The Monitor-register., 1897-08-20
N uIllcA Hill.

ton on Monday.
Miss Mabel Brown is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Bell is visiting relatives
in Salem county.
Miss Sue Cook is visiting her auat,
Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton.
Miss Bertha Csrlin, of Camden, is the
guest of Miss Anna Parker.
Miss Florence Copestick is spending a
week with friends at Almonesson.
A few of our people united with the
excursion to Ocean City this week.
Linton and Milton Silvers, of Clayton,
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs
Heritage.
Samuel Mason, of Columbus, Ohio,
made surprise visit to friends here on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills and daughter
Maud have gone to Bridgeton for a
short visit.
John Woodruff, one OF our old citi-
zens, is now with his son Norton for q
short time.
Milton Eisen, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of the Misses Wallace for
few days.
The Baptist and M. E. Sunday schools
enjoyed their annual picnic at Clayton on
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E Coles, of New York
on Saturday.
Theodore Sailer and wife, of Philadel-
phia, have been making a short visit to
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, of
Mantua. spent the day with friends here
on Wednesday.
Milton Eisen, of Philadelphia, has
been the CUES! of the Misses Wallace for
few days past.
Edward Hazleton and wife, of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Margaret Colson.
Messrs. Bowden, of Camden, and
Howell, of Ocean City, were over Sun
day guests of our town.
Miss Verna Msrgerum, of Trenton,
has been the guest of her cousin, Joseph
D. Evans, for few days.
Several friends from this place at
tended the Firstday school picnic at
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Miss Lille Croper, of Snow Hill,
Md, has been spending a few days with
friends in this neighborhood.
The threatening storm on Sunday
evening hurried home the transient visi
tors at Pitman from this place.
Mrs. Hannah Colson, accompanied by
Miss May Ecret, left home on Saturday
for two weeks visit to Wildwood.
Miss Lydia G. Pierson, of Woodbury.,
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Myra Gibson, during the past week.
Mrs. William Borton and little
daughter Thelma, of Waldo, Florida,
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Wilbur Il. Duell is taking his vacation
this week. having gone with number of
others to Port Norris on fishing excur
| sion.
Messrs. George Hazelton, William
Harker, Warren Atkinson aud William
Colson left home on Tuesday morning
for fishing expedition to Barnegat.
There was large attendance at the
First-day school picnic at Cedar Grove
on Thursday, and the matchless day
rendered it very delightful occasion. :.
| A very pleasant reunion of the Iredell
family was held at the residence OF Will
liam T. Iredell on Monday afternoon, in
honor of Nathan Garwood and family, o
Indiana, who have been renewing Ole
acquaintances here, and revisiting tn
scenes of earlier years. About 40 persons
we're present.
Veterans of this vicinity participated
| in the fourth annual gathering OF the old
soldiers of New Jersey, held at Alcyor
Park last Thursday. The greetings a
these gatherings are tinged with deeI
under current of sadness, not only To-
| veterans themselves, who see their mum
bers rapidly decreasing year by year
but 70. all loyal grateful citizens wit
are indebted to them for the preservation
of country and home.