The Monitor-register., 1897-03-05


z. Sw eeten is visiting at Greenwich,
Mrs. 81. S. Justice is on the siok list.
Mrs. Thomas Doughten is convalescent.
Miss Louie Corson is under the dootor's
care.
Thomas Lane was in Philadelphia on
Friday.
Miss Matte Miokle is visiting D. Fire.
stone and wife.
Miss B. Webster has been suffering
with the measles.
Aaron Webster, of Ss:em, visited rela.
tives here last week.
Benz. Weatherby and son, Thomas,
spent Friday in Philadelphia.
j K. Justice made business trip to
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Sweeten is visiting friends
and relatives in Wilmington.
Reuben Pedrick and wife, of Newark,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Tillie Cook is confined to her
home with the French measles.
Mrs. Jos. W. Cooper is on the sick list
DR.. H. T. johnson is attending her.
G. Oscar Titus. of Philadelphia, spent
Friday with his parents, j. Titus and
| wife.
Dennis Lane has returned to his home
| in Philadelphia after visit with his sons
| here.
Mrs. Joho Dourthy and son, Delbert,
are visiting relatives in Pennsgrove for a
few days.
| Baptism was administered to sixteen
candidates at the Baptist Church last
Sunday.
Roy Waddy, of Philadelphia, spent a
| fow days with friends aud relatives here
| last week.
VIM, Justices sons are running their
mill night and day to fill orders for flour
and feed.
We regret to report that John Jordan
has had stroke of paralysis. We hope
! he will soon recover.
| Miss Katie Tighe, of Philadelphia, has
returned home from months vacation
with her parents here.
Oliver ]. Munyon has returned home
after visit on the boat, George B Jr.,
with his father, of Gibbstown.
Mrs. Frank Walker, who has been Wis.
iting Alex. Justice and wife, is now
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Thirty five converts were taken into
the NJ. E. Church on probation last Sum-
day by the pastor, Rev. E. q. Hulse.
r. F. Corson, who has been suffering
with carbuncle on bis lip, is improving
rapidly under the treatment of DR.. Black
The property of Reuben Pedrick, de.
ceased, was sold on Saturday, James
l Gr N Mnrrisnp
being the purchasers.
Howell Stetser, while working in the
cellar of J Sweeten & Sons store, haG
the misfortune to have several boxes fal
ON him, seriously ipjuring his left leg.
Frank Stetser moved on Tuesday te
the farm formerly occupied by his father
Albert 8tetser, who will occupy the
blacksmith shop of the late Reuben Ped
rick. III
The revival services at the M. Il
Church were to have closed last week
but owing to the unusual interest taken
by some of the young converts, the meet
iDgs will be continued.
The annual town meeting will be helt
at Red Mems 81 Ill on Tuesday, Marcf
9th, for the purpose of electing coilec
tor, an assessor, one township commute
man, one com missioner of appeal and on'
surveyor of highways
Ten members of the Masonic Lodge Q
Pennsgrove, together with several irieno
of this place, met at the home OF Alex
, ander Justice on Monday evening, muc
, to the surprise of that gentleman, ane
Q Prof j. Harry Smith presented Mr.; jos
tice with Past Masters apron. Ihos
present were: Capt. J. D. Whitaker. Cap
!. James Smalley, John P. Leap, jaime
Borden, Jesse Clsypoole, John Giloer,
, Bertram Eorkum, Samuel HURT, Frot
. J. Harry Smith and Benry Rlohm,
E Pennsgrove, aud James Strimple, Ed"i
8 Somers and Rev. E. Connor Hulse,
IPedriabtown