Bridgeton pioneer., 1911-03-23
CEDARVILLE.

Mrs. Ella Hitchner has been enter
tanning her brother from Paterson
Mrs. Zenas McWilliams, of Bridge
ton, spenr yesterday with her mother,
Mrs. John L. James
Miss Clara Hustled has returned
home after spending few days with
relatives in Millville.
Miss Nettie Claypoole wss Bridge
ton visitor yesterday.
Ross Bateman, of Bridgeton, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Ada Linsenberg, cne of the
teachers of Cedarville Hig'i School, is
able to be at school again after few
days illness.
Isaac Nugent is spending some time
with relatives out of town
! Charles Crowder, of Vine street,
; Bridgeton, was in town Yesterday af-
ternoOn.
| Mrs. James Davis passed Sunday
with relatives in Dividing Creek.
| Mrs. Elbert F. Sloan spent yester-
day out IF town.
| Rev. l. Frank Bausman of Fairton,
preached in the Osborn Memorial
church last Friday evening.
Mrs. Howard Hankins wis Bridge
ton visitor yesterday
Ackley Elmer is serving R D. route
| ATc ub;1o L,rou1. rrOpo,c O,,r roo,,
lar carrier, is taking a weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Alma Henderson has returned
to her home in Port Norris after
spending a week with her sister, Mrs
Phillip Dufield.
Mrs. Nelson Neucomb spent yester-
day out of town.
William Hepner, of Paterson, who
| has been spending two weeks with
relatives here, has been called home
on account of the death { his daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah.
| Miss Margaret Hall is spending
some time with relatives cut of town.
Miss Ida Vandever, who has been
quite i'll Tor some time, is getting bet
ter.
| Mrs. Lewis Moore. or Back Neck,
was in town yesterday.
| Cedarville, March H. Henry En-
merson, f Newport, was in town yes
terday.
| John Estadt arrived home yesterday
after spending some time out of town.
| Mrs. Alonzo Burt spent Wednesday
in Bridgeton.
! Walter B. Terrell spent Wednesday
in MillvilIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens spent
! a day out of town recently.
The grangers received an organ
yesterday to be used in their meetings,
which are held the first and third
| Thursday in each month.
The ladies of the Daughters of
| America, are preparing e.. an enter
| tainment to be given some time soon
! in Bateman's Hall, for the benefit of
their order
Miss Myrtle McWilliams was shop
ping in Bridgeton yesterday.
Rev. John Krumm was an out of
town visitor yesterday.
| Roscoe DeMaris was visiting rela-
tives in town yesterday
| Mr.. and Mrs Howard Sparks, of
! Centre Grove, announce tie birth of a
little daughter.
Mrs. Frank Godown was a Bridge
ton visitor yesterday.
Charles o. P. Riley left this morn
ing for Paterson to attend the funer-
al of his granddaughter Miss Sadie
Hepner, formerly of this place.
Mrs. William Nixon has returned
to her home in Newark after spending
few days with friends
John Zimmerman, of Centre Grove,
has gone to Hancock's Bridge, where
he has accepted a position with Isaac
Brandriff
Mrs. William H Wadd:ngton was
shopping in Bridgeton yesterday.
Charles Wisham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wisham. of Lummistown,
was taken very i'll on tn. sday, he is
some better at this writing
John Taylor, of Cent c Grove, met
with a great loss Saturday evening
while out driving by the loss of
valuable horse, it being run into by
another wagon and breafing its leg.
Cedarvile, March 1S.-Painters and
paperhangers are working every day
decorating the house to be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Diament, on
Jones' Island
Thomas Chew has returned to his
home in Bridgeton after spending sew
eral weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Jaggers.
John Brown, of Bridgeton, was in
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