The Monitor-register., 1896-03-27
HarrIsonv1lIe notes.
Gardening will now soon be in order.
Rev. VIM. Blackiston has been on the

pneumonia.
A number in the neighborhood are re.
ported as being down with the measles
The Tuesday evening class meeting will
now commence at u O'Clock instead of Z,
Mrs. Samuel Moncrief, of Glassboro,
was visiting her relatives here on Sunday.
Sweet potatoes are now quoted at $2.5C
per barrel at the station by the shippers.
Ellis Riley went to Deerfield to visit
relatives OF Sunday, returning on Mon.
day.
Geo. Kitchens moved on Wednesday
into the house belonging to the Knights
of Pythias.
Miss Lucy Wilton, of Cramer Hill,
has been calling on her numerous friends
here this week.
T. A. Marshall moved to the farm of
James Strattop, on Thursday. Mrs. Sith-
ems moved to Woodstown on Wednesday.
Jos. Horner is improving somewhat,
but is having quite a tedious time, having
been a sufferer for several weeks with the
grippe.
Frank Buzby has the sympathy of the
neighborhood in the loss of his son, aged
about 16 years, who died suddenly last
week and was buried on Saturday.
The largest spow of the season fell on
Monday. A few sleighs were seen out on
Tuesday, but the occupants were glad to
get back and give it up for a bad job.
Now that some have moved into the
place to stay, an invitation is extended to
send the children to the Sunday-school,
where they will be welcomed and bene.
fitted. The Superintendent, Samuel P.
Pimm, would be heartily glad to have
the parents accompany the children. The
school is helpful to the full-grown chill.
dren as we'll as the young.
There will be a photographic entertain
ment at the M. E. Church on Wednesday
evening, April 1st, by Prof. Cossaboon,
of Millville. Admission for adults, 20
cents ; children, 10 cents. This promise.
to be one of the best entertainments thai
has ever been given here. 1t is one of the
wonders of the age. Every one should
avail themselves of the opportunity OF
instrument. The entertainment will com
mence at 8 O'Clock, sharp. Tickets car
be had at virgins store.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
notbe a long liver. Correct the live
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers, littl,
pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation
Geo. M. Andrews.
MuIlica Hill.
The children Of George Pine have th
measles.
Miss Lizzie Wallace has been quite sicl
but is improving.
Mrs. Addie Burning is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. John Ernest has a fine display o
geraniums in bloom at present.
Theodore Fleetwood moved into tn,
Walmsley property on Wednesday.
Mrs. Boyer, Of Pennsylvania, has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Romig.
There are many sick ones 10 this vicin
ity, from severe colds, measles ant
humps.
Mrs. Rachel Beckett has returned Il
her home here, after nearly three months
visit in Philadelphia.
The Grange received an addition of
num- Der of new members, at the regula
meeting on Tuesday night.
Miss Lydia Folwell has a handsomr
new wheel, and has Joined the rapidly
increasing ranks Of the happy girl bicy
clists.
Little Milton Jewett has been sick wit
measles at Bridgeton, but be and hi
mother arrived home in safety on Tues
day evening.
The Board of Education organized o.
Tuesday evening, eIecting Aaron Knight
of Redwood, President, and Jacol
Mounce, Clerk.
William Gibson spent last Sunday wit
his aged mother. He Is one of whom
may be worthily said !: "a good so
maketh a glad mother"
vacated by Charles 1redell, on Friday
and many other families have found ne,
homes during the past and present weeks
Farmers have been very busy durin
the past week carting seed potatoes, ant
are only waiting for stormy, wintr
March to take his departure, when the.
hope for favorable planting weather.
The return of Rev. F. L. Jewett to hi
! charge here is very gratifying. hot onl
/ to his vi parishioners but to the entir
community A large congregation assem-
bled on Sunday morning. to hear him an
welcome his return.
: Interesting meetings we're held by th
: Epworth League and Christian Endeav
: orers, in their respective churches. 0
Sunday evening. These organization
are . great power for good in a commu
nifty. q safeguard to the young. Tn
: topic Of Christian Endeavor was, sDili
. gent in busiaess," led by Joseph Neil.
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Chas. H. Smith, of Haddonfield, hs
Q been K Woodstown with two droves