The Monitor-register., 1896-09-04

HILL.
Miss May Shoemaker is visiting friends
at Bridgetou.
Isaac Ecret, of Camden, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Some of our clerks are enjoying their
annual vacations.
i Miss Mary Atkinson has been spending
a few days at home.
The township committee held a meet.
ing on Saturday afternoon.
Mis-. Thomas Brown, of PHILADELPHIA
8 visiting Mrs. George Cole.
Geo. II. Poinsett has returned from
a pleasant fishing trip at Sea Isle.
Thomas Randolph and wife were
guests OF Joseph Evans on Sunday.
William Bill. of Mount Holly, has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Rachel Bill.
Some of our wells are giving out. and
crops are suffering from the drought.
George Hazslton is enj )ying a ten days'
outing at Atlantic City aud Anglesea.
Miss May Mcclure, Of Guthrieyille.
Pa, is the guest of Miss Linda Benezet,
John Chatham, of Philadelphia, was
the guest Of Joseph Chatham last week !.
Moses Ridgway, wife and son, Herbert,
OF Salem, visited relatives here last week
Master Herbert Borden, of Mickleton.
is visiting bis aunt, Mrs. Hannah Chatham.
Jonathan Iredell and SOD, Willie, took
a business triPto Atlantic City on Satur-
day.
Miss Martha Il. Borton has been spend-
ing some time with relatives at Wild
wood.
Mrs. Mary Ridgway and daughter.
Rebeeca, are spending a few days ia
Camden.
Thomas Berefo,d and wife, of Camden.
nave osen the guests of Ira Cole during
the past week.
Thomas IL. Burtt. of Pittsgrove, and
daughters, May and Hattie, visited re,a.
tives here on Monday.
Miss Emma Newton, of Sharptown,
has been spending a couple of weeks with
Mrs. Charlotte Shute.
Samuel Moore aod wife and Thomas
Brown spent Sunday with Nelson Justice
and family at Rich wood.
The 18Th Regiment, N. j. Volunteers.
Will hold their ANNUAL reunion 10 Mullica
LII VI IFudy. H6pG. 4J0.
Miss Anna Tomlin and brother. Leon
Abbott Tomlin. of Edgefield, Pa, have
been visiting relatives here.
Elma Peterson and son, Amos, of
WoodstowD, were guests of Mary and
Martha Lippincott last week.
Messrs. Whitecar and Ham, conductor
and baggage master ON the West Jersey,
were guests of Nathan Lloyd on Thurs
day.
Misses Lou and Hulda Allies and
Messrs. Pierson and Constance, of Wood
bury, were guests of William Ridgway
on Sunday.
Willie Norman, of West Philadelphia,
was among the many wheelmen guests
here on Saturday, spending Sunday with
his grandparents.
Joel Borton and wife, Isaac Balliuger
and wife, Emma Robbins, and others
were attendants at Friends monthly
meeting here on Tuesday.
Four thousand five hundred baskets of
grapes were shipped from the Lloyd vine
yard in five and a half days last week.
The very abundant harvest closes this
week.
A Protective Association for horses,
wagons and harness was organized in this
town on Tuesday evening, and the follow.
ing officers elected: President, J.. J..
Brown; Vice President, Jas. w. Moore;
Secretary, VIM. Fl. Munyan; Treasurer,
DR.. Samuel +, Ashcraft; Directors, J. J..
Brown, Jno. Gaunt, Albert Parker, Geo.
H. Horner, Edmund T. Ridgway, Jas.
Atkinson. Aaron A. Somers. The next
meeting will be held in Town Hall, on
the evening of Sept. 18th. An earnest
invitation is extended to all interested TO
be present. The recent frequent thefts
in this vicinity are certainly a convincing
proof that an organization of this kind
has become a necessity, and we trust the
citizens will heartily cooperate in this
important enterprise, which will aid in
securing protection for valuable nranertx.