The Monitor-register., 1897-11-26

Joshua Moore is on the sics list.

Joshua Moore is on the sick list.
Herschel Norris spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Mrs. Paul Davis spent Monday in
Philadelphia.
Samuel d. Cooper has returned from
his trip to North Dakota.
Samuel Il. Weatherby was home from
Pennington to spend Thanksgiving.
Mark Ayares has been quite i'll for a
week, but is some what better at this
writing.
Clifford Flitcraft, of Elmer, was
renewing Woodstown acquaintance on
Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Wright, of Philadelphia,
was home over Sunday and also for
Thanksgiving.
Roy Woolman was home from the
George School, Newtown, Pa, fol. his
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. John Holmes has been spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. John
Wallace. in Philadelphia.
D. P. Stranger and wife. of Woodbury.,
have been visiting friends in Woodstown
and YORKTOWN this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Barber, of Elmer,
were the guests of Mrs. M. j.. Hewitt for
their Thanksgiving dinner.
William Broadway and family, of
Gloucester City, were visiting John
Mats and family over Sunday.
Clarence B. Gaunt now ''puts his feet
under his own table," having gone to
housekeeping on Spring Garden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockefeller AMI
son, John, of Philadelphia, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Harrison Snelbaker.
Mrs. Mary White, of Sswell, and Miss
Tay White, of Philadelphia, were the
guests of Reeves Flitcraft and family over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Ford, Jr., of Salem,
aud DIR. and Mrs. Emerson McGeorge
enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner with
VIM. B. Turner and family.
Geo. M. Foster and wife attended the
marriage of their niece. Miss Jennie Fos-
ter, daughter of John W. Foster, in Salem,
to Charles Davis, on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Name Moore, Mrs. Lydia Davis
Mrs. Mary Baynes, Misses Ellen Coles,
Helen Borton and Chellie Moore attended
the Friends Confer eDoe at Newtown,
Pa, on Seventh day.
Mr.. H. V. Rogers and family and DR..
Geo. E. Reading and family, of Wood
bury, and Mrs. Emeline E. Reading, of
Frenchtown, were the guests of Joseph
Fl. Reading and family for Thanks
giving.
Miss Evelyn Chambers, of West Ches.
ter, Pa; Miss Edna Stifler, Chester, Pa;
Miss Elizabeth Paullin, of Shiloh; Miss
Elma Bushnell, of Media, Pa, and Misses
Georgian Boon and Bertha Ogden, of
Salem, have been the guests of the
Misses Weatherby for several days.
Miss Sue W. Richman entertained a
Thanksgiving family gathering yesterday
and those present we're Stephen a. Gar
rison and family and VIM Garrison and
wife, of Palstine /; M. 7. M. Garrison and
family, Samuel Garrison and wife, and
Joseph Hitchner and wife, of Elmer, aud
John I'll. Turner and family, of Woods
town, and Miss Coles. of Bridgeton.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hewitt entertained a num-
Der of her friends at the East Avenue
Hotel on Thanksgiving Day and treated
them to a sumptuous dinner. On the
table was an elegant fruit cake that was
made and decorated by Mrs. j. W.
Barber, of Elmer, and contained the in
soription in neatly-formed letters: "Praise
ye the Lord; for his mercy endureth for
ever." In the evening a fine musical and
elocutionary entertainment was held in
the large parlor, under the management
of Mr.. Joseph 81. Reading. 1t was well
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
present. Those who took part acquitted
themselves handsomely.