The Monitor-register., 1896-07-10

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the guest of the Misses Fogg.
Mr.. j. M. G. R'chman and family art
enjoying a trip to Niagara Falls.
VIM. Kuhn spent a few days witt
friends in Philade lphia last week.
Miss Della Richman is entertaining
Miss Mamie Gruff, of Philadelphia.
Miss Edna Dufield, of PHILADELPHIA, il
visiting Empson Atkinson and wife.
Earl Ogden, of Salem, was the guest o.
Samuel Weatherby on the Fourth.
Miss Horton, of Swedesboro, is spend.
ing a week with Miss Lille Kirby.
The Misses Garrison, of Palatine, are
the guests of j. ii. Turner and family.
Miss Louisa Klein, of Salem, is spend
ing q few weeks with Miss Anna Kuhn.
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson is spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Kate
Cooper.
Samuel r. White, of Philadelphia, was
renewing old acquaintances here over
Sunday.
Miss Thursa Wood, of Newbold, was a
guest of Robert Bell an6 family over the
Fourth.
Harry Urion took a spin On his wheel
to Woodbury. on the Fourth returning on
Monday.
W. W. Armstrong, wife and family. of
Camden, were among the Fourth of j My
visitors.
Misses A. Maud Harris, of Philadel-
phia, and Lizzie Stratton are visiting at
| Lincoln.
Miss Prond, Of Glassboro, is spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. l. L.
Davenport.
Miss Kate Sickler and mother are
Atlantic City.
| Paul E. Davis and wife are enter
tanning their neice, Mrs. Goodwin, of
Chicago, Illinois.
John Childs and Miss Matte Berry. of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs.
Chas. P. Reeves.
E. A. Urion wife and daughter Clara,
spent the Fourth and Sunday with rels-
tives in Woodbury..
Natalie Lippincott, of Philadelphia,
spent the Fourth with her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Lippincott.
Mr.. David Cruise and family. of Dor
chester, were the guests of d. r Cruise
and wife over Sunday.
Robert l.. Clampitt and wife, of Salem,
spent the latter part of last week with
Chas. Kuhn and family.
William Pancoast and wife, of Tioga,
spent the Fourth with Samuel Pancoast
and wife, of Eldridge Hill.
Mrs. Frank Wright and Miss Julia Fl.
Elton we're visiting Bridgeton this week
attend the wedding of a friend.
have been attending West Chester Nor
Dr.. Collier and wife, and Miss Martha
Richman are in Washington this week
attending the Christian Endeavor Con
ventiOn.
VIM. A. Clark and wife, of Ocala,
Florida, are in Woodsttwn to visit rela-
tives and friends. They reached here on
Monday evening.
Joseph Macaltioner and wife entertained
FL. Benson Wiese and wife, Miss Name
Emley, Miss Emma Cook and George b
Macaltioner over Sunday.
Omar B. Paneoast has returned from
the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
w bDtnu HE tdCdbiUH Will Ills pdEtulbs
James G.. PancOast and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Stow, of
Merchantville, spent the Fourth at home
with Col. J. w. Dickinson and family,
Mrs. Stow remaining for a few days.
Harry Newkirk, wife and family and
Miss Julia Davis, of Glassboro, and Miss
Katie Davis, of Camden, are spending a
few days with their parents, William
Davis and wife.
County Clerk Richmond and sister, Mrs.
Robinson, were in Woodstown on Wednes.
day, attending the funeral of VIM. b.
Kirby, as were also Freeholder Jones and
wife, of Aldine.
E. s. Davis and wife entertained Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Spangler, of Philadelphia;
and Mrs. Theophilus Dixon and daugh.
ter, Laura, on the Fourth.
The Misses Weatherby had as their
guests over the Fourth Misses Anna
Bushnell, of Philadelphia, Estella Pan
coast, of Germantown, Alberta s. Ogden
and Georgian G. Boon, of Salem.
Misses Jessie and Sara Colson gave a
progressive ''fower guessing" contest to
a humber of friends on Friday evening.
Those present were Misses Glare and
Helen ~Jaquette, Martie and May Clayton,
Edith Flitcraft, EIma Horner, Cora
Ware. Ellen and Sue Coles, Lille Dick
inson and Louise and Dora Howson, of
Wayne. Pa; Messrs. Roy Woolman,
Samuel W~eatherby, William Jaquette
and Earl Ogden, of Salem.
Church Notes
Rev. G. G. Senser, pastor of the M. E.
Church. will preach a special sermon on
Sunday evening, and it will be accom-
panied by good music. Everybody
invited.
Rev. John T. Craig will preach in the
Baptist Church on Sunday. In the MORN
ing his subject will be the True Wit
ness" In the evening he will speak from
1.-THE eyes of the Lord and what they
see."
At a meeting of the members of the M.
E. Church on Wednesday evening, the
following persons were elected trustees:
For three years, E. s. Fogg, ]. Fl.
Turner, J. W. Dickinson. For two years,
Robert Hewitt, FL. Fl. Stepler, G. Fl.
Richman. For one year, Thos. M. Taylor,
L. B. Wright, j. G. Snelbaker.
The Epworth League of the M. E..
Church had a patriotic rally on Sunday
evening. The pulpit was draped in the
national colors, and a psrtof Che Sc rvices
was a sslute to "Old Glory" accompanied
by the League rally song. There was
also a reading by Miss Sallie Fogg. and
Mrs. Frank Wright read Longfellow's
Paul Revere. 1t was an interesting SER
vice.
Rev. W. A. Allen, of AsbHry Park, and
we'll known in this county, has had the
degree of doctor of divinity conferred
upon him by the Weaverville College,
of Weaverville, N. e. He has been in
the South for his health and he recently
preached at Asheville, and the faculty of
the college being present, they were 81
pleased with the sermon that they gave
him this honor by a unanimous vote.
The members of the W. G. T. U. held
an open air meeting in front of the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday vening.
Miss Abbott, Mrs. BENZ. Patterson and
DR.. Collier were the speakers. Some
good singing was rendered by the choir.
DR.. Collier mentioned the fact that the
Anti Saloon Societies in the State of
Ohio have closed four hundred saloons in
that State and the Society is increasing
in power.
state Board Of Taxation.
A meeting of the State Board of Taxa
ton was held at the State Hou Sc, Trenton,
on Monday. ALI the members of the
board we're present except Major Lentz.
A number of appeals from alleged exces-
sive assessments were presented, none.
however, of a local character.
The board has arranged a program of
m aotin0s at different points in the state
for the accommodation of those who MAJ
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