The Monitor-register., 1897-10-15

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Mrs. S. A, Croft has been spending a few
days this week with her son, VIM. IL. Sailer,
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. E.. l.. Seeley has gone to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Clark,
at Wilmington, Del.
Miss Laura Ludlow, of Haddonfield, spent
Saturday and Sunday wi tn her uncle, Rev.
w. S. Ludlow, here.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. b. Moffett and little son,
Bnrdell. of Philadelphia. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. B. X. Moffett, here.
Mrs. Maggie Parker, of Woodbury., spent
Sunday With her mother, Mrs. Kate CALI
CHER.
Mrs. Charles Walker, of Philadelphia, has
been spending q few days with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Austin, of Phtla.
delphia, spent Sunday with Mr.. Austin's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McColister.
Mrs. James Batten has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Louis C.. Green, of
Woodbury..
VII. Mccullough expects to attend the
meeting of the managers of the odd Fellows
Home at Trenton on Friday, of which body
he is q member.
Miss Josephine Turner and Miss Anna
Leap, OF Wenonah, spent u few days last
week with Miss Lucy A. Welsh.
Dr.. Doolittle, dentist, has removed to
Chicago. and DR.. s. G. Wallace, of Camden,
will occupy the rooms vacated by him, and
continue the practice of dentistry every
Thursday. He comes highly recommended.
An autumnal service will be held in the
Nj. E. Church on next Sunday. The church
will be decorated with flowers, fruits and
grain, and a thank offering made by the
congregation. A special program in the
evening and all are invited.
Mrs. Elwell, a returned missionary from
Burmah, spoke in the Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon and gave an interesting
account of her experiences in that far-off
country where she has spent twenty-five
years, and to which she expects to return in
Il few months.
The congregation of Trinity Episcopal
Church gave O. pleasant reception to Rev.
EdwardB Burke, the newly-appointed rector,
on Thursday evening of last week at the
residence of Mrs. John S. Batten.
MIS-. Louisa Emory is attending the State
VIC U. Convention at Trenton this week.
A large delegation of Sunday school
workers of this place attended the conven-
tion at Woodbury. Oh Thursday of last
week.
The festival given by the Junior Epworth
League on Saturday evening was in every
way u complete success. The little people
with their smiling faces and pleasant words
were everywhere, and. the polite attention
to the wants of their guests won for them a
liberal patronage. We believe that about
sixty dollars were added to their treasury.
q new tank house is being erected at the
Swedesboro station.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Zane celebrated
the fifty-first anniversary of their marriage
at their pleasant home near Swedesbo 70 on
Friday afternoon and evening OF last week.
A large number of relatives and friends
were present to greet them, and among the
number was Nathan Wilkinson,o of Harrison
vile, who acted as best man at the mar
riage on Oct. Sth. 1916, Rev. Joseph Atwood
performing the ceremony. Their union has
been blessed with nine children, six of
whom are living, together with twenty
grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The children presented their mother with
a handsome pair of gold spectacles and
their father a gold-headed cane. The gifts
were presented by Rev. W. S. Ludlow, who,
in a few felicitous words, congratulated the
happy old couple and reminded The father
that sometimes the tables were turned, and
in return Tor the chastising rod used on
them his children had now come to cane
their father, and hoped the mother with her
new glasses could the better see her way
dow the hill of life. An Appropriate poem
was read by Rev. b. F. Sheppard, OF Auburn.
The occasion was altogether pleasant and
will long live in the memories of the fifty
or more guests present.