The Monitor-register., 1896-12-18
Swe6esh0ro Itema.

1.-THE MONITOR REGISTER can De iouhQ iol
sale every week at Pixies News Agency1
Miss Anna Tharp, of Mant ua. has been |
visiting friends here.
Miss Helen, Walton, of Clarksboro, called i
on swedesboro friends on Monday.
Andrew G. Sheldon has been confined to-
his house by illness. but is out again.
Mrs, VIM. H. Eldridge, of Williamstown,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary shivers.
Mrs Priscilla Davidson, of Clarbsboro.
has been spending several days with friends
rhere
| Mss Lena Walker Is very Ill with con
| sumption, and ner deaSb Is looked for at any
| time.
| N ana Mrs Jacob B. Smith, of w Whining
Eton.s Eel, have been visiting Mrs Charles
Hustle.
| Mrs Sarah j Haines has gone to make a
Nprolonged visit with her son, Joshua, in
8 lSamden.
Z NMSs Lizzie Wallace is spending some
= tineAwith her sister. Mrs. j. R. Given, at
g Peggvhle.t
I Mrs. >ssiei tagan died on Tuesday even
ing of CONSUMPTION. Her funeral takes
place on saturday. W
4 Severe colds and sore throats prevail to
considerable extent, ana our doctors are
kept pretty busy.
sResy. MI. Lloyd. of Pennsylvania has been
visiting friends here. He preached in the
M E.Church sunday evening.
A, The revival services are being continued
,ess his week in the NJ. e. Church. The attend.
E. nee is fair. and the meetings Interesting.
Awe understand that the properly of Sam
*AA J.IShute, near here, which was adver
'ceip,ed nbe sold on the 10Th inst, was moi
Ous IA
opularAgArly meeting services we're held il
liy's Cfb. Church on sand ay. A collection
trate itsaken to aid the Bibk Society of tn,
'LY Patty. s
sc9ur Sunday -skhaols are all busy gettin
sseeady for thef Christmas entertainments
which promise to be up to the usual higt
STANDARD
The Mercy ana Help Department of tn
| Epworth League has sent barrel of clotl
! ing'and provisions to the Deaconess' HON,
} in Philadelphia.
The property known as the Charles Clarl
! farm, about two miles from this place, wa
I sold at executors sale on Monday. 1t con
! EtaFned 1863 acres. and was purchased b
3 JM1Res Horner for sa5.per acre.
Diamond ConncA 10. IA. Jr. .. U. A M
I attended divine ID ysces in the Auburn \
E. Church ist sR4Eay. The members Q
9 the Order speak fu3high praise of the exec
7 lent ermon presehea by Rev. B. Il shel
q paFd -!
Itbegins to look & iiEtis nassro aike. winter
now that the ground Is fcovered vita abou
7 six or seven ipcllss OF and We are !
minded Of Anht nah y saying. &c Christm
X will bring EMistl1as weather. witch v
s all deyoptly hope may he:the case,
3 tse4s = e: Iiyd yde .of Phiiadeln nAia. who hi
:, become faEorab " known In this scctic
= through hisFaluabl le sery yioes atthe Pitms
y Grove camp meetings, viii spend trerfiI
= ten days Of January assisting Rev. S.
y y Gaskili IN series OF extra meetings, COZ
= mencing on the night OF Dec. sIst with
@ watch nsght meeting.
~ swedesborc Lodge No 2ssA. d, q. WI. b
20 20 elected the following officers for the enspi
y y Year, = J. H. Miller; ii. ~.
.v Aoman; Foreman, W. RI Stone, overse
'ss George MchyaIn7 Recorder, Daniel Lippi
- ~ pincotti Financier, Taylor Rogers; i
~ ~ cesges Y. Mccullough. Guide, /. L sLol
SSs ae5ei ns1de watchmsn, samuel +. stewal
- = oassioe " atchman. ". j. Passwatsr.