The Monitor-register., 1896-09-25
MuIA1ca Hill.

W6ro Woli aGGouu6u.
Aaron Borton and wife are spending a
week at Wildwood.
Mrs. Nellie Chapman, of Glassboro, is
the CUES st of Mrs. Mounce.
Miss Rachel Davies is spending a week
with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. William Copestick spent a few
days at Glassboro last " eek.
Miss Mary E. Burroughs. of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mrs. Alice Stratton.
T. Winter and wife, of Vineland, were
quests of Thomas B Jrton over Sunday.
Charles Coles and wife, of Moorestown,
have been spending a few days with rela-
tives here.
James Benez5t and wife and Miss
Alinda Benezst have been visiting at Fox
Chase, Pa.
Misses Emily and Lilly Stokes, of
on Wednesday.
Mrs. May Reinhard, of Camden, has
been entertained by Mrs. George Shiveier
for a week past.
Sweet potatoes are of excellent quality
but low in price, selling from 65 to 80
cents per barrel.
Mrs. Margaret Hoffman and grand
daughter, Of Salem, are visiting Mrs
William Horner.
B r. Black and wife have been at
Nicholson tor a week with their daug tier,
Mrs. H.. G. Brown.
Miss Venie Pierce, of Woodbury., has
been the guest of Mrs. Thomas Burning
during the past two weeks.
Charles Hoffman and wife, of Philadel-
phia, have been making q brief visit with
his father, jacob Hoffman.
Ex-senator Panooast and William
Harker have returned from = satisfactory
trip through Maine and Canada.
A number of the friends of Parker
Hurff and wife came from Williamstown
to visit them Tuesday evening.
Richard French and wife and Miss Sara
French, of Philadelphia, have been visit.
ing William +. Iredell aid family.
Mullioa Hill second nine defeated
Woodbury's second nine on Saturday
afternoon at this place. Score IA co 2.
Rev. DR.. Watson, OF Swedesboro,
preached in the Episcopal Church o,
Sunday afternoon. Subject The Braze,
Serpent"
Henry Lippincott and wife attended
Quarterly Meeting at Moorestown Oh
Thursday, and spent the remainder of the
week with friends there.
A number Of persons from our town
and vicinity attended the meeting al
Washington PARK On Tuesday co hear the
address Of William J. Bryan.
Alfred McAllister, wife and daughter.
hi a hnl nf a. a1aahOrn and Miov FIorano.
Miller, of Philadelphia, were guests OF
Lowell d. Ridgway and wife on Friday
The electric storm on Saturday even
ing WAS the seveiest of the season in thir
locality. 1t was preceded by a day OF
intense heat and followed by a cold wave,
with high winds on Tuesday night and
Wednesday.
Stokes Union will hold the next regu.
lar meeting October LIST, at three O'Clock.
Topics for consideration, "Franchi.e and
Good Citizenship" and Tobacco ana
Narcotics" Misses Colson and Borton
SUP erintendents. Meetings will be held
every other week during the present year.
An Associational Rally of the Sunday.
school will be held in the lecture room OF
the Baptist Church next Sunday morning,
Sept. 9th, st a quarter past nine. All
interested in that very important worn
are urged to be present. 1t is especially
desired that the Home Department should
be.
At the nominating e,e,tion on Satur-
day evening the following were success
full candidates: Watkins for Assembly
man; Stranger, of Glassboro, for Senator,
and Collins. of Cross Keys, for Sheriff.
Considerable disappointment was ex-
pressed over the defeat of William
Haines, the veteran and patriot, who has
SO faithfully served his country for a life
time.
Emma, youngest daughter of William
Streeper, was severely bitten on the leg
recently by a dog belonging to A. M.
BartholoDe ". 1t is said William
Streeper, ST., was also bitten. In both
instances the dog was muzzisd, but will
a leather muzzle. The same dog is
known to have bitten several persons
Surely it is high time this matter received
attention and prompt action by those
appointed to such duties. 1t is especially
important now when 30 many small chill.
dren are on our streets, going to school.
Many of those who attempt to comply
with the law use only a semblancs of =
muzzle.
The Cumberland county Sabbath.
school Convention meets in the N. E.
Church at Cedsrville on Thursday,
October %.