The Monitor., 1892-04-22

| personal.
Harry Kemball, of Millville, was in towr
on Wednesday,
Miss Mamie Curry, of Woodstowp, il
visiting friends in Camden.
VIM. A. Cobb, of Philadelphia. is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Harry Ruff, of Woodbury., spent Sun
day with relatives in this borough.
James Stratton, of Philadelphia, visited
his parents at this place on Sunday.
Harry Markley, of Camden, is visiting
bis sister, Mrs. Harry Guest, of our borough
L. B. Ware. of Woodbury., visited biz
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ware, on Sun
day.
| w. L. Barker and wife, of Camden, were
visiting relatives in Woodstown during the
| past week.
| Mrs. Leonora Conover and Miss Gussie
Voight, of fPhiladelphia, spent Monday in
our town.
John Borton, of Palms business college
Philadelphia, enjoyed Easter with his
parents near this place.
Miss Abbie Smith, of Daretown, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Caleb Reeve, in oul
borough the past week.
Fred. Borden and wife, of Philadelphia,
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Borden, on Friday.
s. P. Foster, of the Elmer Times, was in
Woodstown on Wednesday and gave the
| MONITOR pleasant call.
Misses Lidia Ware and Carrie RILEY
have returned to Darlington's Seminary
West Chester, Pa, after enjoying a briel
visit among friends.
Nh. and Mrs. Beesley and daughters, ol
Camden, have returned home after enjoying
visit at the residence of Mrs. Beesley's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carney.
Horse Notes.
A two-year-old bay filly, sired by Recu-
sion S731, was purchased the past week OF
Henry W. Austin by Charles Caffrey, The
price is not generally known.
Joseph Weatherby has placed his brown
gelding, William" formerly "Honest
Tom" in care of Foulk & Ceilings, who
will handle him the coming season.
Hugh Hodge is handling the horses on
the Pleasant Valley Stock Farm. There
are about thirty head of horses on this
farm which include both runners and trot-
ters.
Foulk & Ceilings now have fourteen
horses in their stables which are being
handled for speed, among which are some
quite promising steppers. The prospect is
that they will have all the horses they can
care for this year. Their own convenient
ly arranged stables are nearing completion.
The West Jersey Driving Club held its
annual meeting at Woodstown, ON Tues
day of last week, when the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Clark Petit;
Vice President, M. J. Paulding, NJ D.;
Treasurer. Samuel French; Secretary,
Howard Ceilings; Directors, N. r. Lippin-
colt, Chas. II. Caffrey, John W. Lppin-
colt, Charles Lippincott and Henry w.
Austin. The total membership is twenty
four, which embraces some of the best
horsemen in the county.
Weddings.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Sturmer,
only daughter of the late John +. Sturmer.
to s. Norman Vanmeter, of Elmer, was
solemnized at the residence of the bride S
mother, at-Anglesea, at noon on Tuesday.
the pastor of the Presbyterian church a t
Elmer officiating.
On Monday evening, at Woodbury.,
Joseph w. knight and Miss Helen Keas-
bey, youngest daughter of Mrs. John B.
Keasbey, were Joined in holy wedlock in
Christ church, the Rev. Howard E. Thomp-
son officiating. The bridesmaids were
Misses Jessup, of Woodbury., and Perkins,
of Salem; maid of honor, Miss Mary L.
WhitalI; best man, Charles w. Knight.
Miss Anna. daughter of John Lutz, of
Glassboro, was married on Wednesday
evening oflast week to w. G.. Mecaughey,
of Philadelphia. The bridesmaids were
Misses Hunter and Mecaughey, of Philadel-
phia, and the groomsDen were Messrs
Lutz, of Norrstewn, and Crawford, of
Philadelphia. The bride was dressed in a
light ecru Henrietta with feather trim
mings, and carried a boquet of white carna.
tions. A number of handsome presents
were given.
The marriage of James W. Carey and
Miss Cora A. Sickler was solemnized on
Thursday evening of last week at Weno-
nah, by Rev. DR.. r. NJ. Stratton, of New
York, assisted by Rev. A. p Botsford, pns-
tor of the Wenonah Presbyterian church.
Miss Leeds, of Philadelphia, acted as
maid of honor and Mr.. Grain as best man.
Miss Shull and Miss Bunting, of Wenonah,
Miss Fullerton OF Mantua, and Miss Nudge
of Wilmington, Del, were bridesmaids.
Mr. Nudge OF Pittsburg, Mr.. Carey of
Wenonah, and Messrs. Pancoast and Ped
die of Woodbury. were the groomsmen.
Petit Jurors.
The following gentlemen were regularly
selected by the officials at the Court House,
Salem, Tuesday, to serve as jurors at the
May term of courts:
l Edward b. Allen, Mannington.
Charles Il. Foster, u p. PittS0rOyc