The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1892-01-08

their homes, were up bright and early on
Monday morning and took the first train for
their different schools.
Rev. A. II. Eberhardt and wife, OF WOODS
town, and Miss Lizzie Ware, of Roadstown,
spent Monday in town.
Josiah Harris, Jr., has been suffering with
the rip.
Star Williams cut his hand quite badly last
Monday with a piece of glass. and was obliged
TO have tour stitches taken in it. Dir. GOOD
did The work.
Samuel Scuil and wife received "a real live
baby girl for a New Years gift.
The appearance of Dennis in town last
Tuesday was a startling revelation, as he was
by all accounts dead and buried. ssDennis''
is d salesman from Philadelphia, a Jew, who
has for the past year, up to four months ago,
been delivering goods at our door, and when
he arrived in town he was greeted from every
corner why, thought you were Dead lie
was very much pleased to personally deny
the report.
There is some talk of George EIk's buying
\. 5. Foxfs lot on Main street.
Another delightful masquerade was held
last Saturday evening at Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Plummeras, il being a surprise, the company
having previously met at Miss L.ouelIa
Thompson's. After a merry time in inspect
LIZ Ohc dhOiIci . 5cL up Inc naskS were
taken off and joel Thompson was found to be
the "Dinah,' Lemuel Howell the "Irishman,' .
as was also Ed. Howell; the laughing face of
Maggie Robinson was The amusing 1.-TWO
faced girl, " Miss Louella Thompson baby
Mrs. Anne Howell, Lois Crane and Lizzie
lrelan "demure Quakers.n Miss Kate Harris
eTopsy,' milford Irelan farmer Thompson
Allen "pie woman Miss Joe Nickerson
ghost Mrs. William Fowser, Mrs. c. H..
Elder, Mrs. H. S. Kidd, Miss Ella Sheppard.
Richard Ware and Mrs. Lucius Hires were in
nondescript costumes. A jolly time was
spent and games and all OF those Lice things
including refreshments were enjoyed. Nat
Hires was also en- masque.
Mrs. Charles Pennington spent New Years
day in Camden with relatives.
One week from last Tuesday night there
was the roll OF thunder in the heavens and
the flash of lightning. One week later { e
first snow of winter covered the earth. And
leaving his footprints in the beautiful snow
that "man' was sauntering down Eastavenue
and he had on his head a new felt hat. / see
newspapers do their work.
George wildin has sold his house and lot on
Alloway street to Euoch Garrison. A change
of residences between the parties took place
last week.
The conhagration at AlIoway was seen from
here last Monday night.
As there Is a time for everything, this is evil
IDENTIFY the time for pills. AS they are in such
great demand it is a mystery the ..Bittel
Pill- of the MONITOR hasn't been swallowed.
Young Peoples service in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. The programme
will be very interesting.
Miss Carrie Mills gave a tea party last week
to the following guests: Miss Stella Robinson
Anna Hogate, Anna and Lizzie Fogg.
5. p. Sheppard's youngest daughter, Lizzie,
fell from the stair steps last Thursday and be
came unconscious. A doctor was called who
pronounced the injuries of a light nature
List of uncalled letters remaining in Quln
ton post office Dec. 3lst, are as follows: Al
Sigma, Edgar Gould, Charles Hopkins. EVE.