The Monitor-register., 1897-06-25

ab Juan CIby painting.
DR.. aud Mrs. Emerson McGeorge Wis
tied relatives 10 Salem on Sunday.
Warren Shinn is home from Cornell
University for the summer vacation.
Miss Achsah W. Grier spent Sunday il
Salem, the guest of Miss Marie B. Ford
Mrs. G. L Kelly and Mrs. Charlie
Dubois, of Salem, were in town Wednes
day.
Miss Lucy s CARL, of Hancock
Bridge, has been visiting Miss Adj
Polk.
Jos. Daniels. of Philadelphia. spsn
Sunday with his father, Newooml
Daniels.
Frank Bodine, wife and daughter, o
Philadelphia, visited relatives here OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet virgins has been spend
ing a week with her son at Willow
Grove, Pa.
Howard F. Woolman has gone t.
Delaware, in the interest of the WOOD
Machine Co.
Percy w. Norris has returned from
Exeter Academy to spend his summer
I vacation at nome.
Miss Name Emley, of Philadelphia
was the guest of Joseph Macaltioner anC
family on Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Homer are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Hiles Ewes
of Wilmington, Del.
Frank clearinghouse left for Daretown
on Monday, where be has secured a posi-
ton in Kiger's cannery.
The friends of David D. Lippincott i'll
be glad to learn hat he is recovering
from his serious illness.
Miss Lillian Wright returned from her
visit to Old Point Comfort and Rich
mond, Va, on Saturday.
DR.. Omar B. Pancoast, a graduate oil
Johns Hopkins University, will spend the
summer at his home here.
Mrs. Hahn and daughters and Miss
Izetta Wentzell have gone to Wild wood
to remain during the season.
Miss Cora Weatherby attended the
commencement exercises of the Salem
High School on Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Elisha Fox, of Philadel-
phia, spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Renner last week.
Frank Turner leaves for Camden on
Monday to accept a position with the
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad.
Miss Ada r. Turner, of Camden, and
Miss Mary Moser, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with Joseph Turner and family.
Miss Alice Brinton and Messrs. Morris
Penrose and Lewis Walker, OF Ho-sham,
Pa, were the guests of Miss Helen Bor-
ton over Sunday.
Misses Lilly and Jennie Calver, Of
Delaware county, Pa, and Miss Hort,
man, of Pedricktown, have been visiting
Miss Josephine Allen.
Frank Andrews, who gradu ated from
Cornell University last week, will spend
the summer with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. M. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ford, Jr, Mrs.
Florence Burr, and Misses Ethel Burr
and Marie Ford, of Salem. were in town
on their wheels on Saturday.
Mrs. Rachel Spearing and Masters
John G. Beatty and Frank Matlack, of
Philadelphia, spent part of this week
with MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Snelbaker.
Benjamin Engle, of Camden, and for
merly of Woodstown, has secured a
position in the Merchants National Bank,
Philadelphia, on which his friends will
gladly congratulate him.
Lydia G. Norris, Mary Hazelton,
Clark Merriam, L. Moore and daughter
Rachel, are attending a conference of
Teachers and Officers, and those inte-
rested in First.day School work at Will
mingtou, Delaware.
Misses Helen Borton, Alice Brinton,
Lucy Borton, Hannah Borton, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Gilbert Borton and Messrs. Louis
Horner, Morris Penrose and Lewis Walk
er were entertained by Misses Chellie and
and Frances Moore On Saturday evening.
Miss Aldona Wallace Lippincott and
Mr.. j.. Hildreth Dickson were united in
marriage on Wednesday, and they will
be at home to their friends after July LIST,
at their handsome home, No. "a North
Main street. Their friends are glad to
extend their congratulations.
Hersehel A. Norris, who graduated
from Princeton last week, has beeu
spending several days with his mother,
Mrs. Lydia G. Norris. Herschel will
fill his usual sn MINER position with he
West Jersey Express Company, at the
Market street ferry, Philadelphia.
Comrade Baker, of the Quaker City
Band of the Salvation Army, which was
so favorably received in Woodstown last
winter, and elsewhere in South Jersey, is
spending a little time with VIM. Coleman
and family. The band has beer SO
divided up that scarcely any of the origi-
nal members remain. Adjntant Esoott
is recuperating at Jamesto ~n, N. Y;
Gus Nelson has returned to Chicago;
Captain Hart is stationed in Vineland
Comrade Scott is in Baltimore, and Mr..
Baker expects to be ordered to Chicago
to join a band now stationed there. The
Band is now in Washington.