Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
BRIDGEPORT.

The Misses Alta and Emma Fry were
over-Sunday guests Of Miss Addie Stanton.
The Misses Fry report their grandmother
Strub recovering her health, and has d
strong desire to return to her home here in
the spring. Many friends will welcome
her.
The farmers round about are killing hogs
and sailing meats, storing their lard for the
Jersey sausage There's no place like the
dear old farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Helms entertained
Miss Ola Bidwell during her stay in town.
She sang beautiful solo in the church on
Sunday morning Love Watches Over Alln
The meetings being held by Pastor
Whitton over at Repaupo were discontin-
ued last week on account OF the stormy
weather, but are resumed this week.
Mrs. Lewis Sharp is somewhat indisposed
at this writing with q heavy cold.
This Thursday there is an all day meet
ing in the Centre Square Church. A for
mer pastor, Mr.. Sheppard is expected TO be
present.
Next Saturday evening our Parsonage
Building committee give "trip around the
world for 25cts You will be given Bos-
ton feast, German dinner, Japanese tea
and landed safely back TO Atlantic City
where you can get everything you want.
Everybody is invited TO take the trip, start
at Z. 80 p m.
The entertainments given in Logan Hall
last Saturday evening by Miss Bidwell, of
northern New jersey, was highly enjoyed
and thoroughly appreciated by all. Her
fine musical selections on the piano, togeth-
er with her pleasing songs, and witty read
ings make her entertainments of very
clean refined order. Miss BidwelI is a
graduate in instrumental music, and with
that aim in view is taking voice culture of
great musical master in New York She
is a daughter of a farmer, with Michigan as
her birthstate. But while on the farm her
education has not been neglected IN any
particular. She now herself owns a fruit
farm in the northern part of our State, and
is very much OF a farmer indeed, notify with
standing her busy musical life.
The pastor will preach the sermon next
Sunday morning, "The Moral Influence
over the Home''
Mrs. Mary Harvestraw, of Camden, for
merly of Rspaupo, was buried in our ceme-
terry to-day, with services held in the NJ e
was very amiable refined lady, and de-
voted mother. The children have the sym
pathy of large circle of friends.
When the pump is finished in the parson-
age, then the new kitchen will be complete
with all paid except the lumber bill. We're
expecting the pump placed in few days
The committee is working hard to pay the
bill as soon as possible.
VIM. Risler killed his pen Of hogs on
Tuesday last. We haven't learned the
weights IN time for our letter this week.
Mrs. E. G. Davis, OF our town, has been
on the sick list. She is very aged I'VE must
not forget the old.
The Sunday school scholars are practicing
for their Xmas entertainments, which is to
be held in the church, as it should always
be (if you will allow my opinion of the
matter. They will give very nice
Christmas service and pleasing entertain
ment
The Rev. DR.. Hedner, Of Philadelphia, q
young friend OF Charles Risler's, preached
in our church here last Sunday both morn
ing and evening.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy in the
Bridgeport spublic schools during Noyem-
Der: Primary Room. Harry Cirney, John
Cheezum, William Folker. Gussie Frank,
Harry Frank, Jesse Hughes, Newton
Hughes, Harry Leeds, Raymond Schoch,
Albert Sheets, Clarence Stetser, John Sny-
der. Joseph Snyder Wilmer Eastlack, Clark
Storms, Virginia Barker, Mabel Eastlack,
Julia Featherer, Alice Folker, Florence
Leeds, Rosie Mitchell, Annie Snyder, Mary
Snyder, Marie Vickery; intermediate room,
Eleanor Allen, Elva Casperson, Anna Car
ney, Elizabeth Cox, Esther Folsom, Sarah
Indie, Ethel Risler, Evelyn Stetser, Viola
Lindle, Sarah Storms, Iren Wooley, Ray
mond Given, Eugene Magin, David Nc
Cormick, Ulmer Mccormick, George Steel
man, Walter Steiss; High School Depart
ment, Keziah Featherer, Mary E. Hager,
Francis Kirby, Lulu Magin, Marion Moore,
Edna Magin. Ruth Richards, Martha Tur-
ner, Edna Selbert, Helen Folsom, William
Hewes, Norman Justice, Louis Seibert, P.
Follie Lock. Frank Stanton, Harry Gaven-
ia, Harry Kille
Mrs. Harvey McKeag has been seriously
i'll threatened with appendicitis At this
writing she is considered better. Many
friends are hoping for speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey MsKsag and
daughter, Dorothy, have returned to their
home in Haskill, N. J..