The Monitor-register., 1897-03-26
SWpCeHhOrn Unema.

THE Observation-Disclosures can De found for
safe every week at Pixies News Agency.1
Joseph Sithens moved TO his farm on
Tuesday.
Nm. Ii. Hannold is preparing to erect u
large barn soon.
Rev. S. f. Gaskill LETT for Conference on
Tuesday morning.
The ami moving day caused many
changes if is neighborhood.
Glound sbroken for Mrs. Hattie Groff's
new house, on Second street, Tuesday.
MIS-. Annie Black, of Camden, has been
spending u little time with her children
here,
Mrs. Elwood S. Rogers and family have
removed to Royersford, Pa, their former
home.
Harry W. Souder has returned from viii.
mington, after a prolonged stay caused by
sickness.
Mis-. Harry Hewitt and children are spend
ing some time with Mrs. E. $. Parsons, at
Island Heights.
The shad supper given by the Epworth
League, on Saturday evening, put twenty
five dollars in their treasury
l. Hurtf Weatherby will plant twelve hun-
dred peach trees this spring. lie is going
into fruit raising extensively.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, pastor of the Baptist,
Church, will preach in the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
We understand that the young people of
Trinity Episc opal Church are preparing for
an entertainment to be given about Easter.
A detachment of the Quaker City Band of
the Salvation Army began a series of spe-
cial services in Meley's Hall on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Sarah j. Haine5 removed to Camden
last week. Wilbert Batten and wife will
occupy the premises vacated by Mrs. Haines
on Main street.
Fine large shad were selling on our streets
on Wednesday for twenty-five cents apiece.
One is led to wonder what the price will be
later on, W hen this favorite fish is plentiful.
Our farmers are busy with their swest
potato hotbeds. Ii is said that the acreage
will not be so great this year, owing, no
doubt. to the poor prices which have pre-
vailed.
Contractor Chas. T.. Smith, who has been
building d large double house at the corner
of Church and Second streets for Mrs.
Bridget and Julia Neafsay, has his job nearly
finished d.
Walter r. Shoemaker closed up his mer-
camille business here last Saturday evening
preparatory to moving his store and family
to Mickleton this week. His friends here
wish him success in his new field.
The merry note of the robin, the hoarse
croak of the frog and the delicious music ~
of the Jersey mosquito have all reminded
us, within the last few days, that spring is
neal; but the bowling of The fierce March
winds, as we write, makes US pity these
little too previous harbingers. However,
the March winds have been few, a fact
which all have appreciated.
Downs W. c.. T.. u, of his place, held q
religious service at the Gloucester County
Almshouse last Sunday afternoon. Messrs.
B. r.. Moffett and Thomas strang accom-
panied the ladies, Mr.. Moffett taking charge
of the music ana Mr.. strang making an in
teresting address. The meeting was well
attended, several members of the Clarks-
boro Union and others being present. The
nearby Unions take turns in holding ser.
vices at this institution, and the monthly
meeting is appreciated by the inmates ,
whose lives the VIC. T. U. seek to bless and
brighten.
See GRier & Booue's line of fancy