Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
BRIDGEPORT.

The real estate of the late Miss
| Lawrence viii soon be offered at pub
llic sale. The old stone residence
along the creek will be desirable
purchase.
There is a prospect of some new
houses going up soon, building lots
ARE being sold at least
Mr.. Joseph Rieger is suffering and
is serious i'll.
Mrs. Oliphant and daughter Grace
report a fine time up at Mt. Pocono.
Beautiful scenery and a very delights
full stay.
Miss Marie Vickery gave water
melon party on Thursday evening last
to number of her little friends.
Those who enjoyed the evening with
her were: Ruth B. McKeag, Leah
Stanton, Elsie Sharp, Virginia Hewitt,
Evelyn, Virginia and Frences Barker,
Mary Folker, Marion Gravis, Marion
Reeder, Margaret Carney. Ethel Stan
ton, Grace Cummings, Laura Cox,
Master John B. Carey. all of Bridge
port; Pauline Dolbow, of Pennsgrove;
May Conard, Pedricktown; May Cloth
Ter, of Repaupo; Master Harold TRAY
is, of Philadelphia; Master Milton
Williams, of Washington ID. c..
Miss Bertha Carney who is in train
ing for a nurse in Philadelphia hos
pital, is spending her vacation with
her parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carney.
Miss Marion Johnson, of Penns-
grove. is visiting at the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. Matte Pedrick,
on Law street.
The heavy rain storm on Sunday
Hast flooded things and for a time our
roadway flowed with oil. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stanton left
on Monday morning last for their
home in New Mexico. Since their
marriage two years ago, the most of
their time has been living in a tent,
but upon their return a bungalow
will be their abode. The new Mrs.
Stanton left very favorable i'm
preston with Harry's many friends
here. She is a true type of an Ohio
girl, accomplished, modest, refined
and we greatly admire Harry's choice
for life partner. May blessings and
success attend them.
Mrs. May Sparks and mother, Mrs.
Jordan are entertaining relatives from
Washington, D. c., Mrs. Walter Will
hams and little son Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Given and son
Raymond are taking their vacation
and made trip to the Delaware Wat
er Gap last week, and are now visit
ing relatives in Swedesboro.
Mrs. Elizabeth v. Mamlen, of Scot
land, is a week end guest at the home
of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Thompson Gill, of Swedesboro, and
is renewing old acquaintance and
calling on other relatives there
In the absence of Miss Plat, Miss
Marion Johnson, of Pennsgrove, was
the organist last Sunday evening in
the church service.
Pastor and Mrs. Provost have re-
turned from their vacation; their
daughter, Mrs. Stein, of Philadelphia,
accompanied them home on Saturday
last.
Mr.. Hugh Mckinney is taking a
three days outing. He's gone to the
old bachelors retreat.
Mrs. Harry Newman, who has been
quite sick is now convalescent.
Mr.. Harry Sparks, of Swedesboro,
was seen in town on Tuesday last in
"a fine new auto.
Ten ladies of the town have syste-
matized plan to avoid a festival or
supper, and to assist the trustees of
the church in raising a small fund to
do some repairing to the parsonage
property. We trust our friends will
receive them kindly.
Geo. J. Hamlen cabled to his wife
here on Monday last of his safe ar
rival in Glasgow on the Steamer
Columbia" on that day.
The public sale of the personal
property of the late Miss Annie Law
renee was sold on Thursday last and
owing to the antiquity of the same,
high prices were realized. One high
boy brought $S8, and other antique
pieces in proportion.