Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-21
BRIDGEPORT

John Thomas, Jr, Of Centre Square, has
moved in town, occupying the house recent
ly vacated by Charming Howey.
The accident that befel DR.. Oliphant, the
breaking Of leg in stepping off the cars at
our station, seems to be Of serious nature.
IL has been one week since it occurred and
the doctor seems to be suffering very much
with his back at this writing. We're all
hoping he may soon be more comfortable
and recover rapidly.
The play given in Logan Hall next Sat-
urday evening under the direction Of the
knights OF Pytbias'' bids fair TO be very
pleasing The title of the play sWhat's
Next" leads us to go see the drama, the
low price of admission gives all chance TO
go to Logan Hall and see whats Next
next Saturday evening, January 23d.
The icy roads make harvest for the,
blacksmiths.
On account of the storm on Sunday last
Pastor Whitton did not go to Centre Sqnare
on Sunday afternoon, as some OF the Centre
Square people phoned to him not to come
in such storm Services were held here
both morning and evening, and quite nice
audience listened TO a well prepared ser
mon in the evening.
In honor OF Miss Eleanor Aliens birth
day, party was given her on Monday
evening last at the home of her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Usinger.
Mrs Bell Worshington, of Darby, Pa,
spent last Tuesday with her parents, MI. .and
Mrs Samuel Platt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Camden, were
recent guests at the home OF Mrs. Annie
Shoemaker.
&c Davis and family have moved in the
Louis Relstle house and Lewis Lumms
will occupy the house vacated by Davis.
DR.. E T. Oliphant and family wish
through the DEMOCRAT to thaak the
people OF Bridgeport for their kindness 80
last week Tuesday.
Charles Fl. Gill, of Camden, was an over
Sunday guest at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Emma F. Gill.
Oliver, son Of the late Samuel Shoe
maker, was buried from the home of his
sister, Mrs Henry Dunk, one day last
week.
Mrs Holdcraft, of Centre Square, spent
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. John
Thomas, ir.
The Inields, Of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day last in town looking after their cottage
and property here. The dropping in now
and then of our summer people reminds us
of the Good old Summer Time,''
DR.. and Mrs. Diverty OF Woodbury. were
callers on DR. and Mrs. Oliphant on Tuesday,
last.
Samuel Murphy aad wife are spending
the week end with their daughter and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Will Huff OF Panlsboro
G. F. Myers, Of Philadelphia, called on
W. J. Helms on Monday tast.
Miss Francis Kirby, one of our pupils at
tending the Woodbury. high school, is on
the sick list.
Those reported sick last week are con-
valescing, and hope soon to be around
again.
Little Marie Vickery, who has been suf-
fering for several months with enlargement
of the glands of the neck, now seems to be
recovering entirely. Many friends rejoice,
as Marie is very bright, interesting little
girl.
Mr.. Charles Carey, who spent several
months at Look Haven tuberculosis San
itarium, has been at home now for several
weeks, and is an advocate of open air
treatment. Every day and all the time
his bed room windows are up as high as
they can be kept Mr.. Carey is looking to
be in fairly good health at this time