Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-12-24
CEDARVILLE

ton visitors.
Mr.. Ennis has moved his family
from Delaware to Jones Island.
where he will be employed by Mr..
Edward Starkey On the farm owned
by him.
Mrs. Harry vandever spent day
in Bridgeton.
Mrs. D. Chester Sheppard and
daughter Miss Helen were numbered
among the recent Bridgeton shoppers.
Miss Alice Brineshluts, Bridgeton,
spent Wednesday afternoon with rel
atives in town.
Mrs. E. X. Starkey spent Tuesday
afternoon shopping in Bridgeton.
Mrs. P. S. Duffield entertained her
sister from out of town.
Harry Miller broke through the ice
near Kates' barber shop on Wednes-
day. This spot is often unsafe, and
the children would do well to avoid it
when skating. 1t is the same place
where little Agrippa Sipps was
drowned last winter. iaIW-
Mrs. Hattie Bateman spent Wed
nesday in B1idgeton.
Miss Mary Evan has returned from
a visit out of town.
Mrs. Roy Brown spent day out of
town.
Miss Lou Horner has returned to
her home in Tuckerton after spend
ing few days with Misses Mary and
Fannie Brineshults
Mrs. William James was a Bridge
ton visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Blanche Godown was shop
ping in Bridgeton on Wednesday.
While performing her duties as
| teacher in the public school at Port
Elizabeth, Miss Elanora Burt had the
misfortune to fall and injure her arm
J& severely that medical attention
was necessary.
Mrs. Harvey James was in Bridge
ton on Wednesday
The members of the Lacota En-
broidery Club, after enjoying the en-
tertainment given for the benefit of
the High School, were entertained
by Mrs. VIM. Peterson at her home.
Refreshments of fruit and confection-
cry were served. Those present were
Mrs. Harry E. Sheppard, Mrs. John
Godown, Mrs Emma Lawson, Miss
Emma Gruninger, Miss Marian Will
son, Miss Mary Whitaker and Miss
Ida Dunsafe. }9
| The ladies of the Methodist Church
gave the church thorough cleaning
on Tuesday.
| Miss Mary Whitaker spent Thurs
day in Bridgeton.
| Cedarville, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Grant
Lore visited Bridgeton on Friday.
| Edward Neugent, of Camden, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. E. K.
Starkey.
Mrs. Phoebe Neugent was recent
| Br1dgeton visitor.
Mrs. Geo. Hepner was among the
throng of Bridgeton shoppers on
Thursday.
Master Asbury Veal, the eldest son
of Rev. ]. w. Veal, had the misfortune
to break his arm while playing upon
a trapeze.
Mrs. Elvin Hates, of Bridgeton,
spent Saturday with her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Addison Smith.
Miss Mary Whitaker spent a day
shopping in Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Elbert Brineshults
and two daughters, Marian and Edith,
spent the week end as guests of rela-
tives in vineland.
Miss Mildred Bateman was a recent
Bridgeton visitor.
Mrs. H. e. Lore entertained the
embroidery circle OF which she is a
member at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Stephen D. Starkey entertained
the members of the Methodist Church
choir at her home near the Stone
Church on Thursday evening After
practicing the music for Christmas
refreshments of lemonade and cake
were served by the hostess. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wisham and son Lester, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Campbell, Mr.. Paul Cobb, Mrs.
r. K. Starkey, Mrs. Frank M. Cobb,
Mrs. John Godown. Mrs. H. E. Lore
and Miss Mildred Bateman. AS the
car on which they wished to return
to Cedaryille was late, the whole par
ty walked home.
Mr. and Mrs John Brineshults with
their daughters, Mary Esther and
Ruth, were among the Christmas