The Monitor-register., 1897-01-08

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h Cv' s e ommeneed at the NJ
Ohnrcn on onfoay evening.
Linwood GRAHAM and friend, of Porl
Norris, are visiting M Graham's mother
Mrs. Rachel Graham.
Alloway Chapter of the Ewportb Lsa
que elected the faIosing officers on Mon
Vice President. Carlton ! Rislev. $40
Vice President. Mrs. Katia a., -.
Third Vice President, Mrs. Alkaline Fls..
Ter; Fourth VicsPresident, Mrs. SalIie
8. Willis; Secretary, Miss Edith Went
II; Treasurer. Miss Amanda W4ptzell.
Oreanist, Miss Gertie Mon lchols.
On Nav YEARS. Day thera was dorhl.
surnrise At the 2 narsonana M.a
Louier had arranged 10 give har hrshan :,
a little surprise by inviting savsrsI af
their friends to her bome and ,hosa 49,
waya invited tbonght tho mo,Id - w
IN II soma an tbay invireS a isrna nrn aHso
more When ths marty arriveS ~ 80 :
hard to tell which was tho noost 80
Drised Mr. mr. Mrs T,oniar Thoss ~
cont marc M al Charloa noaI;o es
md Mrs ssmnai Ansint NJ ans M.
Edward Ksalv NJ and NJ Dan;oi %
Dorrell Mr. and Mrs. Lucins q Rsttan
M and Mrs n Winter Eowsar NJ
and Mrs John VI Dnnham NJ snd M
Car,ton Rislav M ana NJ L."
Harvev Mrs Aaalina FisIar Ms. Eieias
Mrs. Gaoroe r. Fries and her mother
S.ro.s' 60, "is. vos-
Theodore Ridgway Miss Eiiiz.hath
Shute, of Mullica Hill; and Miss Name
Hornblower.
Fred. Ham and Harwood Corson had
serious runaway accident on Tuesday.
Gorson works Tor HAM, who lives on the
walker farm, ana IN the morning they
soai.ou S wv %o ."o ,JI sue pallens
Ia ~. 49,, S Sosoond;nc i IAN nann,
became friobtened Nv the swinoletraes
striking their heels but Corson did his
best to check them. until the swiugletree
bolt came out, and let the swiDgletres
down on tneir neels, Then they became
unma1ageaole, throwing Oorsoh 10 the
sloaI ~; 0no ~ no s ~ 'ao ~agou passing
o : "a" ~. 10 nor e. o"snou asoau, anu
wagon. breaking the rear bolster off.
striking Corsop. and somehow mining
him down under the wagon. Corson was
not injured so bad, but what he was able
TO go to the rescue OF Ham, and succeed
eo aiter awnile IN exgricstlng MIN from bis
poim '; " 10 , " as qu,.e seVerely
. ~" sNV1s 'o''0i'
Pedrlektown.
Alex Jnstice snent Saturday in Chastar
poho,. Mr,uo, sn.n. s,,d, -. ~,
family here
NJ s.no, sh,t. s,.,. r.o.a. -
Ms us, o' o"''o 0p0'' u0'o"s AZ
cso-,da ppa.,.l 81 ,z,f. a;,,.;
o,ati aaeI - 1 Du VINO ~ ''''''"s
''iaO''o' ~ 'o
JOSIAH s eut $780, y, o'"u0n' s''''eu ioia
'''e'
Mrs mary a. ferFy is wishing ner
s's'er az Dainooo'o
MISS Il 1isn Wooa' OF Oamuen, is VISIT
ing Miss Stella Feonok.
MIS- Willlam ll'qs sooS IN the sights
OF fhliaosiph'9s'n Saturday
Miss Matte Perry, of Harrisonville, is
visiting MISS berths Morrlson.
Mrs. Rachel Walker, of Pennsgrove, is
visiting Alex Justice aud wife.
Mrs M Daggan is visiting her son,
William Duggan, in Philadelphia.
Joshua Butler, of Delaware, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. LIZZIE Pedrick.
Missas Marv and Fio,eooa D,aoonh.,a
r.tnrned hnms after v,siti,o tbair 1890 na
'0,a.D'I no' ~ '''s" '.o" ''o'"oi'
MISS LIZZIE hufH, Of oweoesooro, Is
visi tiag nef uncle ana aunt samuel Snute
and wife.
John Butler and wife and George
Butler and wife are visiting their parents
in Delaware.
Bepi Weatherby. wife and sons
TOMMY and Bonnie. spent Tuesday in
PhiIadslnhia.
NJ. M A..,.u 80 w..,,,u.o.
n WIS ~ 60 h"ms - 'a n;s;4 ~ we