Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-05-18
MULLICA HILL

The Misses Wallace, of Mantua, are
guests of Mrs. Norton Woodruff.
Mr. aad Mrs Zimmerman, OF Williams
town, spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. j. Abbott.
Mrs. Beulah Stratton is still very sick,
and but little hope of her recovery is en-
RETAINED.
Frequent rains have rendered the
weather very delightful, and have greatly
helped the asparagus crop and vegetation
In general
Mr.. Hearing, of Philadelphia, has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Evan
Latest reports in reference to electric
street lights. are that they are soon to be
supplied This ia cheering to all, not only
in the town but out of it, for the many who
are to be benefited are not all residents.
Among the many promising gardens OF
this little town, that of Michael Melber is
worthy of especial mention
Mr. John Durham. Of MillYille, visited
friends here on Saturday.
Master Willie Smashey received de-
lightiul surprise on Saturday. his birthday,
in the gift of bicycle from his parents,
and an unexpected visit from some of his
little friends, among whom were : Ressle
and Alma Pine. Mary Pine, Alice and Hull
dab EYaus, Emma and Harry Baumgarten,
Beatrice and Olive Madciff Oscar and Earl
Care, Lillian Strait D, Herbert Kirby,
Merton Mccormick. The little ones en-
Ijoyed some merry games, also, the dainty
refreshments provided for them.
Phneas Ledden Sr. of Gloucester, has
been srending a. few days with his daugh-
ters, Mrs Pine and Mrs. Copestick.
Leslie Armstrong, Norman Parker and
Charles Hunter, pupils of the High school,
received third grade certificates at the re-
cent examination.
Thomas and Anna Borton are spending a
few days with their daughter in Philada.
The first runaway accident of the week
occurred On Monday afternoon. when the
horse of Joel Chard took fright at the train
and run up the street on to the sidewalk /,
but fortunately no one was injured.
The first strawberries of the season, in
this vicinity, were marketed By the Misses
Adcock on Tuesday.
Charles Iredell visited his son Clinton on
Sunday, who is slowly recovering from his
recent attack of typhoid fever.
Mis-. William Romig and little laughter,
Lena, Of Cape May, were guests of Mrs.
Poinsett, over Sunday.
a number of Friends Of this place are
n attendance at Yearly Meeting, Philada ,
this week
Isaac Haines and family, of Clarksboro,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Alice Moore has been appointed TO
take the school at Clem's Ran, vacated by
her sister. Miss May Moore.
Gilbert Iredell and family, of Woods
town, were guests of Jonathan Iredell, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Silver and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Crane and little son, OF
Clayton, spent Sunday with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. T. Atkinson.
S. L Paneoast, Jr, had the misfortune
to fall from telegraph pole aud laceraie
bis foot Oh Saturday The wocnd IS heal
ing under the treatment of DIR. John Ash
craft
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
will hold strawberry festival on Sat rday
evening, May 20.
Rev. II. g. Vincent addressed the Order
X. OF K. on Sunday morning taxing LOT
text the following most appropriate words,
/" As every man hath received the glfI.even
so minister the same one 70 another, as
good stewards of the manifold grace Of
God Parishiouers Of ST. Stephens regret
| TO lose Mr. Vincent as Pastor, but as be
has received and accepted . cali TO Central
Pennsylvania, this was his last service 10
this place.