The Monitor-register., 1896-12-04
Harrnsonvnle Nores.

known, but it is hoped no spreading
disease has taken root. 1t is feared it is
hog cholera.
HarrlsOnvllIe Notes.
John Keen is entertaining friends from
Camden this week.
G. G. HARRISON has some second crop
apples as large as walnuts.
On account of the storm last Sunday
evening there was no church service.
VIM. V. Dubois has sold his three
acre lot, on West Mill street, to Frederick
Gerlack.
Stephen Durfey and wife, of Vineland,
were visitors of James f. Gates and wife
last week.
Mrs. George Kitchens, we are sorry to
report, is still quite sick and under the
PHYSICIANS care.
One of Samuel Conover's children is
quite sick with catarrhal fever, and is
under the care of DR.. s. F. Stanger.
LeGrand virgins returned to PEN
nington Seminary on Monday morning,
after spending Thanksgiving with his
parents.
The Epworth League prayer meeting
will be held in the upper room of the M.
E. Church on Sunday evening at 80.
Ida HARRISON will lead.
Michael Swigert finished large build
ing last week for Mrs. Rachel Kelley
near Edridge Hill, to be used as broode,
apartments for. the raising of early chicks
At a, meeting of the Sunday-school
Board last week it was decided to have a
Christmas tree and entertainment in the
Town Hall on Christmas eve. Don't
forget it. A good programme and good
time for all. -,
Lewis Eavers and family, who have
been living in the West for number of
years, returned last week from Kansas,
and are now visiting Lewis ANIME and
wife, Mrs. Eaver's parents. They will
make their home in the East.
The local9readers of the MONITOR
REGISTER we're disappointed in not re-
celving their papers last week. For some
reason the pack went astray. The
matter has been referred to the superin-
tendent of the railway mail service to
ascertain the cause.-ED.
A genuine surprise was sprung on us
Monday morning when we opened our
eyes to find every thing covered with the
beautiful snow. The unusual warm
weather. for the past few weeks had
caused the weather prophets to believe
we we going to have mild winter, but
think now we don't know much afser all.
swedesboro Items.
lThe MONITOR, REaIsTER can pc found for
safe every week at Pixies News Agency.l
Hiss Geraldine Buzby has been visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Musgrave has been entertain
ing her niece. of West Chester, Pa.
Israel s. James has been confined to his
house with illLess but is improving.
Miss Gertrude Dilks has been spending
several days with friends in Woodbury..
Mrs. Joseph r. Moore has been quite i'll
for several days with intermittent fever. :
we understand that a branch of the
Salvation Army is soon to visit swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zane. OF Mantua,
spent sunday WITH Geo w, Pither ana
family
Nj, Stanley Black has been spending little
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hewes
V. Black. =
Mrs. Geo. W. Pither and her daught er.
Florence, have both been seriously i'll witt
quinsey. .
Miss Lucy A. Welsh has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Elsie Hallowell, in West Phila-
delphla, Il.
Mrs. Ellen Harris, of Cumberland county.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Mayhem.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. R. Moffett visited their
son, L. B. MoTett, and family, on Thanks
giving Days "a.
Mrs. s. A. Blatherwick, is spending some
time with her son, e i. Blatherwick. at
Woodbury. -, 4 . 43
Miss Amanda wilson ha been spending
few days with her sister. Mrs. Fannie SoQys
in Philadelphia. .f@sz r-as
Bert P .sparks,o Camden, spent Thanks
giving Day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. c. sparks.s
Mrs. Robert woodsides, of oxford, Pa.
has been spending few days with her.
brother. 8. Taylor Rogers.
Mrs. Jacob Madara has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Eserline. near Mt.
Ephraim, Camden county.
Mrs. VIM. G. Hunter and children spent
thanksgiving Day with Councilman VIM.
A. Miller and family, in Philadelphia.
Geo. Meley, Jr.. was rendered q surprise
party on Wednesday evening. About fifty
friends called and spent a pleasant evening
with him. @f7,s
Exanks3ist Barker occupied the pulpit of
the NJ E. Church on Sunday morning. and
Rev. Mr.. Harris, OF the Baptist Church, in
the evening. Rev. S. +. Gaskill is still in
poor health
ME. and Mrs. 8. s.. Guest entertained, on
Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Guest, of Clarksboro and Mrs, s. j. Wallace
and children, of Camden ~
Mrs. Theophilus Robinson and SON, Harry,
ana Miss May steelman, of Camden, spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Robinson's
sister, Mrs BENZ l.. Even.
number of the young people OF St.
Jossph's Church, have formed themselves
into singing CLASSES for Improvement in
vocal music, with Geo Il. Mayer as teacher.
Mrs. Alberto. Conover ana ehiidrsn are
spending two or three weeks with friends in
West Berlin. They expect to remove to
Washington soon, " here Mr.. Conover has
q government position.
/ BE Hoibrooke ana daughter, Pruden &c,
of Philadelphia. have been the guests of
Mrs. DR.. B. r. Buzby, daughter of the former.
Miss Bessie Sooy has been visiting her
parents in W est Phila delphia.
The delightful June weather OF Last week
tssaaaes1gy dropped into the lap Of Decemher
on Sunday night. and Monday morning
| found the ground covered with about three
inches of snow, with intense. cold. The
| change In temperature was about 40 degrees
| In As hours. y sssf ss.s.sssAss n ~
At thesnnual meeting OF the sEpworth
League. held on Tuesday evening. the fol-
| lowing officers for the ensuing year were
| elected: President, Rev. s. T. Gask i'll, First
| Vice Presidents. Everett Gamer seeond Vice.
| President, Miss Drue u. .Cheessman; Third
Vice.P resident. Hiss Axnapda Wilson;
| Fourth Vice President. Mrs. Ella Black;
Secretary, y clifford Dubois; Treasurer,
NJ RS Ida Dubois:ss
/ The Jnnior EpWorth League of the M. e..
schnroh held its first anniversary on last
/ Friday evening, and the little people were
| greeted by a welI-filled house. The Super
| inter dent Mrs. NJ. C. Gaskill, presided with
! her usual good taste and tact and the
| Juniors aco uitted themselves well in sing
| ing. Rotations, etc. Samuel Il. Thompson.
| of Camden; State Superintendent of the
| Junior League work. was present and made
| an in teresting address. The church choir
| rendered excellent service, and the entire
| program was SO we'll arranged and carried
| out that the evening was one to remember
| with pleasure.
| delightful Parlor Meeting was held on
/ Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
| Geo, W. Hannold, under the auspices OF
"Downs" W. c. T. u A goodly company OF
| ladies gathered in the pleasant rooms and
| listened with close attention to the State
| President. Mrs, Emma Bourne, as she
/ explained the workings of the Union, and