Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-01-14
MULLI0A HILL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coles, Of Moores.
town have been visiting relatives here.
| The social held by the Endeavorers at
/ the residence of Mrs. Frank e Lloyd last
Thursday evening was very delightful
affair, calculated to promote good feeling
and christian Fellowship among that busy
band Of workers
The property Of the late Martha Moore
has been purchased by John Scott, who has
moved the buildings and will make num-
eFous changes.
County Clerk Ridgway is able to be out
again. though still feeling the effects of his
recent accident.
The many friends of Parker Hurff and
family are glad to welcome them home
again, after an absence of several months at
WiIliamstown
Miss E. r. Chatham returned on Satur-
day from visit to New York city.
The union services in the M. E. Church
by the Epworth League and Christian En-
deaYOrers were we'll attended, and the tes-
timony and praise was an uplift to the
workers and lesson to those who had not
yet enlisted.
DR.. and Mrs. Pancoast who recently left
for their winter home in Florida, are very
much missed by their friends and neigh
bors at the north end of town.
A number of our citizens attended the
evangelistic services at Swedesboro Sunday
evening, but were unable to get inside the
church. and returned home without hear
ing Evangelist Hyde.
Presiding Elder Harris filed the pulpit
in the M. E. Church last Sunday evening,
Rev. Mr.. Peterson, of Jacksonville, speak
ing in the morning. Both sermons were
eloquent and inspiring.
The regular meeting Of the teachers of
Friends First Day school will be held on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, at the home
of Joseph Chatham.
A meeting of Pomona Grange was held
in Patrons Hall on Tuesday, there being
large attendance from this and adjoining
counties. At the last meeting of this part
Of the organization the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year: Master,
Andrew j. Nichol Overseer, Aaron B.
Somers; Lecturer, Mary G. Moore; Steward,
William II, Colson Assistant Steward, s.
II. White; Chaplain, John Gaunt; Treas
urer, D. W. Sithens; Secretary, Mabel Fl.
Brown; Gate Keeper, Edward Gaunt: Ceres,
Lizzie Wallace; Pomona, Martha 81. BortoD;
L. A. Steward, Lille Fl. Colson
Rev. F. e. Jewett will preach to the
order OF American Mechanics next Sunday
morning, by request
Our young people are enjoying the fine
skating on the lake these crisp moonlight
nights.
LODGE OFFICERS.
Deputy Grand Chancellor William Fl.
Burning installed the following officers in
K. of z. Lodge. No. 81: Past Chancellor,
Michael Melber; Chancellor Commander,
BENZ. H. Carr; Prelate. NJ. Melber; M. of E.,
NJ F. Parker; NJ of Fin. Elwood Kier; K.
of r. and S., Warren K. Parker; M at
Arms Peter S. Scott, ST., In. Guard, John
Pratt; O. Guard, Thomas B. Williams; M.
of W., Jacob M. Hoffman.
RED MEN.
Deputy Great Sachem George Doughty
installed the following officers last week:
Past Sachem, William Barr; Sachem, M.
Sr. Sag, John Pratt Jr. Sag, Louis A.
Mounce; G. of R., Warren K. Park er; z.
of W.. Edward G. Shinn.
Warren K. Parker installed the follow
ing officers in Mt Vernon Council, No. 81,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, for the ensuing term: P. G..
Oscar Owen Councillor, j. Harry OreDs :;
". c., Edward Hood Secy, John c. Haz-
Teton; A. r S., Martin Elkins; F. Sec., w.
K. Parker; Treas, M. F. Parker; Conductor,
Edwin Mankins; Warden. Charles Bowers;
Inside Sentinel, Edward Holtzhouser; Oot-
side Sentinel, Herbert Steward Represen
tative to State, Samuel a. White. The
Council will attend the M. E Church next
Sunday in body.
The following named persons were duly
elected as officers of Harrison Concave, No.
lib, |. o. H., to serve the present year:
Archon, Joseph Evans; Provost, Eli Herr
tage; Prelate, Joseph Neal; Secretary, J Fl.
Mounce; Treasurer, VIM. F. Iredell; Finan-
cier, E. L. Stratton; Inspector. A. W. Bor-
ton; Sentinel. j. j. Moore; Trustees, JOS
A. Jackson, Nathan s. Lloyd, B. r. Black
The twenty-first annual meeting of the
Mullica Hill Building Association was held
in Parker's Hall on Tuesday evening, the
9Th inst. The following officers were
elected: President, Amos Gardiner; Vice
President, Samuel Ashcrafi; Treasurer, Rn-
dolph Benezet; Secretary and Solicitor, E.
L Stratton Directors, Samuel Ashcraft,
Jos. Chatham, M f. Parker, j. p Strattou,
Jos. Gardiner, VIM, Bunning, Albert Par
ker; Auditors, Chas. w. Elkinton, William
Burning and Albert Parker Books were
opened to receive su subscriptions to stock 10
the twenty second series. The tenth series
of stock had matured in December.
The best Corn--Wenonah brand