The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-07-31

Everything has done well in oar garaeA
this year except vegetables. The crop ef
weeds has been unprecedented. There's
nothing ike having good ground.
Edward Buzby, sr., and John Cenovsr col
lided last week on our main business thor
oughfare. Neither were driving fast. but hr.
Buzby, who did not see Mr.. Conover cosaiag
in an opposite direction staid in She Middle
of the road, and having the heavier Wagon
sustained The least injury. Conovef,s wagon
was considerably worsted. ResuIt-geod job
for our wheelwright.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Johnson has our sympathy IA
her serious Illness this week. We are g,aa
to learn that she is getting better.
Miss sallie Yanmeter. of Yorktown. was in
Daretown on Monday and paid a friendly
visit at The Baptist parsonage
Did somebody say
That his name is aJ-n
George Deal buried his sister on Tsesday
last. Mr.. Deal has our fullest sympathy.
since coming TO this place in January he sas
lost his father. sister and a nephew.
Anera1wo weeks pleasant visit the Misses
Waite returned TO New York City on Meaday,
weighted (waite-d1 down with pleasant saess-
cries and good wishes from all.
John Paulding. OF Philadelphia, has been
home fora few days.
several young trotters in our iowa haFiAg
been of to school have come home on = vuca-
ton. Their instructors speak welt OF their
behavior and give them all verbal rewards Of
merit.
The historical day at the Presbysersxu
church next Sunday will no doubt be a saess-
orable occasion. How great and varied hare
been the changes of the past one hundred and
fifty years,
| N-x ,na7 80 5A- . that +ba I'D Af SAf Ha
has s,Sss wives. Think 1t would take a pretty
| big sbanty to hold EN- all.
Fishing for three inch fish with an ciexea
foot pole seems like rather slim business. Eat
for all that many go q fishing.
Rev. DIR. Ewing and the Rev. Mr.. fcefaees.
of Elmer, exchanged pulpits ON the 18th last.
Bad weather and wheat aad oats still Sat II
the field. But the weather Is something that
gets beyond our control once in awhile.
We were delighted with a recent visit to
/ johnson Dubois dairy. Mr.. Daeeis IL a
painstaking man, and his dairy with all Az
connections are kept in the best pcssisfe
shape. His herd is of the Guernsey breed. de-
| seended from some ofthe most noted anttsats-
His young bull, liking Fern is a very ase
animal. MI. Dubois ships all BITS miif to
Abbott. of Philadelphia. The average test
was Is &c last month.
Several Of our Odd Fellows attended tas
Friendship NJ. +. church last Sunday neTatHs
They were missed from their accustomed
places.
Mrs. Elwood Dubois, of Philadelphia, WAS
visiting friends near town last week. So
returned on Monday.
The many friends OF Rev. Chas. D. fxfker
were delighted with a visit from him sasJ
week. Nj. Parker was a very successful aSds
much beloved pastor OF the taptfss ehssfA
here a few years ago. He is now ioeatec al
Chester Springs, Pa, where be Is doing gees
work. We wish he could have rcHaasaee
with US longer. Hope he Will come again 5000
THE BAPTIST church will close next Sunday
evening in honor OF the historical evsat af tAs
Presbyterian church
II has been rather damp for rieaics saas
week.
The Y. P. 5. c. E. at Pleasant Hin has
doubled its membership during the last ~
months, which are the first six months ct fs
existence.
We must now step
And go to the barber shop
As we want to raise high dick
over 10 the YORKTOWN picnic
BFrTxR Put.