Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-03
LoUcEsTER COUNTY DEMocRAT WOODBURY. 3 1907
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! Pupils neither absent nor tardy in the
| Bridgeport public schools during the month
of September. High School Department.
Mary Hager, Emma Norton, Frances Kirby,
Lulu Magin, Edna Maein, Martha Turner,
Helen Sweeney, Edna Seibert William
| Hewes, Norman Justice and George Vickery
intermediate Department -Elya Casperson
Elizabeth Cox, Mary Gruff, Viola Indie,
Florence Rieger, Sarah Storms, Elsie Whit
man, Irene Wooley, Raymond Given,
mick, Clarence Rieger, Everett Sharp, Wal
ter Sweeney, Smith Shoemaker, Gildon
Turner. Primary Department. Harry Car
ney, Melvin Gruff, Jesse Hughes, Merton
Hughes, George Lindle. Harry Long, Wal
ter Mccormick, Raymond Sharp, Clarence
Stetser, John Snyder, Ralph Turner, Julia
Feathers, Alice Folker, Carrie Rider, Erma
Stanton, Leah Stanton, Mary Snyder, Ma
rie yickery, and Ruth Sweeney.
Nothing has been heard of the thief who
stole Mr.. Reeder's horse few weeks ago.
1t seems pity that such william can not
be found and made to pay the penalty.
William McGlency lefto Friday last for
Washington and the jamestown Exposi-
tion
Benjamin English has some fine late
beets, quality and fayor most excellent,
fine for winter use
John Schloar and son, John, Jr., went to
Philadelphia market on Tuesday with a
load of truek. and from their expect to
attend the Trenton fair on Thursday.
Rev Mr.. Whiston commences his series
of sermons next Sunday morning. Subject
Seeking the Best =
Evening service Junior League 6.45, led
by Miss Ethel Sharp. Epworth League z
p. M, led by Mrs. Ashton. Pastors sub
iect, Faithful Abraham
sunday-school is now held in the after
noon at 2 p m.
Mrs. Edith Ashcraft, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with relatives here.
The newly organized Sunday evening
5choir held forth last Sunday evening and
Sdid excellent service. 20
Lewis Seihert & Bro. are selling some
excellent cas- fish here They make some
fine catches. and are here at the wharf every
morning with fresh fish right out of the
water.
The Daughters Of Liberty will hold an
oyster supper in Logan Hall on October u,
and don't ycu forget it; their suppers are
most excellent.
Ell Schmidt spent last Sunday with his
mother at home near Doylestown, Pa.
Mrs. Hannah Howey has been suffering
with tonsilitis, but at This writing IS able to
go ont door
w. J. Helms will ship this week one
/ La~v II ~ 70
TO his niece, Mrs. Lizzie v. Hamlln.
Almost daily, for the last few days, we
hear the fire whistle oyer in Chester. They
are suffering serious losses by fire, the work
OF incendiarism.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Mrs. Mary Abel Of our village, to Mr..
Koch, of Philadelphia, on Thursday, Oct.
10, at 80 p. m.
Since the departure of the steamer
frankie the wharf puts on forsaken
and lonely appearance.
Oh Tuesday a tug boat ran into the
railroad bridge across the creek and damag-
ed it SO much that trains could not cross.
Passengers walked across, and trains were
on the lower side to convey them to Penns-
grove.
BG pdlliCS 2OiHS OH t1iS A1NitG4 DdOA
excursion last Saturday numbered fourteen
from our town, and very enjoyable "trip
They had no rain there all day, while here
it was pouring.
Lewis Moore, Of Swedesboro, was in
town on Monday calling on relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Frank Mattson, OF Pennsgrove, was
in town on Sunday calling on his mother
and other relatives.
| Mrs Straub, whom we have reported
from time to time as being ill, is GONZALES
cent. We hope soon to see her ont.
Mrs. William Moore, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is slowly improving. Her
many friends are hoping for speedy re-
coyery.
Anyone finding watch and fob on the
street will be liberallv rewarded by return
ing same to Sharp's hotel.
Mrs. Charles Franklin and little daugh-
ter Margaret, has been spending sometime
at Easton, Pa, the home Of Mr.. Franklin.
with relatives
Farmers are busy getting their sweet po-
tatoes out, storing the seed potatoes, and
putting away the eating potatoes for the
coming winter.
Frank Rider will run his truck boat to
Philadelphia, this week.
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