The Monitor-register., 1896-01-17
sweaesboro slean,uxs,

Miss Lucretia Meley has been spendip.
a lew days with friends and relatives i
Philadelphia.
Inc special services being held in III,
methodist Church will continue durip,
this week. ~
A "Povertie Partie." will he o;van :;
Lippincott's Hall, Saturday evening next
Church. '
our young people are greatly enjoying
the excellent skating on Blacks mil
pond, and the pupils in the schools almos,
grudge the time spent over books anG
lessons.
Biddle r. Moffett spent Sunday witt
his son, l.. B. Moffett, Philadelphia, anG
had the pleasure Of hearing D. L
Moody. at the Grace Baptist Temple.
Miss Sarah K. Darlington, of this place,
and Walter s. Horner, of Camden, wert
married at the residence of Mrs. Sarah j,
Haines, on Wednesday of last week, by
IaadR1fegpRT. Gaskill.
Eco. W. Hannold, Superintendent OF
The M. f. Sunday School. was a guest at
a dinner rendered the Executive Com
mittee of the International Sunday school,
John Wanamaker, at the Continental
Hotel in Philadelphia, Monday evening.
We understand that Mrs. Sarah Beckett
will shortly emove from her farm and
become a resident of Swedesboro, occupy.
ing the house now occupied by l. B
St~ratton, on Railroad avenue.
Harry McCollister and wife gave an
elegant dinner of fifteen covers on Sun
day, In honor of their friends, John s.
Truitt. of Bridgeport. The guests were
Capt. and Mrs. John F. Truitt, Charles
Holdcroft and wife, Eugene Shoemaker
and wife, b. G. Clark, Miss Eva Truitt,
Miss Blanche A. Clark, Master Percival
McCollister.
Violo Lodge, No. 40, K. of P, has
Chancellor, George H. Craft: Chancellor
Commander, L. D. Gosling; Vice Chan
cellor, Daniel Black; Prelate, l. Mayhem;
Keeper of Seals, j: H.. Tharp; Master OF
Finance, l. Allen Denny; Master of Ex-
]. H. Miller; Outer Guard, 1. Mayhem
Leap.
At the annual meeting for the election
of nine Directors of the Swedesboro Ma
tional Bank, on Tuesday, 18th inst, the
following were named: l. H. Vanneman,
John G. Rulon, John s. Batten, s. B.
Gaskill, A. R. Talman, Swedesboro; Us.
Somers, C%larksboro; Samuel Ashcraft,
Sr., Mullica Hill; Chalkley Coles, Woods
town; Chas. K. Wolf, Mickleton. l. H.
Vanneman was elected President; John
s. Batten, Vice President; John G. Rulon,
Cashier; H. Mayhem, Receiving Teller,
and G. M. Ashton, Bookkeeper.
Swedesboro Lodge, No. %, A. o. U. W.,
publicly installed the following officers
on Tuesday evening OF last week: Past
Master Workman, s. Taylor Rogers;
Past Master Workman. John 81. Miller;
Foreman, l. M. Ireland; Ogerseer, s. M.
Homan; Recorder, D. L~ipplncott; Finan-
cier, j. 81. Tharp; Receiver, w. Fl. Nc.
Cnllough; Guide, w. R. Stone; Inside
Watchman, l. L. Longaore: Outside
Watchman, H. M. House; Representatives
to Grand Lodge, G. K. Mayer, s. T.
Rogers.
Osceola Lodge, No. rs, l. o. o. F., has
installed the following officers: Noble
Rulon; Secretary. W. H.. Mccullough;
Treasurer, G. D. L%ippincott; Con-, L. NJ.
Shock; Mar, J. ]. Spokn; 1. g., M. H.
Myers; o. g., B. R. Moffett; R. s. N. g.,
Benz. Shoemaker; l.. s. N. G., r. n.
Rainey; R. s. s., A. L. G lest; L. s. S.,
j. w. Gerner;>R. S. V. g., Harry May
hew; L. s. V.G, W. W. Munyan; Chap
lain, T. w. Davidson.
There are many good reasons why you
should use One Minute Cough Cure,
There are no reasons why you should not.
if in need of help. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
Geo. M. Andrews.
Mull1ca Hill.
Mrs. Rebecca Moore is spending a week
with friends in Camden.
Annie and Ella Sharp, of Camden, are
| visiting friends here.
Isaac Horner and wife, of Camden,
were guests of relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs. Hester Hay is very i'll at this writ.
ing, and her recovery is doubtful.
Samuel and Sarah White are out OF
school this week on account of illness.
Those who have recently purchased
new sleighs are eagerly looking for snow,
Thomas Dunlap and wife have beer
visiting his father, John Dunlap.
Samuel Iredell is drawn as one of the
petit jurors for the February term Of
| Court.
William Streeper is arranging for an
oyster saloon in the store recently vacated
by Bert. Bartholomew
William Eldridge, Superintendent Sol
Gloucester Comfy public schools, Waited
our schools on Thursday. .
Mrs. William Tredell was rendered 8
surprise party on Monday evening, in
celebration of her birthday anniversary
Some of our citizens are realizing the
value of 'storm doors" as a protection
against cold wAv
Several shares of stock were added tC
the State Mutual Building Loan Asso
citation on Tuesday night last, at the first
meeting in the new year.
Our roads are in fair condition 10
wheelmen at present, and were we'll nsei
last Sunday by cyclists.
Thursday and Friday. were busy day
for those having ice houses to fill al
day long wagons were seen passing, lader
with large crystal blocks from 6yc tt
seven inches in thickness.
The Epworth League held q business
meeting at the residence-of the Pastorser
Monday evening aud enjoyeda sociaitim,
at skating at the close of the meeting
Rev F. L Jewett delivered an .eleqnen
discourse en- Sunday morning from tn,
contrasted texts, 30, had I the wings O
a dove" and 'Cast thy burden on tn,
Lord"
Water is in such demand in Camder
that Charles Cole, of that place, hai
requested Jonathan Iredell to forward
him a forty quart can, which is shipped
from here on the morning train.
Nathan Lippincott has accepted a posi-
ton with Folwell Bros, of Philadelphia
That firm seems to have dis covered tina
there is good, reliable material in th,
Mullica Hill boys, three of them being
now in their employ.
Two members of the Board of Educa
ton visited Harmony Academy on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Rachel Lippincot
gave the children a very encouraging talk
commencing them for the interest they
manifested in their studies.
Mullica Hill Grange, No. 81, P. of H.
has elected the following officers for tn,
ensuing year: NJ, Edward Gaunt; o.
Andrew ]. Nichol; L., Aaron W. Borton
s.. John N. Foster; n. s., John D. Kier
Chaplain, William Homer; Treasurer, D
W. Sithens; s, Mollie B. Homer; G. K.
Vim. H. Colson; Ceres, Anna F. Gaunt
Pomona, Marie r. Duell; Flora, abb,
A. Knight; L. A. S., Rachel Conley.
Saturday was a matchless day for skat
ing, Our pond never presented a NOR