The Monitor-register., 1897-04-23

Mrs. S. J. Hunt is at home nov,
Mias Inlia p.drink is on ths Ainh List.

Mrs. S. J. Hunt is at home now.
Miss Julia Pedrick is on the sick list.
Mrs. b. S Justice is at this writing
improving slowly.
Miss A. McCarstn spent EAs er with
her parents in Alloway.
Fred. Gray and family expect to move
back TO Philadelphia soon.
Miss Carrie Smith spent E ssser With
her parents in W~oodSUown.
Thomas Cooney aud John MeGliney
| spent Easter Sunday in Salem.
Mrs B. Hayes is on a Easter visit TO
her daughters in Philadeiphia.
Miss Fannie Vapz4ndt speut Easter
with her parents 10 B5rdentoRn.
Samuel Suyder aud John D, Dotherty,
| of Conansey, spent Easter with their
families.
William Carney, Jr., is expected to
| occupy the pulpit of the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Munyon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Walter Johnson, in
Philadelphia.
Master Albert Gray has accepted a
| position in Strawhridge & Clothier's
| store, Philadelphia.
Miss Addie Wylie, of Wilmington,
Delaware, was the guest of Lottie
SWeetan last week.
DR.. H. T. Johnson has given his drug
store a fresh coat of paint and it presents
a pleasing appearance.
Misses Saddle Daggan, of Rivertop,
and Rea Duggsn, of Philadelphia, visited
their mother on Easter.
DR., J. B. Ware and wife, of Bridgeton,
came up to SamuelSp:inger's funeral and
then spent a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darson and daughter,
Flora. of Repaupo, was the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Parker on Sunday.
George R Pedrick shipped five punches
| of asparagus to Wilmington, Delaware, on
Saturday. This is the earliest shipment
| he has ever made.
Miss Ray Picken has established a
millinery store in the front 0 of S. NJ,
Cables residence and will also do Dress
making. We wish her success.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles MCCARTHY, and
sons. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Lane, Sr ,
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
| Lane, Jr., and his children, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lane on
Easter with their parents.
A philapthropic conference will be
held in Friends Meeting house on First
day next, at 8 80 p. M, at which an
excellent program of exercises will be
presented, to be opened with a Bible
reading by Joel Borton. All our invited
to attend.
Last week the following teachers were
elected for the township: Pedricktown,
Miss Abiah McKarsop, Principal; Miss
Carrie A. Smith, secondary department:
Miss Agnes Justice, primary departm Mt;
Literary, Miss Anna Sailor: Little Brick,
Miss Margaret Bsvis.
The following persons compose the
Board of Trusteessof Oldmans township,
F. J. Gaventa. J. M. Given, John Hertz
Jr., Norman Layman, William Sailor,
Vincent Sparks, j. G. Stump, Daniel
Taylor, D. r. Morrison. +. j. Gaveuta,
President: J. @. Stump, District Clerk.
Easter services were held in ths n. e
Church both morning and evening. The
edtfice was deliberately decorated witt
flowers and potted plants. In front Of
the pulpit was the inscription, 'Chris'
has Risen" In the morning an appro
pirate sermon was delivered by the
pastor, Rev. E G. Hulse. The Sunday,
school scholars had charge of the evening
exercises. The church was filled to over
flowing, recitations were given and
Easter hymns were sung to the accom-
paniment of orchestral music.