Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03
BRiDG EPoRT.

Mrs. Strauss has taken up Der abode
with her her children, 10 Philadelphia, for
the winter. Many friends hope she will
be able TO return in the Spring again, as
she SO much enjoys her country home in
summer time.
The school entertainment held in Logan
hall, last Wednesday evening, was largely
attended and the pupils all did their parts
we'll. The drill by the primary school
was very pleasing AID showed much train
parts taken under the direction Of the
entire corps of teachers. Total receipts
taken at the door, 1927 25.
Pastor Wilton gave very interesting
sermons both morning and evening, last
Sunday, to attentive congregations. The
one great thought from the evening sermon
was shat mo good thing is failure"
The Sunday School Christmas practice
has commence and the committees are
getting busy.
A valuable Individual cake plate, of
choice ware, went out from the mems
oyster supper, she parties would confer g
great favor by returning it TO W J.Helms,
that he may place it in the hands Of the
owner.
The entertainments given in Logan Hall
under thr direction OF the NJ E. Church
entertainment committee, on last Saturday
evening, was decided success. The en-
tire program was pleasing and satisfactory
to the audience Miss Jessup, OF Wood
bury, Reader and Impersonator, was surely
worth the price Of admission, and was
highly appreciated, and very pleasing. All
She other numbers, did their part exceed
ingly well The ''Niggers Night SCHOOL,
was fine, as was also The Dress Reform
Convention" From beginning TO finish
there was no failure. Cash for admission
at the door $40 80.
John Lang moved out OF town on Mon
day last, in with his son Ernest, prior to
bis moving on Mrs. Lockes farm. He is
now near his work on the farm he has
taken.
Mr. Dunk's pupils, who played piano
solos at the entertainments, on Saturday
evening last, showed most excellent talent.
in concert study, very creditable to teacher
and pupils
Miss Edith Platt has been entertaining
Newark, N. j.
There has been some inquiry at different
times and places whether when our church
held suppers, festivals or entertainments in
Logan Hall, did not pay for use of hall OF
was it free TO she home church? | wish to
say we pay every time, and You would be
surprised in the course OF year the amount
taken by she township committee from
church socials, festivals, etc. We have paid
for use of ball for one night s., and for
piano 81 in the years gone BY, but OF recent
years the committee give rs wfat they call
church rates, which with few exceptions is
So for one night. We pay for all nights of
practice prior to she entertainment. We
are not complaining of Logan township
committee. No! az not all, bat with what
they have taken from our various church
committees the last ten years, we could
not be surprised at any time IF they should
endow us with the funds TO lay a concrete
walk around the church, so much needed.
Onr grange, presume, have sent dele
gates to the State convention now in session
at Atlantic City. / will give fuller details
next week.
Harry Stanton left the State College, Pa
on Sunday last for his new field of labor in
New Mexico He had expected TO be sent
He has tine position in civil engineering
for the government.
Pupils neither absent nor taTdy in the
Bridgeport public shoot during November
Grammer grade. Eleanor Allen, Elizabeth
Cox, Sarah Lindle, Lulu Magin, Florence
Rieger, Emma Beckett Elsie Whitman,
Mary Hager, Raymond Given, Norman JUS
tice, Eugene Stanton, Joseph Shooh In
termediate: David Mccormick, Herbert
Hughes, Smith Shoemaker, Eugene Magin,
Walter Sweeny, Elmer Mccormick, CiaT-
ence Rieger, Lewis Folsom. Everett Sharp,
Raymond Hires. Jesse Hughes, Walter
Steiss, Irene Wooley, Viola Indie, Mabel
Eastlack. Ruth Sweeney: Primary: Ar
thur Baker, John Cheezum, Wilmer East
lack, Melvin Croft, N4wton Hughes, Emma
Ashton, Esther Haines, Mary Rieger, Leah
Stanton, Gertrude Sharp, Marion TraYis.