The Monitor-register. [volume] (Woodstown, Salem Co., N.J.) 1892-1972, 1896-10-23
SwedesbOrO Items.

| 1.-THE MoNIToR-REGIsTER can be found fol-
sale every week at Pixies News Agency.l
Chestnutting parties are just now the
height of fashion.
| Mrs. Chas. ID. Lippincott is visiting
frie nds at Asbury Park.
Miss Matte Batten spent Sunday and
Monday with Woodbury. friends.
Miss Lizzie Haines has gone to spend
some time with friends in Camden.
Samuel A. Croft has been on the sick
list for the last two weeks, but is improv-
ing.
James Rairdon, of Salem, visited his
daughter, Miss Matte M. Rairdon, last
| week.
Mrs. Harry Hewitt and children are
making visit Of two weeks at Island
Heights.
John q. Zippler and wife, of Camden,
have been spending few days with their
children here.
Samuel Pancoast and daughter, of
Eldridge Hill, spent Sunday with Geo.
Meley and wife.
Mrs. Rsbecca G.. Clements has gone to
spend some time with relatives in
Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Harriet Zane and daughter, Mary,
of Philadelphia, have been the guests OF
Isaac Orr and wife.
VIM. II. Hannold and wife have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. John P. Chessman
| and family at Elmer.
Miss Mia Orr, who has been an invalid
several months, is still in poor health and
confined to the house.
DIR. Oliver Grimshaw has been confined
to his home by illness, but is now able to
be out among his patients.
Washington Deveraux and Mrs. May
Turner, of Philadelphia. visited Elijah
Bower and wife last week,
Mrs. Lydia Vanmeter, who has been
dangerously ill with pneumonia. is, at
this writing, slowly improving.
Franklin P. Reynolds and family, OF
Philadelphia, have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds.
Mrs. Mary Yourinson has returned
home, after spending several weeks with
her grandfather, Award Hillman, at
| Sharptown.
Miss Sallie Zane and Mrs. Louisa
Emory attended the State Convention of
the Woman's Christian Union at Bridge
| ton this week.
M. G. Sparks & Son have secured a
contract for placing a steam heating
apparatus in large store and dwelling
in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
The Epworth League held social 1T
the residence of James Batten on Tues
day evening, Goth. An interesting pro.
| gram was given and refreshments served,
Joseph R. Moore has been making
extensive alterations and Improvements
to his house, and now has one of the
most convenient and best appointed
homes in the town.
A magic lantern entertainment will be
given in the Baptist Church on next
Saturday evening, Gath inst, for the
benefit of the church. The low price of
admission, 10 cents for adults and cents
for children, ought to insure full house.
| Rev. Mr.. Zsbley. pastor of the Baptist
| Church. occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Church on Sunday morning,
| and preached an interesting sermon
| Rev. S. F. Gaskill continues in Door
| health, and the kindly offices of his
brethren in the ministry are appreciated
The meeting appointed for last Thurs
day evening, to further the interests of
| the free reading room, was. on account
of the small number present, adjourned,
subject to the call of The trustees. The
Republican mass meeting in Meley's
Hall on the same evening, drew the
crowds from all directions and absorbed
| all lesser interests.