days at Creamridge.
Among those from this vicinity at
Atlantic City on Sunday were N. r. Lip
pincott, Edw. Austin, Len Bachman,
Woodstown, and John w. Dunham,
Alloway.
Misses Lille and Lena Dickinson,
daughters of Col. J. W. Dickinson, start
this morning for Mt. Carmel, Pa, among
the Alleghanies, where they will spend
two weeks.
Constable l. B. Coles and wife, are TAX
ing weeks trip In the northern part of
New York State and will take in Niagara
Falls and portion of Canada before re-
turning home.
Charles Fogg, who occupies responsible
position in the Mercantile Library, Phila-
deli phia, with his son, Charles Jr., are
spending a two weeks vacation with
relatives in Woodstown.
We regret to learn that our old friend
Job Dixon, Esq. is just now suffering with
gastric disturbance of the stomach.
Mr.. Dixon is, and has been for many years,
court crier for Salem county and is ranked
among it's most solid citizens.
Jas. P. Stratton, Jr., who has for sever
al years been with Bcrton s. Andrews. goes
to Philadelphia next week, where he has
secured position in drug store at 18th
and Wharton streets, and will attend
lectures at the Collt,e of Pharmacy.
Ex-senator Stacy L. Pancoast ofMullIca
Hill and his brother, DR.. Pancoast, are of
the party, sixty-eight in number, who
started on Editor Honeyman's tour to
Thousand Isles, Montreal, the Lakes and
Saratoga last week. They will return to-
day.