The Monitor-register., 1896-07-24

Miss Bertha Turner has been ENJOYING
few days ut Atlantic City.
j. Wilmer Brown has been taking an
outing at Atlantic City this week.
Mrs. T. W. Dubois ia visiting VIM. R
Zippler and wife, In Philadelphia.
Mrs. John B. Batteu. of Philadelpbia
spent Thursday with friends here,
Miss Mary Rulon has been visiting hsr
sister, Mrs. Robert Gwynne, Jr., at
Salem.
Mrs. Jennie Garrison, of Camden. will
spend the summer with Mrs. DR.. L. F,
Halsey.
Joseph Roth, of Pittsburg, Pa. has
been the guest of Lewis Reistle and
family.
Miss Edna Parker, of Salon. has been
visiting her uncle, Frank Parker, and
family.
Miss Fannie Homer, of Philadel phia.
Is spending some time with Swedesboro
friends.
Miss Lulu Kuhnle has been the guest
of relatives at Seaview, Atlantic COUNTY
for few days.
Mrs. VIM. Dilks and daughter, Gertie.
are spending some time with friends al
Royersford, Pa.
Rev. D. J. Dugan, of Salem, visited
Rev. Walter I. Leahy, of St. Jossph's
Church, on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. @. Hunter and daughter.
Irene, have been visiting Samuel Hill.
man and wife, at Seaville.
Mrs. Clarence 81. Batten and children.
of Woodbury., spent Thursday with Mrs.
Sarah p. Batten and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Clark, wife of John X.
Clark, died at her home on Thursday
morning, in the 85th year of her age.
DR.. Allen B. Black, who recently
graduated from Hahnemann Colleoe
Philadelphia, has located at PedricktoWn.
Samuel A. Croft was called to Chester
town, Nd, on Tuesday, to attend the
funeral Of his neice, Miss Leda Stephens,
j.. B. Moffett, of Pierce Business Col.
lege. Philadelphia, with his wife and
child, are spending some time with B. R,
Moffett and wife.
Miss Marion Knight, of Merchantville.
Is spending several weeks with her aunts.
tne ~ Misses Fannie and Fayetta Jennings,
Wv O'AcA A1oho AAkMs
Mrs. Fannie Sooy and children. of
Philadelphia, are spending some time At
the old homestead, the guests of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Amanda Wilson.
Joseph r. Moore Is increasing the com.
fort and convenience Of his home bv the
addition Of new kitchen, and a bath
room, also water and steam heat.
Miss Florence Williams, OF German.
town, Pa, and Miss Roe Beasley. M
Beasley's Point, have heen SPENDING
some time with their aunt, Mrs. John ii.
Clark.
The demand for truck baskets has
become 30 great. that miller Benz. Fl.
Black has decided to put In machinery
and will engage in the manufacture Of
first class stave baskets.
Rev. s. F. Gaskill and Geo. NJ. Ashton
and wife are spending a few days at
Harvey Cedars, visiting a brother OF the
former and enjoying the fine fishing. for
which that resort Is noted.
The lawn social given by the Epwortb
League, on Thursday evening Of last
week in the yard of the Methodist
Church, cleared the society over forty
dollars, which will 20 toward the purchase
of new organ for the church.
On last Sunday evening, in the Metho.
dist Church, Rev. 8. F. Gaskill gave an
interesting account Of the great Christian
Endeavor Convention, which he attended
in Washington. The echo meeting was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
A very successful operation for that
dread disease, appendicitis, was performed
on Miss Lizzie G. Bradshaw, the eleven
year old daughter of Alfred Bradshaw. of
this place, on Wednesday morning, by
one of the surgeons of the HalInemann
Hospital, assisted by DR.. Lsban Brad.
shaw, of New York. The patient is
doing we'll under the care of DR.. Oliver
Grimshaw. Miss Carrie Gaunt, one of
Hahnemann's trained nurses, is in attend
ance.