Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-06-01
MULLICA HILL.

Misses Alice Bugbee and Helen Gar
wood, of Williamstown, were guests OF
Miss Martha Lippincott on Friday.
The new barn of Edward Burning is
said to be very fine building of the
kind.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts is visiting in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson, of Camden
were Sunday guests of Wilbert Duell.
Several persons from here took bicycle
ride to Bridgeport on Friday evening to at
tend the commencement exercises of Logan
Township. They report very delightful
and entertaining occasion.
Miss Bertha Carlin, Mr.. Borden, of Cam
den and DR.. Charles ReiDig, of were guests
OF Miss Anna Parker on Sunday.
The funeral of Miss Ella Sharp was held
at her residence in Camden on Friday, in
torment at Baptist cemetery here on that
day Miss Sharp was native of this place
and had number of friends and acquaint-
ances in this home Of her childhood
The bicycle parade, on Saturday evening
made quite a brilliant disnlay, and was
mu.h admired. The wheels looked very
pretty.
The rite of Baptism was administered in
the Baptist Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole, of Phila., have
been spending few days with Mr.. Joseph
Cole.
Mabel Ashton entertained few of her
little friends on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore entertained
party of theii old friends and neighbors
on Friday evening. Among them were
Messrs Edward North, Harry Dreby, Mrs.
Fannie Kahn and Miss Huldah Webber, OF
Sewell: Mr. Alonzo Wood, Miss Ada Chew
OF Pitman; Mr.. Robert Sethenridge. of
Phila Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward Chew.
Misses Eva, Hannah and Alice Kirkbride.
Sallie and Gertie Pope, Messrs Edward
Pope and Joseph Lewis, of Barnsboro. A
delightful evening and memorable straw
ride.
The annual convention of Harrison and
South Harrison township Sabbath Schools
was held in Friends Meeting House. on
Thursday evening with fair attendance.
The reports from the different schools were
very encouraging, especially from Rich
wood where the young men of that loc.lity
all attend Sunday school, Harrisonville
has an average attendance of 80 out of an
enrolment OF SO Very interesting re-
marks were made by Rev. j. J. Davies and
others Rev. J. II. ConoVer spoke on the
Sabbath and Secular schools, and the quail
locations requisite in teacher. If the
leaders in sabbath School work realized
the Inspiration given By encouraging re-
ports each would prepare a correct and
prompt statement of the respective schools.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Abbott spent Sunday
with friends at GlassboTo.
Stokes Union will hold the next regular
meeting, June 6th, when the Annual
Flower Mission Day will be observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James sweeten, of Ped.
ricktown, have been visiting old friends
and acquaintance here.
About forty persons have united with
the newly organized Daughters of
Liberty"
Memorial Day was observed in a aujet
orderly and very appropriate manner.
Flags adorned many dwellings throughout
the town, and flowers and boquets were
borne by loving hands to the cemeteries
from early morn, throughout the day.
Men were IN holiday attire and a Sabbath
martial music throughout the town bear
ing "Old Glory aIoft, and visited each
grave yard, decorating the mounds of
soldiers with wreaths and boauets, after
which they repaired to the town hail
to enjoy the exercises there. Mr. George
Hughes of Woodbury., addressed the audi
ence, and his stirring appropriate remarks
aroused patriotic feeling in the hearts of
all present The Baptist choir furnished
the music, which was especially enjoyed
by all present. Selections were beautiful
and appropriate and very we'll rendered.
Principal Thomson gave some of his
pupils very pleasant and instructive out
ing on Saturday by escorting them to the
Commercial Museum" Phi There were
seventeen in the party, which included al
so Principals Batten of Jefferson, and
Stratton of Redwood.
Mr.. Hiram Sbute brought his bride
home few days since, and on Friday
evening were welcomed by serenaders who
were kindly received and treated to re-
freshments, after which they quietly de
parted. Mr.. and Mrs Shute have the
congratulations and best wishes of the
community.
Mrs. Lizzie Smashy and son Willie have
been visiting friends in Pottstown, Pa.
Teachers and pupils are practicing for
Children's Day Services.
A large audience assembled in the M. f.
church on Sunday evening, when the vet
Grams attended and were addressed by Rev
IL. q. COnoYer, Pastor of the church.