The Monitor-register., 1896-11-06

1.-THE MoNIToR-RReIsTRR can be found for
sale every week at Pixies News Agency.l
Miss Addie Graham, of W sshington, d. c.,
is visiting her uncle. Samuel A. Grof, and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds returned on Mon
day from a weeks visit with her son,
Franklin P. Reynolds and family, in Pbila-
delphia.
Mrs. Samuel A. Groff Is spending a week
with her son, VIM. A. Sailor aud family, in
Philadelphia ~:-3
Aaron Bradshaw, of Washington. d. c.,
has been spending little time with his
cousin, Alfred A. Bradshaw, ana Other refa.
tives in this vicinity. He came on to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Joseph Paul.
Mrs. Fannie Holdcraft, of Camden. spent
a day with her sister, Mrs. 81 L. Moffett, last
week.
Mrs. Geo. W. Pither and daughter,
Florence. visited the parents of the former
at Mantua last week. fsssf
Prof. J. H. Tharp. of Mantu&. was in town
last week. Il
miss Martha Rulon has been spending q
few days with her friend, Miss g. Linda Tall
man. - - e, (.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. c. Titus have been
entertaining their son, Freeknd, ana his
wife and Mrs. Kate Harker IND her son,
James, Of Pennsgrove. II ri
Miss Hannah Sparks visited frientA in
Germantown last week. 81
Mrs. VIM H. Hannold, Jr., and children
have been spending a geek with Dr.. and
Mrs. John P. Cheesman. at ELMER ::
Miss Clara Batten has been Waiting friends
at Woodstown. 49,
G. Wilmer Brown, Miss Ellae Brown and
Miss Bertha Turner a TENDED masquerade
party at Evergreen Hall. Woodbury. on last
Friday evening iz
Mrs. A. r. Talman. who has Seen quite i'll,
is improving.
Mrs. Mary Musgraye is confined to her
room by severe illness.
Nj ISIS Milaorr is slowly re6oRerfns sfrofff
an illness of six months duration.
We are glad to note that Harry W. Souder
Is out again after long Illness.
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Church
will give an oyster supper in jones' build
ing on Nov. 18th and l4th
The Mercy and Help Department of the
Epworth League of the NJ. Il. Church will
give home talent entertainment in MeIey's
Hall on Nov. 10th, consisting of music, reel
tations, tableaux, etc.
The funeral o r Robert Irwin, Jr., of near
MulIica Hill, took place at st. Joseph's
Church on Monday.
A conclave OF Improved order Reptasophs
was instituted here last Saturday evening,
with q good charter list.
{ hip Burkel lost a valuable horse on
Tuesday. after q few hours illness with collie.
AtfhA annual meeting of Trinity Guild
the following Officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. George R. Mitchell; Vice. Presi-
dent, Miss Ella Brown; Secretary, Miss Mary
Rulon; Treasurer, Nj ISIS Emma vanneman.
Mrs. T. W. Dubois entertained On last
Thursday, Assemblyman and Mrs. Chas. W.
Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel LEROY, DR..
and Mrs. W. II. James, Mr.. and Mrs. samuel
Callahan and Mrs. Mary Powers, all of
Lower Penn's Neck.
Mrs. Joseph Lock and SON. Chester, of
Mrs. Sarah j Haines.
Mrs. Edward Dilks attended the wedding
of Miss Nellie A. Mickle, daughter of the
late Rev. oseph Mickle. of the New Jersey
Conference, and George A. Roe, OF Lambert
Vile, at Bridgeton, on last Thursday. Mrs,
Roe has great many friends here who
tender her congratulations and best wishes
for future health and happiness
Asher Gill, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
James Bradley, of chestertown, Nd, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Bower.
The stars and stripes were we're much in
evidence on last Saturday, and Democrats
and Republicans alike flung OLD Glory to the
breeze. The town was gay with bunting
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hurff gave a progress
sive medley party at their handsome resi-
dence on Main street, on last Friday even
ing, in honor of the eighteenth birthday of
Miss E. Linda Taiman, member of the
family. An elegant refreshment table was
provided, which proved delightful add.
ton to the pleasures of the evening.
On last Sunday evening Mrs. B. R. Moffett
gave the Epworth League an interesting
account of recent Sunday spent In the
city of Washington, D. C.