Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-08-15
CEDARVILLE.

ct Starkey has returned from visit
to Pitman, ~ j.
We are glad to note that Miss Reba
Bunel, who has been quite sick, is
able to be out on her front porch.
Mrs Jessie Lore is again in our
midst, visiting folks here.
Mrs. Frank Johnson is entertaining
out of town folks.
Miss Josephine Osborne was Wis
itor here on Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis Danzenbaker visited
Philadelphia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sites are visiting their
daughter here, Mrs. Walter Schaffer.
Master Stanley Brown is spending
a week or two at Fortescue.
A number of the w. c. T. U. attend
ed the Temperance Rally at Millville
Park on Wednesday Among those
were Mrs. Stanton Bateman, Mrs. Will
liam Johnson, Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs.
Viola White. Mrs. Clara milford,
Misses Madge and Mildred Bateman,
Miss Nellie Styles, Misses Dorothy
and Gladys Bateman, Miss Alice
Brineshults, Misses Mary, Esther Ruth
\ Brineshults, and they al thoroughly
enjoyed the speech by Colonel Richard
P. Hobson. 1t was a masterful
scholarly, truthful address, based on
facts obtained by research and travel
and extraordinary common sense. He
was gifted with voluminous flow of
speech that enhanced his splendid
physique and strong, charming per-
sonality. Temperance to the core.
Mrs. Annie Simms is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Maggie
Hartman of Bridgeton.
Cedarville, Aug. 10.-Miss Elsie and
Emma Hitchner were Bridgeton shop
pers Thursday.
Mrs. Newlan, who has been nursing
Reba Bunel, left today for other work.
Mr.. Elbert Peace was a Cedarville
visitor today.
Three Mormon Elders have been
canvassing the trolley line of towns
being at Dividing Creek Tuesday night,
Newport on Wednesday night and
tonight are posted for Cedarville, hold
ing open air meetings as they go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sheppard and
son John have returned from weeks
sojourn at Fortescue.
Little Martha Smith is better at this
writing.
Miss Lou Horner and Miss Alice
Brineshults spent Thursday in Bridge
ton.
Mrs. Edna Terrell returned Sunday
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Moore was Cedarville
visitor Thursday.
Miss Blanche White spent Thursday
afternoon at her home here.
Mr.. Stephen Starkey and son Ben
jamin, are spending a few days at
Pitman.
Mrs. Frank Hall spent Thursday in
Bridgeton.
Cedarville, Aug. 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs Harry Bontem, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Brineshults is quite poor
ly at this writing.
Mrs. Florence Sheppard is slowly
decreasing in strength, as no improve
ment is noted.
Mrs. May Bateman and daughter
Sarah have gone to Pennsylvania, to
recuperate in health.
Harry Wright has returned to his
home in Salem after spending home
time with Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble.
Miss Blanche White visited Miss Ed
ma Moore at her home on farm near
here on Sunday.
Miss Mary l. Bateman spent Satur-
day shopping in Bridgeton.
Mrs. Ernest Milford was Bridge
ton visitor today.
Mr.. Isaac Brandriff has returned
from tour of the United States and
relates many interesting episodes of
his trip.
Mr.. James Riley visited the home
of his parents near Deerfield the lat
ter end of the week. His son Cleaver
accompanied him.
Eleanora Burt is spending few
days with friends in Salem.
Mrs. Andrew Lore is spending
short visit at her home here.
Mrs. E. K. Starkey and son Lester,
were Bridgeton visitors today
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard spent
the latter end Of the week at For
tesque.
Mrs. Frank Hall was Bridgeton
visitor today.
Misses Mary and Clara Evan en-
tertained over Sunday visitors.