The Monitor-register., 1896-07-03
Elmer.

Elmer.
Mr.. Israel Evan, of Bridgeton, has
been awarded the contract for moving the
nj. X. parsonage.
The Board of Education of Pittsgrove
township has secured teachers for all
except OIivet school. principal for
Alliance school, and principal and one
assistant for Union Grove school.
About fifty relatives and friends of Mr..
Enoch d. Newkirk gathered at his home
on Monday evening to remind him of his
birthday. He had gone to Elmer and on
his return they were all waiting for him,
taking him completely by surprise. After
refreshments, consisting of ice cream and
cake, were served, the guests departed to
their homes, all having a very pleasant
evening.
Fires were put under the furnaces at
the new Elmer Glass works of Samuel
M. Bassett d Company on Wednesday
and the W began work this week ,
This factory is equipped with new device
for furnishing air for the blowers. There
is nothing like it now in operation in this
State. Manufacturers have always been
puzzled as to how to furnish more air for
the blowers and this apparatus promises
to do the work satisfactorily. The pipes
are so constructed that they distribute air
evenly and are the same at the end put
let as at the other outlets. There are
thirty one-inch outlets and thirty feet of
pipe between them which takes the wind
direct from the big fan. The fan is five
feet in diameter, and the paddles are
twenty inches broad. The factory will
run all summer, the firm having large
orders to fill and enough to keep them
running. Their manufacture will be
mostly chemists supplies.
Fireworks, torpedoes, crackers, etc,
are sold very cheap at No. 8 North Main
street, Andrews Book Store. Call aud
see his large stock.
Qu1nIOn.
Charles O. Carton moved into his new
home on Monday.
Miss Emma Randolph. of Woodstown,
is the guest of Mrs. w. Waddington.
Hires & Co.'s glass factories went out
of blast for the summer ON Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
their picnic on Wednesday,, August 9Th,
at lakewood Beach.
George Myers and Edward Smith will
leave next Saturday for ,Pittsburg, Pa,
to attend the annual convention of the L..
A. 300.
The members of the Methodist Sunday
school will hold their annual picnic on
Wednesday, July 30, in the grove near
Cool Run, On the QuintOn and Marlboro
turnpike.
Rev. William B. Crowell will preach
next Sunday morning upon "Jesus Heal
ing Power" and in the evening by
special request upon "Does the New Test.
ament forbid women speaking in church,"
Miss Mary WEIGH was rendered a sur
prise on Monday afternoon by some of
her young friends in honor of her birth
day. Those present were Lizzie Sheppard,
Maggie Powell, Lizzie Powell, Lizzie
Pogue, Lizzie Smith, Eugenis Davis.
Rev. W. G. Meyer, pastor of the M. E.
Church, will preach on Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. The sermon will be fol-
lowed by the sacrament. In the evening
the second of a series of picture m
will be given. Beginning on Sunday
evening the Epworth League twilight
meetings at $50 will be held in the school
house grove.
Quinton is preparing for one the greatest
celebrations of the glorious Fourth it has
ever had, and that is saying a good deal,
when we recall the past, and the leader.
ship of Rev. G. ii. Elder. The exercises
will consist of a parade in the morning,
and the afternoon there will be an address
by William M. Byrnne, of Wilmington,
and formerly of Quinton. His subject
will be, "Love of Country" There will
also be various kinds of sports, including
a game of base ball between the Salem
Juniors and the home club. In the even
In a display of fireworks. Nowhere does the
American eagle creams louder on our
natal day than at Quinton.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation