Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-25
BRIDGEPORT.

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The lower meadow company will
hold meeting in Logan Hall, Bridge
port, Saturday evening. April 27th,
for the transaction OF any business
that may come before the meeting.
All members are requested to be
present.
mr.. and Mrs. Eugene AIoll will
move from here to Rosiyn, Pa, va
eating the house of Mrs. Steelman.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Reed, of
near Mullica Hill, were callers at
Mr.. Usinger's on Sunday evening.
Mr.. A. Miller, of Repaupo. is plac-
ing a hot water heater in the home
of Mr. Chas. AIcKeag;s also doing
some other heater and plumbing
work in town.
Mrs. Emma F. Gill, OF Camden,
was an over night visitor with Mrs.
w. J. Helms on Monday last.
n The relatives and friends here of
y. Thompson Gill, of SWedesboro,
were sorry to hear of his sudden i'll
ness on Saturday last and are anx-
iously hoping for speedy recovery .
We hear of praise and appreciation
for the church choir on Sunday last.
evening services.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gill is at the home
of her son and wife in Swedesboro
this week
Mr.. Usinger, who has been so i'll
and of late weeks convalescing slow
ly, seems not so we'll at this writ
ing, yet it may be only temporary
drawback. Many friends are hope
full that he may be restored to health
and family.
The Daughters of Liberty will hold
a banquet in Logan Hall next Fri
day evening. A large gathering is
expected as there are over one hun
dred inyitstions out.
The Church Auxiliary will hold a
public business meeting in the lee
ture room on Monday evening next,
at 7.30 p. M, followed by social
and reception to the Little Travel
err" All who have assisted the little
man on his tour will be made known
by the reading of all contributors
names and addresses. 1t is earnest
ly hoped the members will all come
out. There will be entertainment
and refreshments served. Every
body invited.
Mr.. Peter Carey is convalescing
nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Lewis Folger who is in a
Philadelphia Hospital, is also getting
along nicely from the serious opera
ton performed last week. Relatives
and friends are rejoicing over the
recovery.
Miss Harkins, the trained nurse at
Mr.. Usinger's, surely deserves great
credit and praise-so thorough and
practical for one so young, attend
ing to her patient in every detail at
all times, and at the same time so
mindful of Mrs Usinger who has had
such a long strain of anxiety. A
word of encouragement to the as
piring, ambitious young person is al
ways in order. So trust our friend
Miss H. will excuse this publicity
Pastor Provost delivered a very
able address on Sunday evening last
on the great Titanic disaster; every
one who heard it spoke of the able
manner in which he handled the sub
ject.
The American Mechanics are ex-
pecting to present their play early in
May.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Barker has been sick,
but is improving at this writing.
The Lawrence property has chang
ed hands and a thorough renovation
is being started. The old building
known as the hay scales standing
near Mrs. Smiths store property, is
being torn away and just that alone
is big improvement to that part
of the town.
The pleasure boats are being put
in order ready for summer outings,
and pleasure trips. We have some
fine power boats in our creek and
some Philadelphia boats are very ex-
pensive, but beautiful.