The Monitor-register., 1897-04-23
NUIlzca Hill.

Martha V. Biggs visited friends here
last week.
birs. William Fox has been very i'll,
but is convalescing.
E Ist9r services we're held ia all our
churches on Sunday.
Mrs. Susanna Heritage, OF Black wood
is visiting relatives here
MISS Aiiuda Beu,z It spent the Easter
holidays in Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Hendricks son, of Camden, is
visiting Miss Carrie Westcott.
The fine condition of the roads is es-
pecially attractive to wheelmen.
Lowell D, Ridgway and wife have been
visiting relatives AID friends here.
Joseph Wood and Horatio Heritage
were guests Of Edward Buuning on Sun
day.
The heavy frost on Wednesd4 ~ morn
Ing made asparagus growers look a triio
sober. :;
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Elkioton we're
guests of Mrs. Frank Allen, at Hurfviile,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Parker aud daughter
Anna, of Philadelphia, spent Easter at
tDelr nome mere,
Many of our citiz ms spent Easter
away from home, aud many strangers
were guests there.
The cold on Tuesday morning
produced ice aud dsmpened the a dor of
tomato growers.
A number of delegates from this place
attended the W. G. T. U. convention at
Glassboro or Tuesday.
Lawyer Acton, of Salem, and family
and William Hazslton were guests of
William Harker on Sunday.
A horse driven by Edward Sherwin on
Sunday morning took freight, ran away
and demolished the buggy.
The Base Ball Club Of this place will
hold a stra " berry festival in the town
hall, Saturda y evening, April 24.h.
Children's exer cises in the evening in
the M. q. Church were enjoyed by a
crowded audience. Floral emblems
were profuse and beautiful.
A. Fl. Ashenfelter will deliver an
address in Grange Hall, Mullica Hill, GU
Saturday evening, April oath, on the San
Jose Scale and other fruit insects and
their remedies. Every lady welcome.
Miss Margaret L. Davies presided at
the organ in the Episcopal Church Oh
Easter Sunday by special request. Miss
Davies is All accomplished musician, and
conferred much pleasure upon the con-
gregation of st. Stephen on this occasion
by her rendering of the chantg and other
musical selections.
Another of our Mullica Hill boys
. hTokL.- At o4 F.. -z--u
past clerk in the store of G. w. E kinton,
has left here and secured a position as
travelling salesman for the wholesale
grocery store of Thomas Martindal: g.
Co., Market street, Philadelphia. Many
friends here wish him success.
The twenty first Anniversary of Mt
Vernon Council, No. 81, Jr. o. U. A M,
was held in the Town Hall on Friday
evening. The meeting was addressed by
the State and Vice State Councillor, and
other State officers. The explanation of
the obi cots Of the order was listened to
with much attention and interest by the
audience.
A number of Easter parties were held
on Saturday evening, among them We're
those at the following residences: Clark
Gardiner, Bart Kelley, James White,
Willard Parker. Edward. Burning. Al
the last named eighty five persons took
supper, and at all these annual gather.
ings a delightful evening was spent in
the enjoyment of a feast of good things.
TIE West Jersey Baptist Union was
held in the Baptist Church here on
Thursday. A good audience was present
at both sessioue, and were all much edi-
fed and instructed by the excellent pro
gram, the profound topics of which were
most ably trested and discussed By the
noted speakers. An occasion of this
character is a credit and an inspiration to
any community.
The Great Chiefs of the Improved
Order of Red Men of the Great
Reservation of New Jersey trailed to
Mullica Hill on last Tuesdays sleep and
gisited Huron Tribe, No. SO Visiting
brothers from aths. Memirako,
Delaware aud Mosacca Tribes were
present. After spending about three
runs and thirty breaths pleasantly and
probably in their wigwam, all were III
vited to another room to regaie them.
selves on corn ard vension which had
been prepared 10 good style by Caterer
N. F. Parker. and to which all did jas
tee with a vim characteristic OF the Rec
sIan.
Try a can of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
(aulled Corn). 1t is delicious. Full O.