Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
MULLICA HILL.

Mr. and Mrs Smith, of Ohio, have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Hiram Shute
Mrs. Stella ReDp, of Glassboro, has been
spending few days with Mrs Abbott
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Silver and children,
of Camden, are guests of Mrs. Geo. Pine.
The NJ E. and Baptist sabbath-schools
enjoyed the annual picnic at AIcyon Park
on Wednesday.
s L Pancoast. ST., and William s. Har-
ker started on Friday for their annual fish
ing expedition to Barnegat and other points.
Henry RidgwaY, of Phila., spent Thurs
day with friends in town.
Mr. Joseph Evans and little daughter,
Hulda, attended the wedding of his sister,
Florence, at Mantua on Wednesday morn
ing.
Tomatoes are being carted to the station
this week in considerable quantities.
The old fashioned basket picnic at the
Iron Spring grove, on Thursday, was much
enjoyed by all who attended. The place
is rare spot for quiet, resttul outing.
Scientists from New York City visited
this place on Friday, in search of geologi-
cal specimens. Several valuable ones were
obtained and the parties expressed their
satisfaction and their intention to come
again.
Miss Katie Huseback recently received a
handsome Andral wheel as birthday gift
1t was very pleasant surprise.
Miss Ethel Clark. of Phila, is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. J. Abbott
The blackberry and huckIeberry are
making their annual appearance.
Oar churches were well attended on
Sunday though the day was hot and sultry.
Mr. E Holmes and family, of Clarks-
boro, visited relatives here on Wednesday
Principal Thomson and Frank Mounce
took wheeling trip on Tuesday to Will
mington, Del.
Raymond Lummis, of Camden, is spend
ing his vacation with acquaintances here.
Members of the ST. Stephens church
were shocked at news of the sudden death
Of Rev. E. Mock, of Glassboro, once pastor
Of this church for some time.
A white robin was captured at the home
of Charles Iredell few days ago and has
been viewed by several persons
Mr. and Mrs S. C. Fodd and Mr.. and
Mrs F. Williams, OF. Phila, were guests of
Mrs Rachel Bill on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. ". Il. Burning and wife. of BIT
Royal, were guests of Mrs Rachel Homer
on Sunday.
Miss Bertha Scott is visiting friends at
Merchantville.
Mr. Clifford Crispin, wife aud sons vii
bert and Alvin, of Sharptown, were guests
of Mr. William Summerill and wife on
Sunday.
Mrs Mary L. Richman returned to heT
home 10 Phila on Saturday
Mrs Hiram D shute spent Monday al
Frauklinvilie.
refreshing shower fell here on Monday
evening.
Mr.. James L summerill, of Woodstown.
visited his son William L. Summeriil ou
Friday.
George and Isaac Ecret, of Camden,
spent Sunday with their parents.
William Herr and Samuel Ridgway, OF
Camden, were among the wheeImen who
visited this town on Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Buzby, of Wenonab, is
visiting her sisters the Misses Croft
Mr. and Mrs Thompson Steward cele-
hrated the fifth anniversary of their little
daughter Lizzie on Saturday afternoon.
The little onesl present formed very happy
little company
The Epworth Lesgue Social held at the
home OF Mrs. Amanda Parker on Tuesday
evening, was a very satisfactory and en-
joyable occasion.
The Post excursion to Atlantic City on
Thursday, July 27,h, is anticipated with
much pleasure by our community from
year 10 year. An additional advantage and
pleasure is given this year in free en-
trance TO "Young's Pier" with its many
attractions.
Mr.. Carol Lippineott and wife, OF Phila i.
visited his parents on Sunday.
Mr.. John Dixon and little son, Of Phila..
are guests OF William Harker