Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-07
BRIDGEPORT.

DRlUGEFORI.
The Junior League entertainment in
the church on Saturday evening last
was a decided success. The children
all did their part nicely and deserve
great credit. The plate offering for
the benefit of the League treasury was
highly appreciated.
The Quarterly Conference of Bridge
Churches was held in the latter
church on Sunday afternoon last, fol-
lowing the regular church service.
There were three noted ministers at
the service-Dist. Supt. S. NJ. Mich
OILS, Rev. c. l. Fitzgeorge. and our
own pastor, Rev. Mr.. Provost. Rev.
MIR. Fitzgeorge, of Swedesboro,
preached the afternoon sermon, which
was very inspiring and instructive.
The public school VIII give an en-
tertainment in Logan Hall in the near
future for the benefit of the school
fund.
We have new little lady in town.
She is being entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Duenk. Her
name, ] am told, is Miss Madeline
Shoemaker Duenk We wish for both
parents and daughter many happy
years.
Mrs. Thomas Sheets who is in the
Howard Hospital as l reported last
week, is convalescing rapidly; as is
also Mrs. Littleton in the Cooper Hos
pital, Camden.
Miss Ethel Sharp entertained re-
Gently her friend, Miss Margaret Rob-
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. vickery enter
tanned their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pedrick and sister, and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Dalbow, of Penns-
grove.
Mr.. Usinger has been on the sick
list the past few days suffering with
heavy cold on the chest.
Miss Helen Sheets is member of
the Philadelphia Choral Society.
The freight boat, Logan" made the
usual trip to Chester on Monday last.
Mrs. Kate Robinson and daughter
Rose entertained their daughter and
sister, Mrs Mary Biddle, of Camden;
also Mrs. Lille Lewallen and two
children for Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs. Lewallen is the widow of the
late Elijah Lewallen, and grand-daugh
ter of Mrs. Robinson. The sad fea-
ture of the family gathering was the
sudden violent illness of Mrs. Lew
allen who was taken to the Homeo-
pathie Hospital in Camden the next
day after Thanksgiving by auto, hav-
ing been unconscious for several
hours. AT last report there was NO
change in her condition. The family
have the sympathy of many friends
in their sorrow.
The freight boat, Geo. Uron" MAX
es the usual weekly trip to Chester. *
VIM. Beckett, Jr., has moved in
town in the house adjoining his faith
er, and will, SO rumor has it, farm for
Mr.. Duckworth, at Cooper Station.
Mr.. Wilbur Sholders moved this
week from the farm near Centre
Square known as the Chas. Davenport
farm to the farm at Hendrickson' Is
Mills.
Pastor Provost gave an interesting
address to the Junior League ON Sat
urday evening last at their entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mounce and
children, of Camden, have been visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mounce
Mr.. Brown, the owner of the farm
at Prospect, recently vacated by Mr.
Lake, lis remodeling and repairing the
house
Captain Thompson, of Chester, for.
merly of our town, was in town on
Saturday last, as was Mr.. Isaiah Vol
of the same city Mr.. Wolf was look
ing for sweet potatoes as he is q
dealer in Chester markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Sharp and
daughters, Pearl and Elsie, spent las
Sunday at the home Of their father
and grand father, Mr.. Hewes Sharp
at Centre Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Risler ant
little son Donald, of Philadelphia
were in town on Saturday last calling
on old friends.
The new barn of Mr.. John Kirby il
now finished; the exterior at least.
Messrs Lewis Burk and Lewis Fol
ker seem to be doing big bushes.
selling corn to the farmers, one farm
er taking as much as one car load
Our people are approaching the an
ticipation of having a water supply
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Thanksgiving and Hog Killing Dinne
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