The Monitor-register. [volume] (Woodstown, Salem Co., N.J.) 1892-1972, 1896-11-27


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HarrlsOnvHAle Notes
Terrell.
John Riley and family spent Thanks
giving with his parents at Deerfield.
Beulah Holdcraft, of Woodbury., is
visiting friends and relatives here.
William Bal ks sold his sweet potatoes
to Roger Costello, of Mullioa Hill, this
week.
LeGrande Virgins, of Pennington
Seminary, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
John Keen was serenaded by the boys
recently. He is reported to have been
married last week III Camden.
Thos. Borton has leased the John Shute
farm to Joseph Brown. of near Pedrick
town, ho has moved in and taken charge
of the place.
Horace Given, while bunting for rab-
bits few days ago, found Que in a rail
pile at which he shot, killing it and an
other at the same shot. Who can beat
that? ..f'
Our boys went to Mulica Hill yester-
day aud showed the boys of that place
how 10 play base bali. The score was
II to 8 virgins. and Gates were the
home battery. -e
The complaints of wells being dry in
crease as the time goes by and with the
light rains we have will c0ntinue, as the
springs are lower than they have been
for number Of years. E. s ssssssS, y ]
- The4marriagssef Annie Ca raey, daugh-
Michael Clancy, of Salem, TOOK place on
Thursday at the Catholic. Church, at
Swedesboro. The company. partook of .
dinner at the :homesof the BRIDES parentss
and afterwafd the hsppy couple left for a
bridal trip to New York. May success
always attend them, ,ssss;: 81.
Boys REFER GOALS, the sty iisIraud COM
Portable cold weather coat. sailor collars
trimmed wish brafdss stfouble breasted.
ages to s, 81 SO ana 81 70 Humphreys
Opera House Store.
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.s~-f Pedrfe ktown.
Harry Munyon spent the past week in
Gibbstown. - -. So, 49,. .,..,.,
Miss Maria Dugan speut Sunday With
her parents here. a. =;
We regret to report that s.. Daughten
is on the sick list. S
William Dugau, of Philadelphia, spen t
Sunday with his parents. ,.
Samuel Snyder and wife spent Friday
aad Saturday 10 Swedesbaro.
Harvey s. Justice and wife are visiting
friends in Trenton and Tayiorsville.
William s.. Harker, of Mullca Hill,
spent Tuesday with James Sweeten.
Mrs. Kate Robinson, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting Or. Fl. T. johnson and wife.
{, Mrs, Sarah Simpkius. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Alex Justice and
wife -. es..... .s.sx $50. 81 !. = Z
The mud-d digger has been filing up the
brooches in the meadow banks the past
week
go 9atix.. Iskasoa.z4eAzs f,iiasessi tysiaf..
visited her mother, Mrs. Robert Munyon,
last week.
Charles Robinson, wife and daughter,
of Philadel phia, spent Sunday with Thos'
Robinson and~wife.
Miss Agnes Justice, who has been
teaching school near Sharptown, is at
home, confined to her bed with typhoid
fever. -
Mrs. Sophrouia Wiley, of Salem, VIM
Armstrong, wife and daughter, Vugie, of
Pennsville, and Mrs. Emma Armstrong,
of near Pennsville, spent Sunday with
Aaron Webster and wife.
The pupils of the grammar department
of our school were given holiday on
Wedn esday of last week while the Princi-
pal, Miss Abiah McCarson, attended a
wedding in Philadelphia.
A few members of Pennsgrove Red
Men visited Logan Tribe, of Pedricktown.
After the regular business of the Lodge,
the visiting brothers we're entertained in
the restaurant of Culber Pedrick.
Two young men of this place went
Robbin hunting last Sunday evening,
and judging from the time they arrived
home, they must have been very success
full, although no game was brought home.
The scholars of the public school gave
their annual entertainment in the Red
Mems Hall on Saturday evening to very
large house. A number of very entertain-
ing dialogues we're given and an enjoy
able evening was spent. Much praise
ought to be giveh to the music furnished
by Arthur Green aad Miss Mary
Strimple.
A dozen kinds of heavy leather and
warm knit gloves, your choice &c., at
Humphreys Opera House Store.