The Monitor-register., 1896-08-28

Next week is Fair week at Bridgeton.
Thursday will b. p)liticians' day.
There will be another N ltinee at the
Fair Grounds to morrow afternoon.
The Improvements to the public school
building have about been completed,
ready for the re opening of the schoo
Sept. I'll. A cellar has been dug and
the building will hereafter be warmed by
a heater instea d of stoves.
Personal.
Mrs. Harry G lest is visiting friends at
Altoona, Pa.
Ex.Mayor Torton, of Pennsgrove, was
in town on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hires, of Baltimore,
Md, are stopping at French's.
Miss Francis Burke. of Orange, N. J.,
is the guest of Miss Lizzie Reading.
George Macaltioner, of Philadelphia,
has been spending this week at home.
Mrs. Frank Wright is spending a week
with Mrs. e. Chandler, at Ocean City.
Miss Lille Dickinson is with fir lends in
Mt. Carmel, Pa, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Grace Kelly, of Salem, is visiting
her uncle, Benz. Stevenson and family.
Miss Lena Dsuschle spent Sunday in
Philadelphia visiting friends and relatives
John r. Newborn and wife. of Rogers
Ford, Pa, are visiting Samuel Van Pelt.
Mrs. Kate Sbivers and children left for
Wllliamstown on Wednesday for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. w. Harry Smith, of Bristol, Pa,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. N.
Nixon.
John McCloskey, of Baltimore, is
enjoying a two weeks stay with his
parents here.
Jas. Grier, Jr., of Philadelphia, is
recuperating here, after a severe spell of
typhoid fever.
Chas. S. Scott is enjoying an outing
with his children along the river shore
below Salem.
Harry Smith, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday here with his parents, Samuel
Smith and wife.
Miss Aida Turner paid a visit to her
sister, Mrs. VIM. N. Foster, of Philadel.
phia, this week.
G. q. Ford IT,, and Miss Gertrude
virgins, were in town on Wednesday
on tnelr can Qom.
Misses Elsie and Lille Wright are
spending the week in Bristol, as the
guests of Miss Lucy Sooy.
Mrs. William s Cobb, of Saratoga
Springs, N. Y. is visiting her husbands
parents, o,eph B. Cobb and wife.
LueIla Wright has resumed her daily
trips to Philadelphia, after having spent
her vacation with her parents here.
Mrs. Sarah Richman and Miss Hannah
Fiddler. of Philadelphia, are spending a
few days with Joseph B. Cobb and wife.
Mrs. Price and daughther, Nsllis, of
Altoona, Pa are sight seeing in Jersey,
stopping here with her brother, SCOTT M
Spang.
The Misses Becker entertained a few
friends last Tuesday event ng. Having
enjoyed the music aud singing they per
ftook Of a bountiful repast.
Mrs. VIM. Clark, who has been spend
ing a month with her parents, L b.
Wright and wife, started yesterday norm
ing for her home at Oeala, Florida.
Mayor Richman was a delegate from
Woodstown to the Republican State Con-
vention in Trenton yesterday to name
L ieoioouei"i oieoOols, Df' No"bo IoPto-
sented P~ilesgrove township.
]. G. Snelbaker and wifs, W. B Snel-
baker, wife and daughter, and ]. FL.
Denn and wife. of Salem, went to Ocean
Grove on Monday to remain a week,
attending the camp meeting.
Mrs. j. W. Dunham aud daughter. of
Alioway; Mrs. Ella Ennis and Miss Liz
zie Nensteal, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Lizzie Bachman, of Swedesboro, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lin Bachman this
week.
Mrs Sallie Clark and DR.. Meade, who
have been on a lengthy. visit among
relatives in this section, left for New
York yesterday, where they will take
steamer for their respective homes in
Florida.