Bridgeton pioneer., 1907-07-25
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Prof. Luther Davis and wife Of
Fouke, Arkansas will conduct the Sab
bath morning services a week from
next Sabbath.
Miss Clarissa Wheeler is making
arrangements for social, that is to
be held in the Marlboro church about
Aug. 10.
Mrs. Lewis Dare is entertaining
company from Pottstown, Pa.
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Mary B..
Watson spent Friday in the village.
DR.. E. J. Chapman drove to Elmer
and back one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Loveland are
entertaining company from Finley
Miss Nellie Harris is able to be out
again after being sick with diptheria
for some time.
Mr.. Charles H. Fox, spent Satur day
in Woodbury..
Mr.. Herbert Young, of Delaware, is
spending some time with his gra nd
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kahn.
Rev. D. B. Coon preached at Deer
field in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning.
Mr.. William A. Dickinson and
family have returned to their home in
Germantown Pa.
Mr.. Ronald W. Sheppard, of Vine
land, is spending some time in this
section.
The Female Mite Society held their
ninety-third annual session in the
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. D.
B. Coon spoke, Mrs. Dora Davis had
charge Of the music, Miss Fannie Bon
ham sang solo, and W. B. Davis and
Mrs. William Fenton sang a duet.
The Society voted to give $1,000 to-
ward buying books for Wilbert Davis,
who will go to take charge of west
ern church after Conference time.
Mr.. Will Smiley, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. W.
W. Sheppard.
Philip and Irene Logan, of Bridge
town are guests of Mrs. Jared Ayars.
Mr.. Morris Elwell has been carp
entering in Bridgeton.
Miss Bessie Jones, of Greenwich,
has stopped attending the summer
school and taken position in Albert
sons Music store.
Miss Mabel Woodruff returned from
Washington on Monday.
Mr.. George Davis has accepted
position at Pocono Pines, Pa.
Mrs. M. G. Glaspey of Marlboro is
the guest of Mr.. Watson Davis,
Rev. Wilbert Davis and wife have
gone to Andover N Y. to spend a
month.
George Sharp, of Beebe Run. was
in the village Tuesday.
Mrs. George Mahr, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr.. Herbert Hitchner of
Marlboro. = ESQ.,
Mrs. John Hoffman and daughter
ypect to leave for Alfred soon to-
spend the rest of the summer.
Miss Edith Fisher has returned
home after spending week at Bridge
town.
Miss Helen Laning, of Bridgetop,
is spending some time with J. H.
Veales of Beebe Run.
Miss Sadie Horner is spending some
time in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mre. Edward Beebe, of
Bridgeton. are visiting at Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Kain's.
Mrs. John Riley, of Bridgeton, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Loveland at Co.
lumbia Corner.
Mrs. Edward Bonham and children
Of Bridgeton spent Sunday at Mr.
Joseph Bowen's.
Mrs. Herbert Young. Of Delaware is
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kain's.
ESMr. George Erricson has gone tc
Atlantic City to spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Farmers OF this section, are very
busy harvesting their wheat.
Lewis E. Shoemaker, of Gloucester,
is visiting in this section.
Miss Mary Ellen West and a party
of friends from Port Norris. have
started for the Jamestown Exposition
by boat.
Thomas Reeves, OF Harmony was
one Of the injured in the Moore Jonas
Glass Go. accident at Bridgeton.
From Mr.. Bevier, State High School
Inspector official notice has been
received that the Shiloh school is on
the approved list.
The graduating class of five is the
largest ever graduated.
This spring two former Shiloh
pupils graduated from Alfred Univer-
sity, one from Salem College, Va. and
two IN the preparatory course at the
South Jersey Institute, the later two
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