Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-07-08
MULLICA HILL.

Miss Deborah Morrison, of Arizona is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lydia Folwell started on Thursday
for months witt to Augusta, Maine.
Miss Lily Colson is spending the week at
Wildwood.
Mr.. William Harker and ex-senator
Pancoast spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Paul, of Plainfeld.
Mrs. Jennie Dunlap and Mrs. Lydia
Ballinger, Of Philadelphia, have been visit
ing their father, james, Chattin.
Mrs. Amos Kirby had another attack of
paralysis last week, aud is now lying in a
critical condition.
Ira Fox has received position in the
restaurant of G. W. Elkinton at Pitman and
entered upon his new duties yesterday.
Edward Stratton, Junior, has been
spending few days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd and little daughter,
of Phila., are guests of Mrs. Lummis.
Mrs Aowey is visiting friends at Bridge
ton.
The Fourth was observed by our people
as general holiday, and everywhere
throughout the town patriotism being dis
played by the exhibition of flags and the
graceful draping Of bunting on many
residences. Numbers of citizens visited
the various parks of the county. Juveniles
entertained themselves and others with the
inevitable fire cracker and torpedo.
Richman Cole and wife. of Woodstown,
were guests OF Ira Cole on Sunday.
The raspberry season is at its height and
very fine ones are raised in this locality.
Messrs Moore Duell and Hutchinson en-
joyed their fishing expedition last week and
did not return empty handed, as is fire.
quently the case in fishing excursions.
The weather continues fine for harvesting.
but vegetables are beginning to need rain
greatly in this vicinity.
The regular semi monthly meeting of
Stok es Union will be held on Thursday. at
3 80, topic to be considered, Health" Mrs
R 2. Moore, superintendent.
Mrs Sarah Roberts returned on Monday
from two weeks visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs Haa. pshire and her daughter, Mrs
Boehringer and family who have been
residents Of this place for the past two
years, removed to Clayton last week
G. Carroll Lippincott and wife, of PhiIa
has been visiting their parents for few
days
Miss Rachel French, Normal graduate,
and skilIul teacher, is spending her vacation
at home.
Vernon E. Detroit, of Camden, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Rachel Horner has handsome
scarlet cactus in bloom which contains fifty
large perfect blossoms.
The ice cream party at the North end OF
town on Thursday evening, was greatly en-
joyed by all present.
The new mail carrier, Joseph D. Evans,
went on duty the first day OF the month
One mail out each day as at present, is I'M
satisfactory to business people, and return
to the old system is much desired.
a number of our citizens attended the
funeral of Harry Jones, at Clarksboro, on
Monday. The deceased was formerly a
resident of this neighborhood respected and
esteemed.
Miss Florence Copestick is spending the
week with friends at AlmonessoD.
Two games of base ball were played here
on Monday. between the home club and
the Aura mines, at which the home club
were winners of both games.
Lucius G. Atkinson cut three acres Of
wheat in one hour and half, with the
Mccormick reaper one day last week.
The Ocean City meeting, under the
auspices of the w G T. u, will be held
July 11-12. A highly interesting program
has been arranged, and a cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.