The Monitor-register., 1897-02-12
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Candidates for post off ,e honors are
numerous.
Mrs. H. J. Justice sle1t Friday in
Philadelphia.
Sweep potatoes are selling at about so
cents per barrel.
Mrs. ia mes Sweeten is visiting relatives
in Woodstown.
Revival services are still in progress in
the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Joseph W. Cooper is gain under
the DOCTORS treatment.
Harold Diver is spending a few days
with his grandparents.
1. Hurff Westherby, of Sgedesboro,
was in town this week.
Mrs. George Pedrick is suffering from
bad attack of La Grippe.
Cutter Pedrick lost a pair of rubbers on
the train Saturday evening.
a phonograph entertainment was given
in the public school on Monday.
IL K. Weatherby, of Philadelphia, Wis :,
tied relatives and friends here this week :.
Miss Elsie Dunn, of Pepnsville. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Justice.
Charles Justice and wife, of Bridge-
port, spent Wednesday with William
Titus and wife.
Misses Carrie A. Smith and Prissie W.
Lippincott spent Saturday with Frauk
Gaventa and wife.
Miss Ray Dugg,u, our popular dress
maker, has returned homo from a short
vacation in the city.
Henry Shoemaker, wifs and daughter,
Laura, of Philadelphia, are visiting An
drew Parker aud wife.
Mrs. Amanda Murray, of Ocean Grove,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ebenezar Sparks.
Rumor says William Dilks, our former
miller, who has heen residing at Mantua,
will move to this place again soon.
Mr.. Arthur H. Green, of this placs, is
assisting Edward G. Brick in his hard
ware store at Pennsgrove for a short
time.
The Mosacca Cornet Band will elect
lie " officers for the year on February 90
All the members are requested to be
present.
Alex. Justice and wife, of this place,
and Mrs. Frank Walker, of Penpsgrove,
spent Sunday with DR.. H. T. johnson
and wife.
Mrs. R. P. Patterson, County President,
was here on Thursday, and held meet
ing in the Baptist Church when a W. G.
T. U. was organized, with the following
eff GERS President. Mrs. Chrissie Hertz;
Vice Presidents, Mrs. Hulse and Mrs.
Stump; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Jennie Ferguson: Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Martha Richards; Treasurer, Mrs.
Sallie Risner.
"Miss Grundy" and "Trilby," the local
writer's for the Pennsgrove Record, it
seems, cannot agree, and their conflicting
stories are one of the main features of
that famous free silver advocate. They
have furnished some amusement for the
readers hereabouts, though at times the
articles are rather mysterious, and their
meaning is not very clear to a casual
reader.
Rev. MIR. tIurphy. of Crozsr Theologi-
cal Seminary, supplied for Pastor Stump
last Sunday. Mr.. Stump hopes to be
able to occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
On Friday last the congreg alton of Pastor
Stump's church gave him complete
surprise. While the old folks were en-.
ioyiug nice social time the young folks
were playing various games. At II
O'Clock all were invited to partake of a
sumptuous repast which the ladies of the
church had provided.
A donation was given Rev. j. G. Stump
by the members of the Baptist Church
on Friday evening last. Among those
| present were: William Huber and wife,
David Snyder and wife, Samuel Snyder
and wife, Geo. Richards and wife, John
Rertie, Sr.. and wife, John Hertie, Jr.,
and wife, VIM. Anderson and wife, Frank
Gaventa and wife, Lawrence Huber and
wife, Norman Layman and wife, Jacob
Hess and wife. Misses Mary Keown. Jen-
ME Layman, Emma Hertie, Mary Auder-
son, Emma Hess, Mrs. A. G. Pedrick,
Mrs. E. Hendrickson, Mrs. John Burk.
Mrs. David Firestone. Messrs. William
Layman, Luther Lsyman, Andrew Hen
erickson, Robert Hewitt, Harry Spyder,
Samuel Snyder, Jr., Award Hewitt,
John Fell, Jacob Fell, Wm. Darlington
and Arthur Hertie
TOur 10 Old PO,ur Con. fOrs Richm0u ii