The Monitor-register., 1896-11-06
N uIllca Rfll.

munlca Hill.
William D. Rogers and wife, of Moores
town, were guests Of Jonathan Iredell or
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Beulah PaDcoast and daughter
Mrs. Sickler, of Philadelphia, have bear
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Keturah French is recovering from
her recent Illness.
Mrs. G. Kuisell is visiting at Fernwood
Pa.
Miss Lille 81 Colson has been spending
few days at Moorestown.
Mrs. Emma Acton and son, Of Salem,
have been guests of Mrs. Alice Stratton
| during the past week.
The good work of improving side walks
and drive walks, still goes on, and streets
are in excellent condition.
Miss Anna Cooper, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of Mrs. Anna Borton.
VIM. Brittin and wife, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Charles Hall, were guests OF
Joseph Chatham on Monday.
The sale of the late Mrs. Martha Moore
on Saturday afternoon was largely
attended.
Flag Day was observed by patriotic
citizens in the display of a variety OF flags
and bunting. Wheelmen decorated their
wheels with the National colors: the
wheel of 8. L. Panooast, Jr., being re
| markably handsome and UNIQUE in the
blending of colors.
The Town Hall was we'll filled on
Thursday evening by the many who
availed themselves of the privilege OF
listening to 7. R. Carskaddon, of Virginia,
who eloquently and forcibly gave them
| the '.unvarnisbed truth" in reference to
the financial and political conditions OF
this country. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Rev. F. L. Jewetu. The
music, both instrumental and vocal, which
enlivened the occasion, was highly appre-
dated by the audience.
Halloween was enjoyed BY some of our
young people in the old fashioned way of
promenading the streets, masqueradiug
removing gates, and performing various
similar tricks for their ogp special amuse
ment.
Miss Clara Avis entertained twenty.
eight of her young friends at an evening
party on Saturday night.
Our teachers have availed themselves O.
the privilege of attending the Institut e
held at Atlantic City this week.
"Word pictures" of the State Conven
ton at Brldgeton, was the topic, at Stokes
Union on Thursday, also the responsive
reading for Ostober, on Work among
Miners" ihe topic for next meeting,
November 10. will b. "Surday School,
Work, and Sabbath Observance"
Edward Stratton, Jr. and William Nor
man, of Philadelphia, were among the
wheelmen who visited relatives here on
Tuesday.
The delightful weather, SO long CON-
tinued, has been highly appreciated by
house cleaners, and enjoyed BY everybody .
Ira Cole has the annual display of beau
tiful chrysanthemums, that attract
universal admiration.
Churches were we'll attended on Sun.
day, Christian Endeavor topic In the even
ing, "The blessedness of entire surrender
to God" was most helpful to all present.
The company of nineteen of our young
people who took bicycle ride on Tues
day afternoon, made very attractive
appearance as they glided gracefully
through our streets, bearing the National
colors, and chatting merrily.
The surprise party given William F.
Iredell and wife on Monday evening, was
very pleasant occasion, greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Election day was a quiet and orderly
one. In the evening the W. C. T. U. Hall
was headquarters for those desiring to
hear the latest returns. A lunch, CON
sisting of rolls and coffee was served for
the voters. Great enthusiasm prevailed
late In the night, when news of the
Republican victory was resolved.