The Monitor-register., 1897-07-09


out The horse then ran up the pike
and was caught after running a mile or
two, without breaking anything and
fortunately no one was hurt.
Pic mic hats at l.. Is. Gilman's.
PedricktOwn.
Mrs. John Bnrk spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Chas. Schwerel is repairing his house
on Main street.
Edward Justice is remodeling his
house on Cherry street.
Mrs. Robert Munyou is visiting her
daughter in Philadelphia.
John McGlincy and Thomas Cooney
spent Monday in Woodstown.
About forty enjoyed the trip to
National Park last Saturday.
Harold Diver is visiting his grandpar.
ents, James Sweeten and wife.
The W. C. T. U. will meet but twice a
month during July and August.
Miss Mary Duggan is visiting her
brother and friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Pedrck has been visiting
in Philadelphia and Camden for a few
days.
Mrs. Abbie r ,bbins. of Woodstown.
visited her sister, Mrs. J as. Sweeten, last
week.
Miss Bertha Shoemaker is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Parker.
Miss Abbie Robinson has returned
n thn
parents.
Miss Anna Watson, of Greenwich,
spent few days of last week with Alex.
Justice and wife.
Miss Laura Walker, who has been visit.
ing DIR. H. T. Johnson and wife, is now
visiting in Pennsgrove.
Mrs. L. Carpenter and daughter, Carrie,
of Philadelphia, visited DR.. II. T. John.
son and wife on the Fourth.
Mrs. Daniel MCCARTHY and son, Sylyes.
ter, spent few days this week with her
sister, Mrs. Edward Cooney.
Harry, son of DR.. HI. T. Johnson, won
the first priza in fast bicycle race at
National Park last Saturday.
The ladies of the NJ. E Church turned
out in force on Tuesday of last week and
gave the church thorough cleaning.
Daniel Jestiu and Augustin MCCARTHY,
OF Philadelphia, are going to spend the
Summer with their aunt, Mrs. Cooney.
Rev. E. Conner Halse. pastor of the
NJ. E. Church, has been offered the Pro-
fessorship of Rhetoric in New England
college.
Miss Sarah Smith, of Salem, and Mrs.
Frank DsMayo, of Philadelphia, spent
few days last week with Albert Risner
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Derrickson and
daughters Flora and Mary, of Repaupo,
visited their daughter, Andrew Parker
and wife.
The w. c. T. U. at their regular
meeting last Thursday was favored with
Bible reading by Rsv. j. Q. Stump, of
the Baptist Church.
James Sweeten, wife and daughter,
Lottie, and Miss Emma Walker spent
Sunday evening with Robert Diver and
wife, of Pennsgrove.
FL. s. Justice has returned from
Atlantic City much improved in health,
after spending seven weeks at that de-
lightful seaside resort.
Mrs. J. W. Cooper has rose bush in
her yard of the Mary Washington variety
thai has twenty one blooms and sixty
nine buds in one cluster.
VIM. f. Hunt was sworn into office as
Justice of Peace on Saturday, and liti
gants will not have to leave town to have
their disputes settled now.
The next Sunday school convention OF
Oldmans township will be held in the
M. E. Church on the afternoon and even
ing of July 221. Raw. John Handley,
D. D, of the First M. E. Chprch, Cam
den, will speak in the evening.
The Grange entertained several friends
at their room in Odd Fellows Hall last
Thursday evening. The program CON-
sisted of singing, music and recitations,
after which refreshments we're served. A
pleasant social time was enjoyed by all
present
Prof. FL. s. Clark's music pupils gave
a delightful musical entertainment in
Columbian Hall last Wednesday even
ing. Those who took part were: Misses
Margaret Bevis. A. Bessie Kelley, Ollie
Denny, Emma and Sarah Summerill and
Byron Shannon, of Pennsgrove; Misses
Carrie Strimple. Ida Mattson, Mary
Dempsey, May Strimple, Bertha Morris
on, Alice Maurer, Anna Somers and Fl.
G. Chase.
Upon the invitation of Miss Ethel,
daughter of 8. P. Snyder and wife, party
of little folks gathered on June 2Sth, at
her home, to celebrate her seventh
birthday. The afternoon was spent in
playing childish games, romping by
loving hands. Those present were:
Misses Emma Strimpie and sister Tina,
S. Ethel Stump, Anna, Lizzie and Edith
Snyder. Nettie Pickens. Lizzie Anderson,
Alice Huber, Linda Walters, Margaret
Martin, Hattie Jordon and Masters
Walter and Russell Huber and J. Calvin
Stump, Jr.