The Monitor-register. [volume] (Woodstown, Salem Co., N.J.) 1892-1972, 1896-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Harry Guest has very pretty holiday
widow.
Get your Christmas goods at the "New
Idea" store.
Nobpdy ~ill find fault with this kind
OF winter weather.
White, the jewler, has foe display Of
Christmas goods. Call and see them.
Weather Prophet De Voc hit the
weather conditions pretty well in bis
December forecast.
Henry Bishop had one of his ankles
badly bruised short time since, by a
restless horse stepping upon it.
The Salem County Teachers Institute
will be held in The High School building
Salem, on WedI esday, Thursday anG
Friday of next week.
A black lace collar and a black glove
were l. f. in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. The owners can obtain the
articles by applying to David Wells,
sexton.
The members of the Fire Department
will hold their annual supper at the East
Avenue Hotel on the evening of January
6h. Mayor Richman and the Borough
Council have been invited.
meat wagon, and is serving his patrons
wit h all kinds of fresh and salt meats
aud homemade lard, sausage, scrapple
and mince meats. See his adv.
An exhibition and concert Will be given
aieht, Dec. 18Th, conducted by MI.
Draper jackson. The program will con-
sist of vocal and instrumental music,
Col. j. Mai.ack Scovel, of Camden,
wiil deliver . lecture in the Baptist
Church, on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
on the "Armenia Sufferers" giving facts
and Incidents as Mr.. Seovel witnessed
them.
List of unclaimed letters remaining In
the post office for week ending Dec. 9th
Mrs. Clara Austin, Edward Bell, John 81.
Jones, Geo. Johnson. Mrs Mary johnson,
Magey james, R1bt. Smith, Elwood
Warren, Margaret White. Clarence
Waters.
Last Monday the dead body of faithful
old dog Tray vas laid in a neat wooden
box, made for The purpose, and taken to
the rail road station for shipment down to
the old ia rm, near Salem, for burial.
where Tray played and barked ip his
young years.
The milk set and cooled 10 glass jars
at Moore's West Avenue Creamy, is
pure morning milk, taken from select
diaries. and not from the large receiving
vat, as some believe Care is taken to
furnish the buyers with the purest and
best milk brought to the creamery.
The Secretary Of the Reliance Fire
Company wishes the members notiheo
that special meeting will be called on
"Wednesday evening, Dec. 10th. for the
purpose of perfecting arrangements for
holding their third annual banquet on
Jan g, 1897 Every member is requested
60 be present.
Henry X. Russell, OF New YORK, gave
two interesting lectures at Bacon AGA
DENY, on Third-day. In the morni ng he
spoke on 'Ee,tricity," and in the after.
noon on ''The Air we Breathe" lie mac
au attentive aNdien,e. and bis lectures
were both Interesting and Instructive.
b 9TH lectures were illustrated.
-hrs. Emma Bourne. State President.
met the Woodstowu W. G. T. U on
Wednesday, afssgpoou, and made an in-
teresfing address on the work of the w.
@. t. U. la the evening she held par
lor meeting at the home of Mrs. Dr.
Souder, which was well attended
Refreshments wee served at the close.
The New Jersey State Teachers
Association will hold its annual meeting
in the Normal School, Trenton, OF
December $3.50. Speakers of State and
National repute have been secured for tnf
occasion. I5 is expected that this meet
Ing of the Association will be the mos'
interesting and profitable 10 its history
A resolution will be introduced at the
mAating authorizing the officers to ineor
p,rate the Association in accordance Will
aud undsr the provisions of the laws o.
the S ate Of New Jersey.
FhefoIlowing pupils in the high school
have not bean absent or tardy during the
thrse and Qua half months of the current
year. They also have general averages
Cor work ranging from 90 to SO . D
Belle G. Crothers, Martie L. Clayton
Florence G. Turner, Helen P. Coombs
Bertha Becker, May Hahn, Ada Buzby
Willie Bnzby, Edna E. Currie, SaIie j.
Fagg. Minnie Deuschle, Mary Austin
Among The lower Intermediates Sadie
Richardson. Claude Remster and Naom
Saellbaker have not been abseut during
the year.
Several Aouug men OF our acquaint
anea gsnt cunning after ducks ont
dav this week, and one of the part,
horrowed Squire Dickinson's famou
onn. When they returned home, eacl
Of them having duck. this young mai
uas telling how good the Squirrels gul
was. and we all agree with HIM. as tina
same gun brought down duck at dis
sanoa of five miles, for it is said whe
this Young man was on the parsh th
dnck was lying on the floor OF game
kaa, IS shop in Salem. There mss Deel
a lot of game ..shot' in this manner.
vou want to hear more about this gun
ask .Spike," he'll tell you all ABOUT IL
auoway Township sunday .sehOOl
Convention.
rneetinn of the AllOMaY TOWnsnl