The Monitor., 1891-10-09

On, where IL The skeeter so bold
Since the change from hot to cold
Hath he With the dead enrolled
Or doth he survive to unfold
Pains to poor mortals untold
We hope long absence for the muskeeter
For we are awfully down on the pesky ereeter.
VIM. Richman, Jr., broke ground fora new
house on Monday, 9th inst. 1t takes Kich-
man to run canhouse and build new resi-
denee all at the same time. Success to our
friend now, congratulations later.
The Kings Daughters OF tine Presbyterian
church, a newly organized band, but OF royal
material, announces a musical and literary
entertainments to be given in the old
Presbyterian church on Oct. 18th. Miss
Geneva Moore, elocutionist of con-
siderable rote, and Miss Anna yeale, OF the
yeae Sisters Concert Company, are to be
the attractions. With their special talents
and the energ etie management We bespeak a
successful enterta inment
The ladies of the Baptist church announce
an entertainment to be given in the Baptist
church on Wednesday evening. the 2lst inst.
Ralph Bingham, the famous boy orator and
violinist, will appear with his violin. We think
the ladies are to be compiimented upon secur
ing Ralph for their OCCASION Master Ralph
appears in Jersey City and on Staten Island
the two evenings preceding his appearance
al Daretown.
Master Frank Beale was the clerk at Pier
sons store last Wednesday, Mr.. Pierson be-
ing away purchasing goods. Frank is good
clerk.
Messrs. John Daggan ana /. c. Hand were
elected delegates from the Baptist y. p. s. C..
f. TO attend the State convention OF Y. p S. c.
(. 10 be held in Newark on the cath inst.
Wa raoraf fo laaff, fhaf Mis- Gts,sa pfersop
| is sick at this writing. IL is hoped that the
sickness may be but temporary.
Mrs. b. Bassett and Miss keturah ersy re-
turned on Monday from weeks visit 10 Mt.
Holly. CLAD to see them back again
| Mrs. Edward Archer is paying visitto the
| city We wish her pleasant time
I Miss Bessie Hitchner and Miss Laura Gray
| visited Salem on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Weare glad to see Willie Hawn ont again
| after a few days Illness
/ Henry johnson reports yield of fourteen
| tons OF tomatoes to the acre, and Robt Sum
merrill says HIS average yield exceeds fourteen
! tons by about so pounds. This we think is
| pretty good for the season.
We are glad to report Mrs. DR.. Harris as re-
covering from the sick list.
VIM Rfchman made heavy run at his cam
ming establishment ON Wednesday
the odd Fellows ana Red Men of tho place
jointly hold an oyster supper on the sist and
ed inst, tor the purpose ofpainting The school
house and the hail. Worthy objeet
Aunt Hannah Banks has returned from her
visit to The city. She attended the Baptist
| Temple and speaks very highly or the place
and the serv ices.
| Mr. T. NJ johnson has received from his
| father-in.law. of Berlin, \. j.. barrel OF very
fine mangos. The present was gratefully
| acknowledged. and surely no one oHght
to say that the old gentleman peppered his
son-in-law.
| A boy when sent TO school for the first time
was asked by his teacher n he knew his let
tiers, and he replied that he only knew two Of
them. and when requested TO name them he
said they we're Let Ter go.'' ana s'iet er rip.
We do not commend the boy for his refine
ment. but rs we can not think OF another let
ter 10 add 10 our letter we confess TO limited
resources and viii have TO close by sAytng d
The two letters learned BY The boy for thia
tinerThem's my sentiments EIrrKE FlL-