Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-05-26
CEDARVILLE.

I.
A. j. Ogden and wife of Bridgeton
spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Mary Tullis of Newport has
been spending few days with
friends.
Arthur James is spending some
! time in Bridgeton with his sisters.
M. Cohen of Bridgeton was in town
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Fields of Port Norris
is visiting relatives in town.
Rev. H. E. Garrison is riding new
bicycle.
Miss Anna Robinson who has been
spending a few months in Newport,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Richard Bennett, wife and daughter
Miss Evelyn spent Sunday in Dividing
Creek with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas P.
Garrison.
Elmer D. Milford of Bridgeton was
in town yesterday in his auto.
Edward Colvin spent Sunday in
Fairton with William Noble.
James Wainwright and wife of
Camden have been visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. Edward Sparks of Centre
Grove was calling on W. B. Terrell
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Earl of Atlantic City is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs John Noble was a Bridgeton
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas Ware was entertaining
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Addison Smith was up to see
her son who is in the Bridgeton Hos
pital.
Thomas Sheppard of Newport
spent Wednesday with John Godown.
Mrs. George Porter spent Wednes-
day out of town.
A little girl has come to make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sharp
on Railroad Avenue.
| Mrs. Agnes Post spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ephriam Fisher, in Marlboro.
| Phillip H. Sheppard and wife of
Jones Island have been spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Casper in Marlboro.
Cedarville, May 81. - Miss Lizzie
Blizzard has been spending some time
with friends in Rosenhayn.
Mrs. VIM. L. James spent Thursday
with her parents in Bridgeton.
Mrs. James Wilson has returned from
a visit out of town.
Earnest L. Mulford, George Dia-
ment. Lewis Sheppard, and Harbert o
Newcomb with their automobiles were
among those that made the run to
Salem on Thursday.
Mrs. Nelson Newcomb spent Thurs
| day in Bridgeton.
A. J. Ogden of Bridgeton was in
town recently.
F. G. Mayhew and wife were in
Salem on Thursday.
Mrs. John H. Pyne was Bridgeton
visitor on Thursday.
Chester McWilliams, Fairton's Rural
mail carrier was in town Tuesday af
| ternoon.
Misses Nellie Peterson, Eva Smith,
Matte Lytle, Francis Newcomb. Rho.
della Campbell. Cornelia Hammers. Mat
tie Bradford, Messrs John Gates, Will
lie Hustled and Leon Lore Of Newport
spent an evening in town this week.
George Duffield and wife of Newport
spent Thursday in town.
| Allen Stevens was out of town Friday
afternoon.
1t is reported that there is another
case of diphtheria in town
Miss Hazel Hogbin spent Friday in
Bridgeton.
Mrs. l. S. Mulford, Mrs William
johnson and Mrs. Stanton Bateman
were out of town visitors yesterday
Mrs. H. b. James was Philadel.
phia visitor on Friday
Mrs. Chas Stevens has returned home
after spending some time out of town.
Cedarville, May % Mrs. John
Gresham was among the Bridgeton
| shoppers Saturday.
Samuel Foster and family of Elmer
passed through town Saturday in his
auto on his way to Fortescue.
Mrs. Henry Emmerson spent day
in the Quaker city recently.
Mrs. W. B. Terrell and daughter
Miss Irene spent Saturday in Bridge
| ton.
Howard Spencer of Centre Grove
was in town Saturday.
Ferdinand Dolson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Bridgeton.
James Everingham who has been
spending the winter with his daughter
in Harrisburg has returned to his