Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-07-14
MULLICA HILL.


Mrs. Howard Lummis, of Camden, an
son Oscar, have been the guests of Mrs
Bill during the past week.
Mrs. Chrissie Rogers and children, Sara
and Harlowe, of Pennsgrove, are Yisitin
relatives 10 this vicinity.
Quite number of our citizens attende,
the Philanthropical meeting of Friends a
Mick Teton, on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Bassetf, of Salem, has beef
spending few days with her aunts, tn
Misses Pancoast.
Mr. Collins Hazelton, of Pittsgroye, spen
Sunday with relatives here.
Samuel Ashcraft is quite sick at thi
time, suffering from complication o
diseases.
Mrs. Anna Clifford moved into her new
house on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Rachel Horner has scarlet cactui
in bloom, which displays AZ beautiful
Miss Carrie r. Gaunt returned to hel
home in Phila., on Friday.
Miss Bertha Maxwell, of Philadelphia
is visiting her grandmother Mrs. R. Pine.
Miss Anna Pancoast, of woodsto wn
spent Friday with Mics Lizzie Gaunt.
The favorite tomato is ripening, but rain
is greatly needed in this locality, copious
showers have fallen all around as but we
seem to be in the drought centre, though
the weather has been cool and delightful
for several days past.
The Christian Endeavor Society held at
the residence of Joseph Neal, near Rich
wood, was much enjoyed by all who were
privileged to attend.
The new wire fence placed around the
w. G. 7. u Hall, by Fl. PoiDsett, is not
only substantial improvement but an
ornament
Miss Martha K Borton is visiting re-
latives in Woodstown.
The base ball game did not take place on
Saturday, the Wo0dstown team failing to
arrive; quite number spectators assembled
on the home grounds.
Miss Clara Peterson, of Woodstown. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Borton.
s. L. Pancoast end William Harker have
been spending few days at Beech Haven
and Barnegat City.
oUHu DiA 10 cDJOJiuS bWO Week VdCd-
ton
Christian CT zenshipn was the topic
considered by Stokes Union on Thursday
under the leadership of the superintendent
Miss Lille Colson. The following articles
were read and discussed :" Women in pub
lie service" :" A rhyme on equal rights
Progress of equal suffrage One Virginia
type writer girl The new Independence
Day"
A vote of thanks was rendered DR. D. P.
Pancoast for the kindly donation of eight
new books to the library Of the Union.
Miss Edna Sorden. of Alexandria, Ind,
Mrs. Mary Fox and sons, Messrs. David
and Alvin Fox, of Pendleton, Ind, are
guests Of William Fox.
At the Congressional meeting on Monday
evening there was large attendance. and
much interest and enthusiasm shown. The
following anti L0udenslager delegates were
elected: Edward Ireland. William S. Dilkes,
David Owens, John Mowers, Thomas Bor-
ton.
Lawyer Clinton p Moore and bride ar
rived here on Saturday evening last, where
they were welcomed by his parents and a
marriage took place at Villas, N. c. on the
morning of July 9Th, at the residence of
the bride, Miss Bette Councill. Mr. Moore
is native of this town. and spent his
youth and early manhood here. He is now
rising young lawyer of North Carolina
where he expects to return and continue
his practice in the future. The young
couple have the congratulations and best
wishes of many friends here.
Mrs. R. Ridgway has sold her property
on Swedesboro Ave, to Isaac Ecret, OIL
Camden.
Warren Atkinson has been shipping his
early potatoes in large quantities this week.
The crop is not usually large in this vicin-
ity. They were bringing $2.1O at the
depot, the early part OF the week.
Miss Bertha Ballinger, of Phila., has
been visiting her cousins the Misses White