The Monitor-register., 1896-08-28
~SwedesbOrO Items.

1.-THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be found for
sale every week at Pixies News Agency.]
Rev. s. F. Gaskill joined his family at
Ocean Grove on Tuesday.
Miss Mia Ore is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Locke. at Westville.
Miss Emma Dole has returned from a
protraoted visit with friends at Bridgeton.
The parish house of St. Joseph's
Church has been enlarged and improved.
A delightful rain visited this section
on last Monday, the first for several
weeks.
Mrs. Frank johnson, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents, John. Ennis
and wife.
Mrs. John Lecroy, of Camden, has
been spending a little time with her
sisters here.
Mrs. William Black and daughter, of
Camden, have been visiting Mrs. Annie
Patterson.
Rev. Geo. L. Barker, of this place, con-
Quoted the altar services at the Malaga
camp meeting.
Mrs. Lille Robinson, of New York, is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Owen L. Guest.
Miss Lou Hunter, of Philadelphia, was
an over-SuDday guest of W. II. McCul-
Tough and family.
Harry Carr, wife and children, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with J.. II.
Zippler and family.
Wilmer Egee, of Alliance, Ohio, has
been visiting his nephews, Messrs. Geo.
W. and W. H. Hannold.
l.. B. Moffett, wife and son have been
spending a f5w days in Salem, the guests
of County Clerk Riehman.
The annual picnic of the M. E. Sunday.
school will be held at Springer's grove
on Thursday, September Sd.
Freebooter John Pierson, aged 81
years, made a recent visit to his nephew,
Thos. Il. Wales, at Cape May.
Geo. w. Hannold, wife and son,
Leland. have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
John z. Cheesmau, at Elmer.
Miss Emma Reynolds. of Camden, has
been spending a week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds.
The Misses Annie and Fannie Young,
of Norristown, Pa, are the guests of the
Misses Laura and Name Weatherby.
Miss Frances Leap and Edward
Hum phreys, of Philadelphia, have been
spending a week with Harry McCollister
and family.
Miss E. Fewsmith and Mrs. 81. B.
Wilson and daughter, Miss Eliz ,beth, of
Camden, were the guests OF the Misses
jennings at Glen Echo farm on Tuesday.
DR.. j. E. Lehum, of Camden. and Mrs
j. Kneu Holloway and son, James, of
Merchantville, have been recent guests of
Prof. jennings and family.
Rev. ]. e. O'Brien, of the Presbyterian
Church, is enjoying his annual vacation,
a part of which he is spending at Cape
May. His church will be reopened the
first Sunday in September.
Rev. Geo. W. Watson, of Trinity
Epicopal Church, has been quite ill for
several days and was unable to occupy
his pulpit on Sunday. At this writing
he is improving. Mrs. Watson is also i'll.
Mrs. VIM. II. Brown, Mrs. Chas. D.
Lippincott and Mrs. Y. w. Davidson
visitedthe Old Fellows Home at Trenton
on Wednesday. The ladies were a com-
mittee sent by Osceola Lodge to refurnish
their room in the Home.
The employees of Taylor Bros, of
Camden, to the number of sixteen, made
their fourth annual visit to their fellow
employee, Prof. Joseph Jennings. at his
country home last week. O5ber guests
were present, and a %congenial company
of twenty six greatly enjoyed the day.
The addition to the Swedesboro
Academy has been completed and
accepted by the building committee of
the Board of Education. Chas. Y. Smith
had the contract for the work and M. @.
Sparks & Son for the steam heating
apparatus. All parties have done their
work in a most satisfactory manner, and
we o have a school building of which
we may justly be proud. The whole
cost of the improvements, including
steam heat and ventilating fiue, is
s.. 900 SO.