The Monitor-register., 1897-11-26

The family of Evangelist George L.
Barker left ON Tuesday to join him in their
new home at De Moines, Ia, whqre he is
secretary of the Y. NJ, G. A. l. s. Stratton,
Jr, accompanied Mrs Barker
l.. Is. Motfett and family, of Philadelphia,
spent Thanksgiving Day with b. h. Motfett
and family.
M ISIS Anna Champion and Henry Wea-
therby, of Millville, visited Samuel Sails
bury and family last week.
Mrs. Frank Parker has been entertaining
her friend, Miss Mamie Outlay of Waltham,
Mass.
John LEROY and wife, of Camden, have
been visiting old friends and relatives here.
Rev. W. S. Ludlow will preach in the M.
e. Church, Paulsbbro, Sunday and Rev.
John q. Lloyd will occupy Mr.. Ludlow's
pnlpit here.
Revival services are still being continued
in the Methodist Church.
The Methodist and Presbyterian congre-
cations Joined in a Thanksgiving service
in the Methodist Church on Thanksgiving
morning.
The executive committee of the Wool
wich Township Sabbath School Association
have arranged for a convention to be held
on Dec. 9th in the First Baptist Church.
f. BW arr1ngton will open meat market
in.connection with his store on Monday
morning next
Mrs. Eliz ibeth Krutman died at the home
of her son-inlaw, Nicholas Baughman, on
Nov.1 aged 70 years. Mass at iSt. Joseph's
Church and interment in the cemetery ad-
joining on Saturday.
Miss Annie H. Kelly died at the home of
her father, Martin Kelly, on the 2l5h inst.
aged IA years. Funeral and i'll terment at St.
Joseph's on Thursday.
The Ir. o. U. A. III. speak very highly of
the sermon of Rev. Edmund Burke at
Trinity Church on Sunday.
About an inch of snow fell early on Tues
day morning, making things look decidedly
wintery.
Miss Reba, eldest daughter of Joseph R.
Moore, underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, last Saturday afternoon at the hands
of DR.. Price, of Philadelphia. At this
writing she is steadily improving withs
every prospect of speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary Daley is recovering from a
severe attack of heart trouble by which she
was prostrated on last Sunday.
Robert Warrington expects to move into
town and occupy one of Mrs. Kate Halseys
houses on Broad street.
Rev. Chnrles w. Duane, a former rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, has been visiting
his old friends and Pensioners.
=. The Mercy ana Help Department of the
Epworth League has sent large box of
clothing to the poor of North Carolina.
The annual Thanksgiving ball was given
on Wednesday evening with Messrs. Geo. A.
Rode, Zade simmerman. Fred Andofer and
Oliver Berl<s as managers.
Edgar Conrow, of Moorestown, exhibited
q box of strawb 3rries at the farmers Insti.
tute held here, and said he had picked
strawberries seven months in the year. be
ginning with May.
Ii. c. Garrison and wife, VIM. Cooper and
family and Mrs Samuel A. Croft made up
family party at the home of VIM. A. Sailor,
in Philadelphia, on Thanksgiving Day.
VIM. I'll Hannold and wife spent Thanks
giving with their daughter, Mrs. j. FL.
Kirkbride, in Camden.
with VIM b. Zippler and family in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Louisa Emory spent Thank sgiving
Day with her brother, K. j. Blatherwi ok, in
Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G. Sheldon have
been spending seve raj days with friends in
Millyille.
MIR, and Mrs. VIM. E. Black have been So
journing in Washington for a few days.
Miss Florence Buler has gone to spend the
winter with Geo. Il. Barker and fam ily at
De Moines. LII.