Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
BRIDGEPORT.

Harry Risler is making quite an EXTENDED
visit up ia the Pennsylvania mountains
aauch Chunk, Weeherly and other points
Jesse EastIaok, Of Washington, d. c.,
has been visiting relatives here the last
week
The Daughters Of Liberty from here went
over to Swedeshoro recently in the coach TO
attend q social there 10 the hall, held BY
thu same organization of that town
VIM. Risler Jr, aud party Of friends
killed 81 rabbits ard one squirrel last Sat
urday
There was a moving picture show in the
shall last Monday evening The pictures
Iwere new and fairly good pronounced rs
some the best we have ever had ID our
Evillage. 81
Commencing Monday evening, Nov ~,
w. J. Helms wishes me to say that he viii
close his store at s p M, excepting Friday
and Saturday evenings, when he will keep
open until the usual closing time.
A tug was sunk up the creek last week,
and for "a time navigation was stopped, I'M
til the derrick came aud raised it 20
Since the cold saap Mr. Platt's coal carts
are kept busy hauling coal and filling coal
bins for winter.
Mrs Lizzie Hamlen expects to sail on
Saturday from New York 30 her home ID
Scotland She says her visit TO her native
country has been a very pleasant one, mar
red only by the serious illness OF her father,
aud she desires 80 thank Der man friends
and relatives for the good time that has
heen shown her during her stay.
VIM Ricuman, Chauffeur for private
party al the Beilevue-Stratford, Phila., ran
over to Bridgepolt in the automobile on
Tuesday last, coming here from New York.
Ii is fine racing machine.
Miss Lizzie McKeag, of Atlantic City, is
visiting her brother and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace McKeag
Walter Buckley, of Chester, Pa, was in
the creek short time ago in his hunting
yacht
Auctioneer Usinger seems to be very busy
now crying sales, as there is a sale almost
every day Suffice to sag Mr.. 9 is doing
lots OF talking just now.
Mr. Walter Shoemaker, one of our live
farmers on the Oak Grove road, since the
farming season is over is doing paper hang
ing. Mr.. Shoemaker is a very efficient
hand at this work and very reasonable.
Tuesday, Nov. 6, was the birthday of
store-keeper Helms, and he was the recipi-
ent of several souvenir post cards in the
morning mail, but in the evening the send
ers of these cards came en- mask and COM
pletely surprised the gentleman. There
we're ghosts and weird looking figures, but
he never thought Of his birthday. He said
he thought they were out on an election
parade as it was election night. ALI had
jolly time and decided 80 take the masked
surprise again soon. Where?
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lewis Kille started for
Denver last Monday morning. They ex-
ptet TO attend the National Grange in ses-
sion there, also TO visit r. Kille's brother
Joseph and family. who are residents Of
that city Mr. Kille's uncle, Caldwell
Kille is also resident there. We wish
for them very pleasant trip They ex-
pected to arrive in Denver last evening.
Miss Eva NJ Truitt returned to her home
Saturday last after spending very pleas
ant visit in Reading, Pa, the guest OF Miss
Dureli.
! The gunners in this section are making
lthe rabbits seamper. aud are bringing home
lots of game, as rabbits seem very plentiful
tthis fall. 60