The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

IThe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be found for
sale every week at Pixies News Agency.l
Henry b. Hendrickson is quite ill at this
writing.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith has been visiting
friends at Bridgcton.
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds is attending the
camp meeting at Pitman.
Misses Clara Batten and Name Beckett are
spending the week at Atlantic City
Mrs. Harry Boogar and son, of Camden.
| have been the guests of friends here.
Mrs. w illiam Grissim and family and A.
| Latham and family have removed to Wood
bury.
| Druggist S. s. Guest and wife have been
spending some time at Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Hunter and daugh-
| ter Irene. are enjoying the delights OF
| Atlantic City.
| Miss Mary Strang, daughter of Thomas
| Strang, is seriously i'll, with not much hope
| for the better.
Miss Lura Irelan has been visiting her
grandparents, MI and Mrs. Award Hill
man, at Sharptown.
Allen NJ. Bassett and family, of Philadel-
| phia, are spending some time with his
mother, Mrs. George Batten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Parker and son, of
| Pedricktown, were the guests of Capt. Ed
ward Eastlack and family on Sunday.
| The heat of the last few days has been
| almost too much for poor human nature to
| endure. The thermometer marked 9s in the
| shade on Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick, of Spring
City, Pa. and Miss Anna Frederick, OF Roy
ersford. Pa, have been the guests of Adam
| Frederick and family.
The Swedesboro Cornet Band (colored)
| celebrated their first anniversary on Satur-
| day night. They had the colored band of
Woodbury. as their guests
The Misses Eliza and Emily Wanderer. of
Paterson, daughters of Rev. A. e. Wander
er, former pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, are spending month with friends
here.
John Gleason q former resident, and for
several years sexton of Trinity Church, was
buried in the Episcopal cemetery here on
Saturday from his late home at Thorough
| fare
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore returned on
Saturday from an extended tour in the
West. They spent some time with their
children, William Moore and Mrs. A. l..
Hates, at Claremore, Indian Territory
Mrs. George Warrington died at her home
near Waringtons Mill on Wednesday after
a painful illness. Her funeral will take
| place at the Friends Meeting house, Mick
Teton, on Saturday. She leaves a husband
ana daughter to mourn her loss
Miss Lille Bradshaw, daughter of Elmer
Bradshaw, underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis on Friday of last week. She had
been helping to nurse her cousin, Miss
Lizzie, daughter of Alfred bradshaw, who.
on the week previous, had a similar opera
tion performed, and was taken sick at her
| uncle's house. Dr. Van Lenep, of Philadel-
phia. was the surgeon in both cases, and
both are doing well.
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