The Monitor-register., 1896-06-12


personal.
Miss Lille Kirby is visiting friends in
Swedesboro.
Miss Ray Clark, of Atlantic City, was
the guest OF Charles Clark and wife over
Sunday
Rev. j. r. Daniels, of Ooean Grove,
made a flying visit to Woodstown on
Monday.
Ulster Atkinson, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents, E. Atkinson
and wife.
Miss Lizzie Nensteal. of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Miss Lillian Wright
over Sunday
Frank Wright and wife we're the guests
of Harry Chandler and wife, of Vineland,
ever Sunday.
w. N. Foster, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in town. His wife and son are
on a short visit here.
VIM. B. Boone and Edward Grosscup,
of Bridgeton, were the guests of George
w. Boone on Wednesday.
Wilmer Turner and wife, of Pottsville,
Pa, have been visiting his father, Isaac
II. Turner, on Bowen avenue.
Hersehel A. Norris has again accepted
a position with the West Jersey Express
Company at Market street ferry, Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. William Richman, of Camden,
has returned home after a weeks visit
with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. G. H..
Riehman.
Charles Hires, Jr. and wife, Miss
Elizabeth Fogg and Herschel Norris
spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Lippincott.
delphia for treatment of failing eyesight,
is at home again, greatly improved, we
are glad to know.
Mrs. Annie Paxton Bushnell, who has
been a frequent visitor to Woodstow n,
stopping at the East Avenue, died in
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Miss Edith Borton entertained M isses
Margaret Galley, Chellie Moore, Hannah
Borton and Messrs Albert Yarnall and
Louis Horner Oh Friday.
F. W. Aver, of the firm of N. W.
Aver u Son, advertising agents, Phila-
delphia, drove to Woodstown on Saturday
and stopped at French's Hotel over night.
Joel Borton and wife left yesterday for
Canada to attend the General Yearly
Meeting held at Sparta. They will visit
Niagara Falls and other places of in
terest.
DR.. Miller, son of VIM. A. Miller, of
Friesburg, who is now practicing in
Somerset county, this State, has decided
to locate in Woodstown. He will take
part of DR.. L. A d. Aliens extensive
Practice.
Misses May and Cora Weatherby and
Samuel Weatherby went to Salem on
Friday and remained over night, and on
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Bertha
Ogden and Earl Ogden they rode to
>BridgetOn, returning the same day.
The graduates of Swarthmore College
seem fortunate in securing good positions
in our schools. Among those who have
recently left the college and have positions
for next year is Lizzie Hanes Taylor, of
Woodstown, who has been taking a post
graduate course at s wartimore during thu
past school year. A desirable position
in a Friends school near New York city
has been offered her and she will enter
there in the fall as teacher of French,
German and Literature.
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Church Notes
Rev. John T. Craig, of Philadelphia,
will fill the pulpit of the Baptist Church
again next Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor Local Union
of P~ittsgrove and vicinity will meet on
next Wednesday evening, June Itch, at
Harmony Church, beyond Friesburg.
Children's Day will be observed at the
Presbyterian Church on next Sabbath
morning, the service beginning at 10 80
O'Clock. The exercises will consist of
songs, Rotations and addresses. A
c Collection will be taken for Sunday.
school missionary work. All are cordially
invited to attend the exercises of the
school.
Children's Day will be appropriately
observed in the M. E. Church next Sun.
day. The pastor, Rev. G.. G. Senser, will
preach a sermon to the children in the
morning, and in the evening the Sabbath
school will have charge of the exercises,
with an excellent program of Rotations
and music. An instrumental quartet of
the Woodstown Band will be present and
render some selections.
Base Ball..
The home club crossed bats with the
Alloway boys on Wednesday at the Ball
Park, and they proved entirely too fast
for the visitors. Phiffer was in the box
for the locals and the Alloway batters
failed to connect with his ms and outs,
and fourteen of them famed the air.
Jack and Kit Bachman, of S%wedsboro,
played with the home club and did good
work behind the bat and at third. They
also batted we'll, one of Jacks hits being
a three Dagger. The score was "a to A.
Stepler umpired.
The Woodbury. club will play here to-
morrow afternoon, and a good game may
be looked for. The home club will have
to do their best to top the score. Halle
ton and Nelson will be the battery.
Thomas l.. Keen is manager of the
second nine, and he would like to arrange
games with the Halltown, Stringtown,
Duell's Corner and other first class
clubs. Write for terms.
A game between the first and second
mines on Saturday afternoon resulted in a
victory for the former by a score of 16
to 10. The feature of the game was
Manager Guests umpiring.
Observation-Disclosures