Bridgeton pioneer., 1893-09-07
A FESTIVE THRONG.

The "PiOneer'' and Post Office
People EDjOy the Hospitality
of Treasurer w. ri. Bacon, ON
the Trolley.
Treasurer Walter H Bacon, of the
trolley road, offorded to the occupants
of the PIONEER building a splendid
recreation Monday evening by giviag
them d ride over the trolley road to
I Millville.
The party at whose service special
car was placed, consisted af the Pro.
NEBR force and the post Office people,
their wives and sweethearts.
The special was trailer, behind the
regular Cal, leaving here at 7 p. m the
ride across the pike in the bracing
evening was delightful and was thor
oughly enjoyed by the entire party;
an hour was spent In Millville In a
promenade over the streets, the return
trip leaving Millville at o'clock.
Mr.. Bacon was assiduous In his at
tentions to his guests and was careful
that everyone enjoyed the trip.
Harry Garrison and Coates Thomas
were the conductors of the cars over
and Frank Barraclff controlled the
motor.
The PIONEER force in the party
were George. W. MCGOWAN, wife and
son Robert, J.. B. Clevenstine and
wife, VIM. Steward and wife, Joseph
Dilks and wife, William g. ..Husted
and wife, Misses Julia F. Maui,
Mabel Barricliffe, Eva Mahr, Tillie
and Lizzie Brooks, Hattie Het-
zell, May Barrett; Messrs. Charles
Middleton and Benjamin Barton.
The post Office force consisted of
Thos. Ewing and wife, Andrew Zane
and .lwife, Aaron Smith and wife,
Richard Hewitt and wife, Chas. K.
Dare and wife, Lewis Ginenback and
wife, John M. Burrows and wife,
Misses Nellie Meyers, Miss Pancoast,
Georgiana Bacon; Messrs. Albert Bar
ker, Raymond Bard, Elwood Hubbs,
Richard Trenchard and Byron Lore.
The following sets of resolutions of
thanks were unanimously adopted and
a copy ordered to be sent to Mr.. Wal
ter FL. Bacon, Secretary and Treasurer
of the South Jersey Traction Com
pany.
RESOLVED. Having enjoyed the hos
pitatily of Walter FL, Bacon, Esq Sec
| 70 nd <,f fEo G0nrh Tar
sey Traction Co, who so generously
provided a delightful excursion trip
| over the trolley road to Millville last
| evening we, the entire force of the
PIONEER, express our appreciation of
of his kindness and thoughtfulnes; and
we would express here our admiration
of his indefatigable efforts and per-
sistency which has resulted in giving to
Bridgeton an electric railway.
Resolved, 'that copy of these re-
solutions be forwarded to Mr.. Bacon
at his office.
THE PIONEER FORCE
Resolued, That, our thanks be, and
are hereby extended to Walter II.
Bacon for his kindness in rendering to
us free trip in special Car to and
from Millville on Monday evening
Sept. 4th. We also extend to him our
congratulations for the victory he has
achieved in giving to Bridgeton and
Millville an electric road that will be
an honor to him and his company, and
great benefit to the country through
which in runs.
BRIDGETON Posi- OFFICE EMPLOYERS.
A special was also sent over at
o'clock in the afternoon, which carried
gay party, also the guests of Mr..
Bacon.
This party consisted of County Sup
erintendent and Mrs. Chas. G. Hamp-
ton, Judge and Mrs. Jas. R. Hoagland,
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. H. Dare, Judge
and Mrs. Jas. r. Hoagland, DR.. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Dare, Jas. R. Allen and
wife, Hon. T. w. Trenchard and wife,
Chas. H. Pierson and wife, L. Bolton
Lott and wife, Miss A. M. Mulford,
Mrs. DR.. o. Peck, Mrs. DR.. Tomlinson,
Miss Ida T. Ware, John Smalley and
wife, H. A. Jordan and wife, Lewis T.
Williams and wife, Mrs. L. B. Fergu-
son, Miss Lou Ferguson, David P.
Elmer, Jos. s. Miner, Capt. William
Terrell and wife, John M. Laning, Jr.,
and others.
The naphtha launches adele" and
catherine" leave the raceway landing
every day, Sunday excepted, at 8, 10
and II, and /. Q, s, 4, s, $50, 7, 730, s,
80, 8, $50, 10 p. m, or as late as is re-
quired to bring all back from the
grounds at Sunset Lake. Return
tickets are given to those who desire
to stop off at any of the landings. Fare
for the round trip 20 cts. Children
half price. l.. HI. DowDNEY,