Bridgeton pioneer., 1900-01-11
BRIDGEToN N. j. THURSDAY JANUARY IL, 1900
DISTRICT VISITORS.
The Women's Benevolent Society Desire
the People to Read This List Care
fully and Preserve 1t.

the People to Read This List Care
fGlly and Preserve 1t.
If applicants for help come to your
door, ask where they live, then refer to
the following list, snd direct them to the
visitor of their district, who will speedily
investigate and render assistance if
needed. In this way each residence will
help in legitimate way the work of the
Benevolent Society, and thus discourage
begging from door to door. If necessary
procure two or more copies of the list
for handy reference.
First Ward.
1st. District-Mrs. Philip G.. Sheppard,
Is Walnut street, and Mrs. Thomas Will
liams, 70 N. Pearl street. North of Com
merce street, east of the river, south of
Irving avenue, west of Bank street; in
cludiog Cohansey, Laurel, Pearl, Bank,
Marion and Washington Sts
End. District-Mrs. Chas. H Pierson,
202 N. Pearl street. North ofIrving Ave
east of Laurel, south of Penn, west of
railroad; including irving avenue, Pearl,
Bank, Myrtle, Orchard and Penn SITS.
3rd. District-Mrs Hall, 65 Myrtle st.
North of Irving avenue, east of the river,
south of railroad, west of Laurel; includ-
ing Laurel, Cohansey, Nichols, Grant,
Mt. Vernon, Clark, Charles, North and
Laning SITS.
4th. Distriet-Mrs. Muta, 159 Irving
avenue. North of Penn, east of Laurel.
south and west of railroad, including
Chestnut avenue, Pearl, Madison, Mon
roe, German, Cum berand, Bridgeton.
Halford, Franklin, Highland and Horton
streets.
Second Ward.
1st District-Miss Martha Garrison, 112
Bank st. South of Glass street, south of
Commerce street, Orange and west of
Orange street, south of river, including
Warren, Lemon aud Elizabeth streets
2nd. District-Mrs. John Downing, %
East avenue. North of railroad, east of
Orange, south of Commerce and west of
East avenue, including East avenue,
Pine and Mill streets
Sd Distriet-Mrs. Roray, 81 South ave.
nue. and Mrs. Eli Loper, SO South avenue.
North of Henry street, east of river. south
of railroad, west of east avenue includ-
ing George, Henry, South avenue, South
Pine, Willow, Spruce and Ellis streets.
4th District-Mrs. Mary Sheppard,
South avenue. South of Henry street,
east of River, westof East avenue, includ-
ing River, South avenue, South Pine,
Spruce, Fremont and Garfield streets.
Third Ward.
1st. Dstrict-Mrs. Joseph II. Powell,
ia Broad street. North of Vine, west of
Giles, including Vine, Giles, Lake, Law
renee, Oak, Broad, Academy and Bergen
streets.
End District-Mrs. III. J. Shoemaker, SO
Oak street. North of Vine, east of Giles,
west of Atlantic street, including Oak,
Broad, Franklin, Fayette, Atlantic Sts..
Kieuzle's Lane, Newelps Lane and Buck
Vile.
3rd. and 4th Dlstricts-Mrs. VIM. A.
Cbeesman, so Fayette street. South of
Vine, east of Giles. west OF the river, in
cluding Vine, Fayette, Hampton, New
Taylor, Water, Lincoln, Cottage and Bel
mont streets.
Fourth Ward.
Mrs. VIM. 8. Fithian, q East avenue.
ASdet DrhuSoLOHs
Mrs. Jonathan Elmer, 44O East Com
merce street.
The Committees for Cumberland.
Cumberland County does especially,
we'll in its committee assignments in the
Legislature. In the upper chamber
Senator Stokes is made chairman of the
appropriations. and is also head of the
Cooperation Committee. He gets upon
the Miscellaneous, Business and Station
cry Committees. The Senator is also
appointed on the Joint Committee of
Soldiers Home and State Prison.
In the House, Assem- bly, man Wm j.
Moore is made a member of Commerce
and Navigation, Banks and Insurance,
Labor and Industries, and is upon the
Joint Committee on Soldiers Home.
Assemblyman Steelman gets an unim-
portant craftsmanship, that of Boroughs.
and is also on Corporations, Games and
Fisheries, and upon the Joint Committee
for School for Deaf Mutes,
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