The Monitor-register., 1897-09-10
Additional County News.
Auburn.

Miss Matilda ID rlinet IN Is very sick.
Mrs. A. NJ. Strobridge is still very sick.
Gertrude Baster, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of friends here
VIM. Haines and wife are entaiatng reIa-
lives from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Messic are entertaining
friends from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hannah Horner entertained a mum
Der of friends on Wednesday.
Mrs. Zachariah Jordan is confined to her
home by a very severe illness.
Miss Elmira More. of Philadelphia. has
been the guest of Miss Sarah w. Floyd.
John Guest, of Gloucester, spent d short
time with his sister-in-Iaw at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren, of Philadelphia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ashton.
Mrs. VIM. Fredick, of this place, has been
entertaining a lady friend from the city.
J.J. Hunt, who has been the guest OF
friends near Atlantic CITY, has returned.
James b. Given. M. D., and family, of
Brooklyn, are the guests of relatives here.
Miss Emma Is. Given entertained a num-
Der of young lady relatives on Wednesday
Miss Emma S. Paneoast has been enter
tanning her cousin, Miss H.. May Pancoast,
of Bassett.
oOAh AihiDluSolt nus .TeIurnou 10 MS nome
after a visit with relatives and friends near
Atlantic City.
Rev. B. f. Sheppard and wife spent
Wednesday with their parishioners at
Center square.
Arthur Green, wife and son, of Philadel-
phia, have been the guests of VIM. Eng
land ana family.
S. G. Pancoast and wife. who have been
| NlGlt1np rplutiUAS nt in urap1 hox n ,o
turned to their home.
Rev. b. F. Sheppard delivered a temper
ance lecture in the Old brick church, near
Repaupo. on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fredericks and daughter. Mis-:
Matilda Fredricks. have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Graham.
A farmer in this community is said tc
have gathered, loaded, carted and moved 80
loads of hay this season without hid. This
is considered by those who nave heard OF 1t
as very good.
Capt. A. NJ. strobridge, who has had hi.
truck boat way for repairs, has it once more
in perfect running order, and it is now at
the Auburn wharf, from which it will make
its regular trips.
All are invited to attend a peach
festival, which will be held III Auburn in
d. IL. TayIor's Hall. on Saturday evening
Sept. 18th. All come and enjoy yourseIve.
and help a good cause.
Rev. b. F. Sheppard Will take for his
theme on Sunday morning., "Fhe Hol!
Ghost Given" and in the evening 9TH
Triumphant Ride of Christ into j Jerusalem
Services begin in the morning at 10 O'Clock
followed by class, led by j. NJ. Given. Il
the evening Epwcrth League at 7 and regu
lar preaching services at ! 80. All are inv
ted, the young especially:
Thu services in the NJ. E. Church on sun
day were well attended. In the morning the
pastor preached a heart searching but fee
ing sermon on "Free Grace" from the tex
Ephesians 2: s, and in the evening he
preached a powerful sermon from Matt. LILO
his theme being the "Proelamation of the
Gospel by Illiuerate Men" There is no i'm
propriety in saying this is one of the bes
sermons Mr.. Sheppard has preached sine
his being among US.
Miss Emma Il. Featherer has been enter.
ing a young lady relative from Bridgeport
Miss Elizabeth G. Hunt entertained
number of invited guests at her home on
Friday evening. After spending a very
pleasant evening the guests were invited
to the dining-room, where refreshments
were provided. Those present were: Misse
Ida Lawrence, May Norcross. Anna David
son and Miss Hurtf, Messrs. John Asheraft
Herbert Moore. Warren Davidson, Thomas
Davidson and Walter Hendrickson, O
Swedesboro; Miss Sadie nurfra and Charles
Hurff, of Harrisonville; Messrs. William
Cooper and Jehu Allen, of Woodstown
Misses Name and Eta sutton. of German
town; Misses Name Curry, Blanche Given
Bessie Haines and Anna Hunt, Messrs
Edgar Kirby. Bert Avis. Samuel Hunt, O
Auburn.