The Monitor-register., 1896-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.
April showers are frequent.

Apfll mowers are frequent.
Don't discard your flannsls too early.
Friday, April 24th, will be Arbor Day.
Let it be properly observed.
The small boys are anxiously awaiting
the arrival of the toothsome sucker.
March weather is a serious drawback
TO the spring poet as well as early garden
ing.
VIM. s. Clark carries his left arm in a
sling, the result of Injuries received from
a fall in his barn.
Shad wagons have been rather numer-
Gus in town this week. Prices range
from 40 cents up.
The April showers have been snow
fl likes so far, and the May flowers may
yet prove icecicles.
Arbutns has made its appearance, and
par ties in search of this fragrant little
fl wer will now be iu order.
Weatherby & Lippineott have had a
stone gutter placed in front of their ware
house on lower Main street.
Stores to rent in the MoNIToR-REe.
IsTER block. Good business location and
an opportunity for live business men.
Thomas Green killed two hogs for Geo.
w. Crothers on Friday last that weighed
1910 pounds, the heaviest tipping the
beam at $40.
A game of base ball will be played
hare on Saturday, the 18th inst, etwee
the home club ana a nine composed OF
players from Swedesboro, Clarksboro and
Bridgeport.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the most office for week ending April 4th:
VIM. Ferret. Bassett Kirby, Lewis Kop.
nan. VIM. Il. McKaig, Mrs. Merritt Pear
son, Harry Wilde.
p r. Westcott, Chairman of the Salem
conptv Republican Executive Com
mittee. has issued a call for the delegate
m eetings throughout the county to De
h cid on Saturday evening next.
w;lliam Clark and son, Frank, have
zone to Riverside to assist Joseph Halnes,
sno has contracted to sink a well for a
water works plant. The well is to be a
areat deal larger thar the one here.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of the WOODS
town Baptist Church Will noio = palior
entertainment at Joseph turner's resi-
denee this Friday evening. Aamisslon,
10 cents, which gives one chance in Inc
fish pond.
Lodges of Odd Fellows have been
requested to take suitable action ior Tue
observance of the anniversary OF Inc
erdsr which will occur April Gosh. The
aaucest;on is made that the celeDrat.on
80 nIace on the 25th or 27th, as the
26sh falls on Sunday.
q French Moore, proprietor OF the
Mast Avenue Creamery, will start an
aftaynoon milk reute next week.. The
milk will be delivered in glass jars.
Fresh and pure creamery butter, sweet
oraam and cottage cheese will also pc
furnished to families.
Frank CaWley, son OF Hannah a. anu
49, -iata Jonathan p. Cawley, formerly of
Moodsxowns died at bis mothers resi-
dance in H~addonield on Monday me
rsmains we're brought here on "Wednesday
.ftstnoou. with funerafservices IN Friehd,s
uaa,ing house, and interment in FRIENDS
cemetery.
TIN ease of John Somers, formerly OF
waadstown1 who has been incarcerated
i. State Prison for twenty years on a ,io
sentence for murder, was considered py
he Conrt Of Pardons on Tuesday, anu
6nally laid oyer, TO be taken mp again
usxs~eek. Strenuous efforts nave Deen
made for Somers' release and IL Is
tneueht they will be successful.
Woodbine Lodge of Odd Fellows mas
varv com mendably started a subscription
paper to aid Mrs. Mary Hahn IN purcnas.
mo fine household goods that were taken
from her last week by Sheriff virgins
~ ! writ of seizure. The goods were
.,iven. To her daughter by Harvey Robin
snn NJ Salem. but there being no legal
sanvavanee. and Mr.. Robinson being IN
fnancial difficulties, the goods were
seized by his creditors, and viii oe SOLO
to.morrow by the Sheriff. a com mieeee
Of the Odd Fellows will purchase tnsn
If they can be bought right, or use ene
money raised to buy other goods.
mannfnxton township Sunday-schooi
Association
The quarterly convention OF the
Huntington Township Sunday-scnooi
Association was held on Monday evening'
10 Mt. Zion Church, Marshaltown. mere
was a fair attendance, and Mrs. M. b;
Lawrence, the Township Secretary, ana
TO whose energy the success OF me meeo-
Jug was largely due, presided. Addresses
were made by Rev. LID. StHltz. state
Home Department Secretary, and Benz
Patterson, County Secretary.
The following officers were elected:
President, David Kiger; Wool residents.
Mrs. Hannah Reeve, Jenkins Shorter,
VIM. Thomas, James Meter and Rev.
Isaac Cooper; Secretary, Miss Katie =.
Headley, Salem; Treasurer, MIS-. "a. T.
lawrence. e,
The next meeting will probably be neid
at Welohyiile in July.
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