The Monitor-register., 1897-02-26


finger.
Charles Munyon's buried their infant
child on Sunday.
Miss Anna Gibson spent Sunday with
ber parents in Gbbstown.
Miss Maud Robson, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her grandparents.
Frank Moore, of Dennisville, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. George Jordon.
Mrs. Jos. W. Cooper and Mrs. John
Burk spent Thursday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clara Munyou is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ella johnson, in PhiIadel-
phia.
Miss Carrie Hortman, of Poplar Grove,
is sick at home and can not attend her
school.
James Sweetop, Jr., visited the bicycle
show being held in Phil .delphia, on
Saturday last.
DR.. J. B. Ware, of Bridgeton, spent
Wednesday and Thursday visiting old
acquaintances here.
Oliver T. Justice, of Yorketown, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Albert Justice and wife.
The steamer Mary E. Justice made
her first trip on Thursday, after being
tied up for the winter.
Memorial services were held in the M.
E. Church last Sunday for six members
who have passed away during the year.
Frank Biddle, Miss Sarah Steward,
William Perry aud Miss Raddie Plckens
Last Monday evening being stormy
the M. E. Church was not opened, but
several gathered at the home of Alex.
Justice and held prayer meeting.
Enoch Chester and wife, of Sharptown,
spent Wednesday with friends here. 10
the evening Mr.. Chester assisted R5v. E.
G. Hulse 10 the revival services at the M.
E. Church.
Mrs. II. S. Justice and Miss Lottie
Sweeton spent Thursday with Miss Bessie
johnson, of Pennsgrove, and attended the
18th anniversary of st. Paul's M. E.
Church.
The Democratic caucus meeting was
held in Red Mems Columbian Hall, on
Wednesday night, and the Republican
caucus will be- held at the same place on
Saturday night.
There being two licensed hotels in
it seems Improper for several young men
from that place to use our quiet village
as resort for their sprees.
The signs of spring are the disagree
able odors of tar, and seeing vacant lots
stretched with twine, as the fishermen
are preparing their nets for the springs
shad and sturgeon fishing.
James Murphy moved from Toms
River to the house at the railroad bridge,
where he will perform the duties of
bridge tender in the place of his father,
who is disabled by failing health.
The Woman's Christian Union will
meet alternately in the Baptist and NJ.
L. Churches on Friday of each week, at
3 O'Clock p. m. ALI friends of temper
ance are cordially invited to be present.
Logan Tribe of Red Men celebrated
] their gath anniversary in Columbian Hall
, on Friday night. Rev. E G. Huse and
Rev. j. c. s tump and several prominent
| Red Men mad able speeches, which were
highly appreciated by all present.
On Monday night the Mosacca Band
elected the following officers: Leader
Herbert Parker; Assistant Leader, David
Henderson,; Secretary, Sharon Corson;
Treasurer, David Henderson; Trustees,
Frank Biddle, Frank Stetser, George R.
Pedrick; Janitor, Frank Biddle; Assistant
Janitor, Harry Hunt.
81. j. Devlin was arrested at Evans
Vile by Constable Roberts, of this place,
| on Saturday, on warrant sworn out by
| Liveryman Waterman, of Salem, from
| whom he hired team on Feb. I'd, saying
he was going to Pennsville and Penns
grove to give phonograph entertainments,
and would be gone two days. When be
did not return the following Saturday,
| Constable Carney started in search of
him, intending to fnd him at this place.
He had left unexpected, however, taking
with him young man to assist him in
bis entertainments, and when they
| arrived at Mickleton he sent the young
man back with the team, saying he would
call for it the next day. Constable
Roberts took the team back to Salem and
after a long search, found Dsylin at
Evansville. 1t is said that he left $1S in
| debt to our liveryman.
The New Jer sey State Encampmeut,
Knights of Pythias, has elected the fol
lowing officers: G and Chancellor. D. s.
Rockefeller. Somerville; Vice Chancellor,
Rsv. Dewitt G. Cobb, Medford; Grand
Prelate, T. Champion, Atlantic High
land /; Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals, Geo. B. Pierson, Woodbury.; rand
Master of the Exchequer, John Patrick,
Rutherford; Grand Master of Arms, John
| P. Dsxheimer, Orange; Grand Inner
Guard. William Launer. Salem; Grand
Outer Guard, William q. Thorn, Borden
town; Grand Representative, Ralph Do
nath, Jersey City.
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