Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-10
BRIDGEPORT.

The sale OF Richard Bark, on Tuesday
last, on the Lawrence farm, was largely
attended and was considered very salts
factory sale. One colt sold for $l95.
On Saturday evening, December 26th,
she Fourth Quarterly Conference of the NJ.
E Church will be held The question of
next year's administration will be consider
ed The District Superintendent, Rev.
NJ. Read, will be present, and will preach
on the following Sunday, the 27sh, the
morning sermon. A yearly report Of the
finances of each departments will be render
ed at shat service.
Captain ] F. Truitt is improving each
day, and looking more like himself
Through the efforts of the mems oyster
supper, and the recent entertainmentsseiven
for the parsonage paint, the debt has been
cancelled SO that now there only remains
on the parsonage small bill for lumber
and carpenters fees. After Christmas ies-
bivities are over, that can soon be cancelled
too
Miss Ida CLARK has been suffering from
an attack Of bronchitis; at shis writing is
convalesclng rapidly.
Mrs. Mary A. Moose, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tussey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dilks and
Mr. Eli Schmidt, were guests at w. j.
Helms for supper on Sunday last Mr.
and Mrs. Dlks we're from Philadelphia,
and are Summer boarders as the Tnssey
House.
Mr. Gilmour SteeIman is remodeling
the barn on the properly he recently pur-
chased, and will soon have his boat build
ing removed there, which will be very con-
venient
Mrs. G. A. HiIyard, OF WestviIe, was a
recent visitor at she home OF her mother,
Mis-. Henrietta Justice.
Rabbits seem 80 be scarce around here
this year. We don't see our gunners COM
ing in with the game as in previous years.
Mr. Harry Stanton arrived at Engle,
New Mexico, on Thursday last, where he
has position with the q. s. Reclamation
service.
MIS-. Sarah Woodruff, nee Magin and
little daughter of Swedesbofo, have been
tine guests OF Mrs Woodruff's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Magin.
Miss Reba Whitton, is visiting friends at
Bordensown, Burlington and Florence.
Mrs. Lewis Folker, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, is getting better.
Her neiee, Miss Ida Whitman, has been
her care taker.
The body of Joseph M Ross, little boy
buried in the cemetery here years ago, was
moved by his parents TO ELLINGTON Gene
terry, one day last week He was the
grandson Of she late Joseph Moose.
There was man in town with a load OF
iron fencing inquiring for an Individuals
cemetery, and as that party was very much
alive, no one could tell him just where to
go.
Mrs IdeIla HURT is spending some time
at the home of her father-in-law, Mr.. Lewis
HUFF of Swedesboro.
The Christmas shoppers are busy and
each day finds lots of passengers from our
station for Philadelphia.
Mr. William Rsler is clerking sales
around here in the absence OF Captain
Truitt who ls hardly able yet TO 90 on
duty.
Mrs. William N. Featherer visited her
son George and wife, in Philadelphia, on
Sunday last.
Miss Edna Shoemaker spends her over
Sundays at hons. Her school is near
Doylestown, Pa.
Mr.. Zsbiah Dawson, since leaving she
farm, is spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Shoemaker.
Mr.. Albert Dunk is making fiue progress
in his violin study, as is also Mr.. Luthet
Reed.
Mrs. Albert Ladner, OF Philadelphia.
visited her friend, Mrs. Thomas Sheets, or
Saturday Lass