The Monitor-register., 1897-12-03
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Mrs. Lydia Feather or is on the sick
list.
The revival services at Ceatre Square
have closed.
Miss Mamie Roberts is visiting friends
in Salem.
Miss B. R, Jones spent Thanksgiving
at her home in Trenton.
Miss E. L. Pancoast spent Friday with
fsieDds at Centre Square.
Miss eRsbs Jones, of Trenton, is the
guest ofSher eOnsin here.
Frank Mastson is visiting his brother,
Ennis Point
W''aer Podfick and wife are visiting
friends in New Brunswick.
Miss Sarah W. Floyd, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents.
James Brown will spend the winter
with his brother Edward, neal here.
Chas. L. Pancosst, of Elmer, was the
guest of his brother on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gravenstine have
been-visiting their son in Camden.
Miss Hannah Horner and niece, Amy,
have been visiting relatives.in Camden.
A number from Auburn attended the
convention at Pedricktown on Tuesday.
Mrs. ids Hunt and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Harry Hamilton, of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days with friends
here.
Mr.. Knoblock and son, of Philadel
phis, have been spending a few days
here.
Warren D~aSsdson, of near s~wedesboro,
| spent Saturday and Sunday with Samuel
Hunt.
Mr.. Miller, of Philadelphia. hiss been
spending q few days gunninloo soras
section. 800
Harry Mattson has re. sno purpo'
home, at Salem, after a visEsain counte
lives here.
William Roberts aud sister, Miss
Verna. spent Thursday with friends at
Perkintown. A@~
Joseph Horner, wife aud family-have
| returned home from a visit with relatives
in Camden. 81
W. W. England is having cutie a de-
mand for his hog scalder, as it Is the only
one in this community.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mattson and grand
daughter, Rachel, are visiting Mrs. CLARK
Horner, near Mullica Hill.
Miss Nellie Hsines, who has been
| spending some time with relatives here,
| has returned to her home 10 Brooklyn.
Thomas Taylor, wife and family, of
HardiDgville, were the guests of William
Grier and wife on Saturday and Sunday.
J.. R. Given, wife and son, of Penns-
| vile, spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, G. W. Given and family, near
here.
The Junior Epworth League were en-
tertained at a tea held at the M. E. par
sonage on Wednesday afternoon. All
seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Harriet Darlington, Mrs. Nettie
Pedrick. Mrs. Katherine Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Esther Gravenstine were the guests
of Mrs. Eva Featherer on Wednesday
afternoon. =
Rev. B. F. Sheppard took for his sub
iect on Sunday morning The Important
| Question:" and in the evening Goods
Invitation to the Sinner" Both services
were we'll attended.
If a portion of this letter seems like
'~'stale" news to some of the readers the
writer hopes TO be excused for not seeing
the request of the editor last week until
too late to send out the letter, and has
combined the two this week.
There will be meetings in the M. E
Church every evening next week under
the charge of the pastor, Rev. B. F
Sheppard. An all day meeting will be
held on Wednesday, and the pastors of
the ~neighboring churches and others will
be present. Ali are welcome.
Rev. B. F. Sheppard and wife were
among those who attended the supper
given by the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Penns-
grove, on Monday evening, in honor Of
j. Morgan Read, State Counsellor, but
owing to 3 severe illness Mr.. Read could
not be present to enjoy the %sumptuous
repast given in his honor nor deliver the
address. which would have been a treat
to all. as he is a fine speaker. Though
the audience were greatly disappointed
in not hearing Mr.. Read, yet they were
pleasantly entertained by a ine program
which had been arranged. Addresses
we're made by Rev. A. NJ. Bennett an6
Rev. B F. Sheppard, who spoke in Mr.
Reads place. highly dslighting the audi
ence by remarks on the principles of the
Order.