Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-04-28
MULLICA HILL.

School children are practising for Arbor
Day. Parents and friends should encour-
age them by their presence, and an express
sion Of their appreciation.
| Frank Brown lost valuable colt few
days ago.
Carroll and Ramona Lippincott, of Phila-
delphia, visited their parents on Sunday.
Latest reports of the condition of Mrs
J. G. Kulp are less favorable than they
were last week.
Warren Atkinson, Jonathan Iredell, and
Isaac Lloyd, have been shipping asparagus
during ths past week,
Services in the Episcopal church will be
held at 10 80 in the morning, commencing
next Sabbath, and continuing until further
notice.
Mrs. Emma Gaunt is quite sick at this
writing.
Lucius G. Atkinson is making some
valuable additions to his property.
Mrs. William Smashey is suffering greatly
from the effects of fall.
Mr.. Benjamin Lawrence and family, of
Swedesboro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brown, on Sunday.
Charles Ridgway moved his goods here
on Monday, to house at the south end of
town.
Mrs Abigail Dawson, and son James, are
guests OF Mrs. DR.. Carr.
Miss Carrie E. Gaunt, of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with friends here.
The houses of e. Poinsett, and DR.. Carr.
are very attractive in their new coat of
paint.
The appointment of Rev. j. j Davies to
a position on the School Board, by County
superintendent Eldridge, is very gratifying
to many in the township.
DR.. Samuel Ashcraft is making valuable
Improvements in his recently purchased
property on Main street.
The base ball club festival brought out a
crowd on Saturday evening, and twenty
dollars was added to the treasury.
The funeral of Joseph Hughes took place
on Monday. services being held in the
chapel at Eglington.
The rain which commenced on Sunday
morning, was just what the gardens and
early potato fields were needing.
Mrs Irelsnd has been quite sick, but is
recovering.
Mrs. Mary P. Sparks aud Mrs Storm, of
Bridgeport, visited friends here on Thurs
day.
Do not forget the VIC. T. U. social Oh
Saturday night, April 30 The bali will
be open at four o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. White, of Camden, preached in
the M. E. church on Sunday morning and
evening.
The Christian Endeavor, of the Baptist
church, held very interesting meeting on
Sunday evening.
Stokes Union will hold meeting at the
Gloucester County Aims House, next Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Nancy Warwick, the aged woman,
whose funeral occurred a few days since,
was an old resident of this place.
Joseph Chatham is building barn on
his property, at Jefferson.
Mrs. Mary Jess, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Jess and daughter, Miss Ella Jess, William
Hill, Stiles Yetmeck, OF Camden, were
guests of Fennim ore IredelI, on Sunday.
| The funeral of Eugene Coles, second son
of the late Captain F. H Coles, of Phila-
delphia, took place at the Baptist church
here on Wednesday afternoon, interment
in Baptist cemetery The deceased was
native of this place. and spent his childhood
here. A young man of much promise and
integrity, his loss is deeply felt by many
| His family have the sincere sympathy of
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
meeting of the Board of Education, of
Harrison to nship, was held on Tuesday
evening j. Fl Mounce was appointed to
take the school census Of the township for
the ensuing year. A special meeting OF
the Board viii be held May 10 j. j.
Davies, James White and E R Chatham
were appointed a committee to prepare a
manual for the guidance of the Board in
plans for the future.