The Monitor., 1891-10-16
oufnron Items.

| More than ordinarily interesting was the
address given in the Baptist chapel last sun
| day evening by the pastor Rev. II. s. Kidd
| "Ameriean Liberties" The subject was treat
ed in earnest and sympathetic manner.
! The chapel was filled to its utmost, and the
many attentive listeners present were thrilled
| by the eloquence of the speaker. Flags were
draped tastefully in the pulpit, flowers ana
choice plants of many and various kinds de-
lighted the senses and pleased theeye. Appro-
pirate selections in music was well rendered
| accompanied by quarrette of instruments.
j. f. Anderson, clarionet; Paul Abry, cornet:
VIM. Hancock. violin, and Mrs Louie Ander-
son, organ. Altogether a very pleasant and
4 interesting service was enjoyed.
| a Young Peoples Society has beer insfi-
tuted in the Baptist church which promises
TO be quite an enjoyable organization. Mr..
John f. Anderson has been installed as Pres
| tdent. Miss Kate Harris. Vice President; Miss
Leaella Thompson. Secretary and Mrs. Mnl-
ford LonsBury, Treasurer. The meetings are
| To be held on Sunday evenings before the
regular service.
| The young people of the First Baptist
/ Church salem viii give an entertainmentin in
the Baptist Church next Monday evening" 10th
inst. for he benefit of the organ fund
Rev. II. 5. Kidd preached in the Baptist
/ SluTSH at canton last SuhuhN HlOfHlnS anu
Mr. Hunt of the south Jersey Institute flled
his place.
Mr. John f. Anderson who has been quite
Ill with typhoid fever has regained his former
good health.
! n. 8. Hires. who Is attending the University
OF Pennsy vania, spent sunday with his
parents
Mr. Clark Griscom i quite i'll.
Mr.. Joseph Reeves is having portieo
built to his house.
The wedding of Miss Dorcas Dixon. organ
ist of the NJ. E. church, and DR.. William F.
Good, was very pretty and brilliant affair,
| which was solemnized in the NJ. E. church
| last Tuesday evening. At O'Clock, as the
| strains ofa wedding march, executed by Robt-
f. Boon, c. p. Glaspby and william Barker.
| of salem rolled through the church, the
bridal party entered the church and took
| their places at the altar, where Rev. C. III.
| Elder. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Louderboush,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, Salem. per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
white surah serge with train and veil, white
kid slippers and gloves completed her grace
fnl attire. Miss Tillie Wright of salem, was
| bridesmaid Her dress WAS OF cream -eoored
! cashmere with demi-train. William 5. Pat
! rick NJ. D., OF woodstown, acted as best man
| A reception was given after the ceremony ut
| the home OF the bride by her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Dixon, where an elegant ana
| sumptuous repast WAS, enjoyed by the large
number of guests present. The band furnish
| ed music at intervals. handsome and cost
| ly collection OF gifts, which is estimated to
have exceeded $3.50 worth. were set in room
for the inspection OF guests Noticeable
among the many present were Majoran Mrs
| Sewbold, OF Alloway, Clement kelly and
Wife ex-slavor Lawson, Robert n Boon, VIM.
Barker c. p Giaspby, of salem; William Pat
rick and wife, Abner Patrick and wife, James
Reed and wife, of Elmer; Enos Berry and wife,
WIN. whiteiock ana wife, james A. Eher-
harat, Jr., and wife, iimington, Del; kobt.
Hintz and wife. Mr.. Rogers, Wynn Loper.
Miss Marie Bronnell. of Bridgetons walter
and William Dickensoa, Mr. ham. ui
shiloh; Charles Hires and wife, Lucins Hircs
ana wife. Robert Fogg and wife. joel Mills
and wife, John smith ana wife. Miss iizkie
GOOD. OF Canada. sister OF The groom- This
couple have tho best wishes OF their mnuy
friends for their future happiness Eyn.