The Monitor-register., 1896-09-25
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Thomas Featherer is still on the sick
list.
Miss Sarah Floyd spent Saturday with
friends in the city.
Miss Gertrude Raster, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends tere.
Mrs. Ida Clouser and family, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sadie Hunt has been spending q
short time with relatives at Wilmington,
Del.
J. T. Kirby and wife spent Sunday
with Joseph Ashton and wife at Oak
Grove.
Mrs. Ellen TAYLOR has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Griscom, Of
Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Darlington, of Woodstown,
has been spending some time with Miss
Bell Foster.
Miss Blanche Given has returned from
a two weeks visit with her sister at Viii
mington, Del.
VIM. Burden, of Pennsgrove, intends
| spending the winter here with his broth
er, J. r Burden.
Misses Mime and Frances Fogg, of
WoOdstown, we're recent visitors among
relatives in this place.
s. G. Pancosst and Albert 8. Parks
spent Sunday with the formers invalid
father. near H~ardingvil.e.
William Haines and wife have been
entertaining a number of relatives from
Camden and Philadelphia.
j. j. Hunts house, on the road betw cen
this place and Perkintown, is now occu.
pied by a family from the city.
Miss Beulah Jones will lead the Ep-
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subject, "Ehemies by Indifference"
Tie time for the Junior Epworth
League meetings has been changed from
Saturday to Friday, to meet in the chapel
at $3.50 p. m. The change seems to have
been a successful one, as the attendance
is much larger.
Misses Beulab Jones, Name Given,
Anna Hunt and Bessie Haines attended
the Sunday-school at Central school house
on Sunday afternoon, and afteward spent
a short time with Miss Verna Cheesmau,
near that place.
The W weeks vacation which we
hoped would be greatly beneficial to our
pastor seems to have failed in its desired
effect, as his eyes have been so affected
that it is necessary for him to wear an
extra pair of glasses when reading. We
are afraid that some of the pastimes he
INDUCED in during his absence have been
too much for him.
The seventeenth birthday of William
Roberts was celebrated on Saturday even
ing by a number of relatives and friends
who gathered at his home. Those pres
emit were: Anna Park, Lizzie Madison,
Verna Roberts, Mamie Roberts, Robert
Strobridge, John Park, Harry Mattsun,
Harry Watson, Alex and George Park.
The storm prevented a greater number
from being present. but those who were
report a very agreeable evening.
Pennsv1lle Record.
Rev. j. 81. Hutchinson preached q live
temperance sermon last Sunday evening.
A large number of the members of the
Epworth League responded to an invita-
tion and visited Bathany Chapter. of St.
Psul's Church, Pennsgrove, Thursday
evening of this week.
Mrs. M. B. Ellis, of East Orange,
Corresponding Secretary Of the w. @. T
U, will make an address at the M. E.
Church next Sunday evening at 7.30
o'clock. This may be the only chance you
will have to hear this eloquent speaker.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E
Church will hold an oyster supper at the
home of Mrs. Hettie Broadway Saturday
afternoon and evening, from A until 10
O'Clock. A good chance to get a good
supper for for a small price. Let's be
there.
Quite a number of cycling ladies and
gentlemen came here from Delaware on
the steamer Reybold, Thursday morning.
and were met by Rev. G. M. Perkins and
daughter, Gertrude, who were their pilots
for a cycling tour. 1t was a fine morn
ing for the sport.
Mrs. Jas. Newell, Mrs. G. Tussey, Mrs.
W. Somsrs, Mrs. ]. w. Torbitt, Mrs. M
E. Wheaton, Mrs Lydia Sparks attended
the convention of the Salem County w.
G. T. u, at Hancock's Bridge, last
Wednesday. OF course, it is needless for
us to disclose the secret of Mrs. SIS
where she keeps her glove but she can
tell you all.
Is it not surprising that nearly every
household in the country hould be
acquainted with the merits. virtues. and
the healthful properties of hires Root
beer? For years it has been the standard
drink of those who enjoy a delicious
temperance beverage. It tones up the
system, helps nature, and is just what all
need in hot weather. A package makes
five gallons. Sold everywhere. Refresh
ing to tired paraders in the Campaign.