Bridgeton pioneer., 1913-01-30
CEDARVILLE.

paoeVA"tS "a d CHuFcn III delaware and
will move in the near future.
Mrs. Schaiick spent day in Bridge
ton recently. re-
Miss Amanda Sharp has gone to
Harrisburg, Pa, to minister at the
bedside of her grandfather, Mr.. James
Everingham, who is critically i'll, and
no hopes of recovery are expected.
Mr. BENJAMIN DeMaris went to
Philadelphia today.
Mr. Clarence Wisham has returned
to our midst after an absence of a
few weeks.
Mr.. George Diament and Mr. Mar
tin Garrison attended, the automobile
show held in Philadelphia today. a
Mr.. James Danzenbaker had a car
load of pretty horses to arrive today.
Mr.. Harvey James spent Wednesday
in Bridgeton.
Miss Margaret Starkey spent a part
of Wednesday in Bridgeton.
Mrs. Helen Wainwright returned to
her home after attending the funeral
here of Mr.. A. F. Bateman, lately de-
ceased
Mrs. Cynthia Dresh went to Newport
to stay over Thursday with her broth
er.
Miss Alice Brineshults spent We'd
nesday with her sisters mere.
Mrs. Steelman, of Bridgeton, has
been visiting her daughter here, Mrs.
Frank Johnson.
Mrs. Lucy James has been enter.
tanning her sister Myrtle for day or
two.
The third and fourth grades of Mrs.
White's room in the public school
here held an old fashioned spelling bee
today. and those pupils that were net
Spelled down" off the floor when tne
time expired and of 900 words spelled
during said time, were Marguerite
johnson, Alberta Milford and Merlvin
Woodlin. of the Third grade, and
Grace Veal, of the Fourth grade.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Stevens were
out of town visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Blanche Godown and son EN-
erson were Newport visitors on
Thursday.
James Sheppard died at the Bridge
ton Hospital Thursday morning at
O'Clock and was brought to his late
home here the same day The family
has the sympathy of the entire town
Iin their sad loss, as Mr.. Sheppard was
ia highly respected citizen of eur little
Icosnmunity.
/ Mrs. Richard Grace and dauaghter
Edith ard grandson spent Mednesdas
IN Brfdgeton.
/ Miss Nettie Claypoole was a Bridge
1 ton visitor on Wednesday.
| Miss Lizzie Lummis was a Bridge
Iton visitor today.
/ Mrs. Viola White spent Wednesday
tevening with Mrs. Lou Starkey.
i Cedarville, Jan. 2S.-Mr. wilmot
Paynter spent a day this week in
Philadelphia.
Miss Blanche White was home for
the evening on Friday and entertained
fout of town company.
i Clarence Smith spent Sunday eve
lining out of town.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dufieid enter
il tanned Miss Alma Henderson and Miss
Mabel Trout Of Port Norris. over the
week end at her home here.
i Mrs. John Shaw is very sick at her
| home here at this writing.
4 Howard Brown spent the week end
with his parents here,
| Mrs. Lou Stevens and daughter Ina
were in Bridgeton on Saturday, Ina
fhaving returned from a visit to
Philadelphia.
/ Mrs. Elbert Brineshults spent a
part of Saturday in Bridgeton.
Mrs. Lille Reeves and husband and
l'daughter. of Millville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Philip Sheppard
there.
! Prof. Luther Turner was a Bridge
ton visitor Saturday.
Masters Harry White and Lester
Starkey spent Saturday with Master
Benjamin Starkey on the farm.
Miss Squarewood, the Saperintend-
ent of the Bridgeton Hospital, was en-
tertained at dinner by DIR. aad Mrs.
Lore al their home here on Friday
evening.
Prof. and Mrs George Bowman
We're Brfdgeton shoppers on Saturday.
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