Bridgeton pioneer., 1911-03-23
DIVIDING CREEK.

place on piano and violin.
Mrs. Herbert Hollinger, of Port
Norris, was calling on friends here
Wednesday.
E. n. Chance was Fairton visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Orrel Hickman is being enter
tanned by friends at Elmer.
Theoph Newcomb and wife, of Port
Norris, were entertained by relatives
here Thursday.
The schooner "J. H. Orr" has ar
rived at the bridge from Delaware,
with load of corn for w. S. Fleet
wood.
David Shropshire arrived home
Wednesday evening from Jacksonville,
Florida, after spending about eighteen
months at Jacksonville and Deland,
Mr.. Shropshire has returned, intend
ing to make his home here now with
his mother, Mrs. Hannah Shropshire.
Mrs. Lucy Cook and Albert Cook
passed Thursday with Frank Cook
and wife, at Port Norris.
Mrs. j. Tracy Hill spent Thursday
at Bridgeton.
Claude Terry, of Franklin and Mar
shall College, Lancaster, Pa, is home
on vacation.
Frank Cook, of Port Norris, was in
town Friday
Dividing Greek, March, 21.-Edward
w. Garrison, of Paterson, spent Mon
day with his father.
Richard Whitaker and wife are
guest of Philadelphia friends for a
few days.
David Bailey and wife, of Port
Norris, were guests Sunday of NJ. J.
Dilks and family.
w. c. Buell., division superintendent
of Inter State Telephone and Tele.
graph Co., was in town Monday Mr..
Buell. thinks the company will De atle
to provide service for the people in
this township by the last of April.
Howard Garrison, of Port Norris.
was calling on his parents here Mon
day
n. L. Laws was a Newport visitor
Saturday
n. j. Lore made Port Norris a
visit Monday.
Another veteran mustered out, Mr..
Peter LaDow, life long citizen of
this place and who for the past year
has been suffering with heart trouble,
passed away last evening at six O'Clock
The deceased was about &C years OF
age, and was civic war veteran and
served credibly in the gath New Jersey
Company F was member of J. @.
Shinn Post at Pol Norris. Mr. LaDow
for many years has been a prosperous
farmer making speciality OF Aspara
gus growing He le ives wife. and
two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Sheppard,
OF Port Norris, and Miss Anna LaDow,
Of this place, who have the sympathy
of the community In this their bereve-
menr
Rev. c. Harold Thompson and wife
are visiting their parents at Philadel.
phia.
Mrs. George Phifer spent Tuesday
at Millville.
Mrs. Nehemiah Fleetwood and Miss
Helen Fleetwood spent Tuesday at
Bridgeton.
Mrs. r. T. Grace and daughter Mics
Edith we're shopping in Bridgeton Tues
day.
Miss Elsie Hi ichner has returned to
her home after spending the winter
with Prof and Mrs. Edward Garrison
in Paterson.
Mrs. Blanche Godown spent Tuesday
with relatives in Newport.
. Mrs. r. L. Bateman was an out of
town visitor yesterday.
Frank Willis. of Bridgeton, was seen
on our street yesterday
Frank Tongue our rural mail carrier
made his first trip in his auto yester
day
Lewis Mulford was in Bridgeton on
business yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Hitchner was Bridgeton
visitor yesterday.
Willis Sites, of Newport was in town
yesterday.
Milton A Dutfield. of Little Creek
Del. spent yesterday with his father
Henry Duffield.
Workmen at the new sand wash are
working day and night now to fill or
ders.
George Duffields large Auto car of
Newport was in town Monday
Frank Walker, of Bridgeton was in
town yesterday
Mrs. Harry Lore and son Robert, or
Fairton, spent yesterday afternoon with
her pal ents.
Uncle Billie Diamond who is past 80
years is now confined to his bed by