Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
BRIDGEPORT


Henry Hager and wife have been taking
+ an outing the past week in Easton, Pa,
and report fine time ID tue mountains.
Mrs. j. S. Truitt spent few days last
week at Niagara Falls.
The Sunday morning church service last
Sunday, Notwithstanding the rain, was re-
ported as very interesting and helpful
service.
| Miss Rose Robinson, in company with
her friend, Miss Etta Harbert, of Bridgeton,
went to Niagara Falls last Wednesday, and
will spend the week there and in Canada.
| We are glad Miss Rose is spending some OF
her vacation in sightseeing at place like
Niagara, which will be very beneficial to
her in various ways, as a school teacher.
Pastor Whitton and family are at West
Grove camp meeting for TWO weeks Yaca-
ton.
Mrs. Shoemaker is enter tanning the Misses
Thompson, Of Philadelphia.
The choir of the Centre Square II. E.
Church held their social last Saturday even
ing on the church lawn, and was very sue
cessful. A very elegant cake solicited BY
Miss Belle Hewes, was presented to Pastor
/ Wilton.
Mrs. Margaret Platt Haines is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. CaIverly entertained her friend, Mrs.
Willig, of Philadelphia, as her cottage on
the shore, over Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gill is spending the week
at National Park, the guest Of her niece,
Mrs. Henry Fetters.
! Mrs. Kate (Allen) McKaeg, daughter Of
1 the late Benjamin and Fannie Allen. passed
away at her home in HaskiIl, New YORK, at
| II So a. M, on Tuesday last, after suffering
about ten days with spinal mengitis.
Mrs. McKaeg was the twin sister OF Mrs.
Mabel Croft, of our town, and was about
q years of age. She leaves husband and
little daughter, Dorothy, two sisters and
three brothers to mourn her loss, and many
friends in this, her native town, whose
hearts are sad to-day When we think of
her, the faithful Sunday school girl, and of
her sweet alto voice IN song in the years
gone by, in her home, in the church, and
young peoples society, we believe she has
been transplanted in the Heavenly Choir on
high, where her eternal life viii flow on in
one endless song. Sympathy is extended
for the family from their many friends
Her body will be brought here for burial
Howard Dilks and wife, George Pedrick
and wife, and Charles Vickery and wife
spent Saturday last in Pennsgrove, guests
Of Mark Dalbow and wife.
Miss Abbie Justice. of Camden, has been
visiting relatives in town the past week.
Miss Mildred West, Of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime on the farm, the
guest OF Mrs. Joseph Beckett at Centre
Square.
Harry Brewer and family, Of Riverside,
have been spending few days with Mrs.
Charles Leeds, Mrs. Brewer sister.
Mrs Martha Aborn has been very SEX at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Hannah N.Y.
ers, bat at this time is convalescing.
Mrs. William Young and little son, Of
Allentown, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Young's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hires.
Brewing Lawrence, Of South Dakato,
whom We reported as being Ill, is now re-
covering, and was able on Saturday last to
write letter TO his sister, and as soon as
he is able 10 travel expects to come to his
home here.
Edward Davis and wife are spending the
week at Atlantic City.
4 Tramps seem to be numerous in our town
Il eutS SumUcts anu Va COuase dtl WnHb sUL1S-
thing to eat and don't mind asking for same
Eeither.
Z George Pedrick took out several different
parties Of friends last week in the evenings
boating, and the trips were delightful up
4 the Delaware. 80
Miss Mary Hager presided at the organ
on Sunday morning last at the church SER
vice in the absence Of Miss Plat.
Mrs Alice Jordan is entertaining relatives
from Washington, i, c.
A peach social will be held by the trus-
tees OF the NJ. E, Church on the church lawn
on Saturday evening, August 18th. Ice
cream and confectionery viii be on sale.