Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-25
BRIDGEPORT.

On Thursday last at about II 08 p. m,
Miss Ida hendrickson, daughter of Mrs.
Fannie and the late Charles Hendrickson,
passed away. She was in her Dist year,
aud the youngest child. She was victim
of tuberculosis of the lungs for one year,
and was great sufferer. A mother, three
sisters, and one brother, beside large cir
Gle Of friends, mourn her loss The funeral
services were held in the church on Sunday
last at one O'Clock p. M, where she had
been a member for about one year. Mr..
Whitton preached beautiful appropriate
sermon from Isaiah, 40th chapter and Sth
verse. The singing was very pathetic and
appropriate
One whole year sacrificing OF the things most
cherished and dear,
Onei whole year OF patient suffering that caused
many and many q tear.
But the voyage of her young life's at end,
Her mortal affection is past,
The age that in heaven she'll spend,
Forey err and ever shall last,
daughter, of Paulsboro, were Sunday guests
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Parker.
Jimple says he'll straighten up the ice
business.
Last Sunday morning the P. 0 S of A i,
OF Swedesb0rO, came over TO our church.
Quite large delegation was present, and a
good audience greeted Pastor Whitton to
listen TO his morning sermon. The subject
Washington" was very ably delivered.
taking for his theme the courage and char
acter of General George Washington, first
in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts
Of his countrymen."
Miss Reba Whitton has been entertain
ing the last few days, the La Grippe"
Captain Truitt returned home on Mon
day from Atlantie City, and says he was
greatly helped by his outing.
On January LIST, 1909, Miss Isabella s.
Kennedy and Mr.. George H. Hires, Jr.,
were married by the Rev. ]. B. Wnitton. Z
On Saturday afternoon, February 20tb,
at she home of the brides mother, Mrs.
John Gibson. Miss Lidie 5. Whlticar and
Mr.. Charles L. Hoffman were made one.
Pastor Whitton performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Emil John, of the Bachelor House,
was taken TO Cooper hospital on Monday
afternoon last, where is is hoped by his
many friends that he may recover SOON.
Fears are entertained of his losing foot
Mr.. William Moore and daughter Mari
on, of Deerfield, were ever-Sunday visitors
with relatives in town.
Harry Stanton, of EiPaso, Texas, sends
some very interesting post cards this week,
scenes along the Mexican Central Railroad,
also reports he is doing we'll with his work.
Success 10 Harry.
Logan Lodge. No. Ia, K of P, will at
tend church service next Sunday morning.
All Invited.
The grip has settled down on our town, and
scores are now sick with the pesky epidemic.
Don't ask me anything about it.
The Infelds from Philadelphia were Sum-
day visitors in town, as were also the Sle-
wins, Keysers, and Mr.. Kenyon. All hay
ing cottages here cause them to drop IN
town now and then during she winter re-
Winding us.of the good old summer time"
The son Of the late Chas. Cox will occupy
the Cox Bros. farm the coming year, known
as she late Charles Springer farm.
Mrs. Fannie Hendriokson and family
wish TO return their thanks TO the many
kind friends and neighbors who assisted
them in their late bereavement and affiic-
tion.