Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-06-25
DIVIDING CREEK.

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| to her bed about four weeks ago. Up
until the time her health failed her
the deceased was one of the most
active members of the Baptist church
for over thirty years she was one Of
leading sopranos OF the choir and for
almost the same number of years had
Sunday school class which she saw
grow from youth to grown men who
always honored and respected her
and up until almost the very last she
would ask about them. Not only by
the church will she be missed but by
the community. as she was always
willing to help when needed and give
smile to every one. Besides her
husband she leaves a daughter Mrs.
+. B. Pagan. our sympathy go out to
them In this their dark hour.
Mrs. Albert Garrison and Mrs.
Smith Campbell spent Monday at
Bridgeton.
Mrs. Frank Pepper and daughter
Marion. of Port Norris, spent Tuesday
with her son William Pepper and wife.
Mrs. William Cosier is visiting her
sister at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Edna Brandiff, and children Of
Port Norris. spent Tuesday with her
aunt Mrs. Annie LaDow.
Edward Compton, of Mauricetown,
was In town Tuesday,
Miss Nellie Bitters. Of Miilville, is
spending some time with her grand.
parents.
Mrs. Theoph Newcomb, of Port
Norris, spent Tuesday with Mrs. W.
S. Fleetwood.
Mrs. Lewis Chance is being enter
tanned by Bridgeton relatives.
Mrs. Levi Turner and Miss Thelma
Laws spent Tuesday afternoon at
baskerville.
Dividing Greek, June 19.-Mrs. Re-
becca Robbison is entertaining Mrs.
Jonas Chew and daughter Of Woods.
| town.
Mrs. N. L. Laws, Miss Thelma
Laws and Edward Laws spent We'd
nesday at Bridgeton.
Joseph Burt, of Bridgeton. spent
Wednesday with his sister Mrs. Han
nah Bacon.
Mrs. Hannah Gibson. of Port Norris
spent Wednesday with relatives here.
Mrs. Williamson, of Pennington,
W. Va, is making an extended stay
with her daughter Mrs. Howard
O Campbell.
Mrs. George Orr spent Thursday
with her sister at Bridgeton.
Reuben Leaning, of Newport, was
in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Sanford Bacon spd daughters
Misses Alma and Lillian left Thursday
for Ocean City where they expect to
remain for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Bowker and Miss
Name Chance spent Thursday at
Bridgeton.
Warren Marks wife and son. of York
Pa. are spending the summer with
her mother Mrs. Emaline Pepper.
Miss Anna La Dow has returned
from a pleasant visit at Camden,
Trenton and Princeton.
William Tubman, Of Riverton,
spent day with his family here.
Mr.. Rebecca Newcomb and Mrs.
Eldad Lore spent Wednesday at Port
Norris.
Mrs. VIM. Fleetwood and daughter
Marion passed Thursday at Bridge.
ton.
Mrs. Waiter Robinson, of Vine
land. was visiting her lparents here
Wednesday.
Dividing Greek. June 23.-Nathan-
el Campbell. and wife of Bridgeton,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother here.
John Pierce, and wife of Dorchester,
| are visiting relatives here.
Misses Anna LaDow and Belle
Dilks spent Saturday at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Somers Ingersoll. and children
Of Paterson, Iare spending the summer
with her parents.
Howard Spencer, and wife of Centre
Grove, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
Misses Helen and Marion Chance,
of Paterson, are with their grand.
mother during the summer vacation.
Robert Brooks. OF Deerfield. spent
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Eva Pashley, of Bridgeton,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Edna Bacon who has been
teaching school at Mt. Holly lis home
for the summer.
Children's Day was observed Sun
day evening at the Baptist church
with the following program: Anthem
BY choir; Prayer by pastor; Respon.
sive reading; Rec, by Anna Terry {;
Singing; Rec, by Edward Laws;