The Monitor-register., 1896-07-03

Wm. Patrick and wife have gone to
Quinton to spend the Fourth.
w. s. Claws)n and family are s%ojourn =
ing at Halifax, N. s., for the Summer.
Miss Ella r. Carney is visiting relatives
and friends in Philadelphia and Westville
ChauueAy Patrick and Charles Krauter,
of Biidgetop, were in Woodstown yester-
day.
Rev. s. f. Gaskill, of s w~edesborO, made
a dging visit to Woodstown on Tuesday
afternoon.
DR.. D. Mead, of Bakersburg. Fla, is
on a visit with his relatives in Woodstown
and vicinity.
Miss Eima Horner is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Hiles Ewes, at Wilmington,
Del, for a week.
Henry S. Wright and wife, of Phila.
delphia, are on a short visit with relatives
and friends about Woodstown.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and son, of Trenton,
is visiting Samuel Smith and wife, who
recently moved from Philadelphia.
Jeremiah Haines, of Middleton, was in
town yesterday. He has a large store on
South Second street, Philadelphia.
Miss Emily S. Sayre, principal of the
Woodstown High School, has gone to
Boston to attend a teachers convention.
DR.. Ralph Sender has been appointed
resident physician in the Brooklyn Mater
nifty Hospital and entered upon his duties.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
Wilkinson, who has been seriously ill,
will be glad to learn that she IL improv-
ing.
Misses Florence Haines and Martie
Cooper are at West Chester, Pa, attend
ing the commencement exercise of the
Normal School.
Miss Alice Gegan has returned from
Philadelphia school to spend the summer
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Gegan.
Mrs. Rev. jesse Stiles, of Bordentown,
has boon visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
j. Lippincott, and also calling upon her
many friends in Woodstown.
Vice Chancellor M. P. Grey headed a
party of Salem cyclers that passed
through town on Wednesday. They
stopped awhile for refreshments.
We regret to learn that Mr.. William
b. Kirby, who was recently taken to the
Philadelphia Hospital for treatment, has
not received the benefit desired, his
advanced age being against him.
Mrs. r. Z. Patterson and Miss Emily
r. Kirby nave been at Ocean Grove this
week to attend the Summer school of
Methods of the W. G. t. U. and also the
State executive meeting, of which they
are members.
Miss Carrie IL. Gaunt, who has proven
herself an honor to her profession as a
trained nurse, a graduate of Hahnemann,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Thomp-
has been enjoying country air and
in and around Woodstown for a
few days.
Misses CheIlie and Frances Moore, Miss
Helen Borton and Louis Horner started
Wednesday for Washington, d. c.,
whore they will spend a week sight seeing,
after which they will go to Sandy
Virginia, for a weeks visit
among school friends.
Miss Nellie Richman gave a party to a
number of her friends on Friday even,
ing. Among those present were Misses
Elizsbeth VanPelt, Sarah Fogg, Sara
Colson, Edith FIiteraft and Emma and
Elsie Wallace; Messrs. Burnett Ste ward,
William Andrews, David . Bassett,
Perciyal Norris, William Borton and
Rebocca II. Lippinoott, a much es-
teemed resident OF this place, while on
her way to Atlantic City on Wednesday
last, was stricken with ~apoplexy in tho
Market street ferry, Philadelphia. When
she was taken il Immediately to
the Pennsylvania Hospital, where she now
and is attended by her niece,
Mrs. Frank Wallace. Her many friends
most sincerely hope for her speedy
recovery.
ChUreh Votes