Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-23
MULLICA HILL.


Schools viii reopen ON Tuesday, Sept A.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Prickett, Of Mill
vile, have been wishing Mrs. Pickett IS
brother Joseph d. Evans
The new house on East avenue has been
enclosed and the work is rapidly progress
ing, under the skiliful management of
Architect Munyon Ii will be an additional
ornament to that quiet attractive street
Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Iredel and son
Mrs, Munyan viii spend week OF more at
that pleasant resort.
A very refreshing and much needed rain
fell here on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Kahn is dangerously i'll at this
writing.
An infant grandchild Of Alexander viii
Hanson was brought from Chester to this
place for interment on Monday
Master Raymond Lummis. Of Camden, is
the guest Of Mrs Rachel Bill
Miss Annie Colson, resident Of this
place for some time past has returned to
her former home at Woodstown
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Conley, OF Whining
ton, Del, We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Madara on Friday
William S Harker was Philadelphia
visitor on Wednesday
James Chattins sale Of household good;
occurred on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Kahn. of
Camden, are visiting relatives here
Miss Edna DUEL has been visiting her
er,-., no ,,o,, fx, Ia,
Jonathan Iredell has some extra fine
waternelons and cantaloupes
John D. Laiferty and family of Friend
ship, were guests of relatives here ON Sun
day.
L. Young, Of Philadelphia, is the guest
Of Charles Fullerton.
The W. c. T. e., Of this place, was rep
resented at the Pirman temperance rally on
Thursday
Charles Ridgway, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday here with his mother, Mrs Mary
A. Ridgway
The West Jersey Baptist Association will
convene at this place early in October
Miss Sadie Kerlin is spending the week
with friends at Hightstown.
Mrs David Borton, Mrs. Priscilla Hazel
ton, Mrs Anna Gaunt Mr. and Mss VIII
liam Iredel, Mrs. Samuel ITedelI, Miss
Lille Colson and Miss Lizzie Engle left
here on Monday TO attend Friends Confer
ence, at Chautauqua, \. "
Mrs. Stanton and son Edward and grand
son, Howard Stanton, OF Philadelphia, are
guests of Mrs Lafferty
~, $3.50 l..
time with friends here
Fourteen of our young people enjoyed a
fishing trip to Warrington's pond on Satur-
day. During the heavy storm that came
up in the afternoon they found the mill a
convenient and safe refuge,
The funeral Of William Folwell, a native
of-this place, occurred in Philadelphia on
Monday. The interment at Friends GENE
terry here
Services will be held in St. Stephen IS
church next Sunday afternoon, Aug. 26, at
3 O'Clock
George McKibbin, Of Bedford Springs,
Pa, has been visiting his sister, Mrs NJ
Lafferty
A large dog belonging TO Vim. Madciff,
while standing on the trestle work near the
mill, on Monday evening, was killed by the
g o'clock train, the head being entirely
severed from the body The Mastiff was a
large and handsome animal, and fayoFite
playmate Of the children
Mr. and Mrs John Ashcraft were Phila-
delphia guests on Monday.
Messrs Isaac and Nathan Lloyd have
been marketing some very fine grapes the
past week
George Smith and Samuel Iredell are
among the sick ones of the town
James White has crop Of very fine
peaches. They are large and beautiful in
coloring and of excellent flavor.
Mrs Hannah Brown, of Swedesboro, is
visiting her son, Joseph Brown.
Mrs DR. j. Ashcraft has two plants in
bloom iuit now that are 50 rare and beauti-
full as TO attract considerable NOTICE. The
tClerodendron is a very rare plant, bear
ing large leaves and clusters of small white
blossoms resembling roses, very delicate in
color and perfume. The other plant,
Brognaneia has a single large blossom,
with double pointed carolla, and of daz-
zling whiteness.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Turner and Mr.. S.
Denton, of Indiana; Robert Kean, John
Atkinson, Mr. Jester and wife, of Pauls-
bOro, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
G.. Atkinson on Sunday.