Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-16
MULLIeA HILL.

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The weather, which has been slightly
cooler for few days past, has been great
relief to suffering nature.
Miss Lizzie Gaunt il enjoying the attrac-
lions Of Wildwood for a week
Dr. Laura Satterthwaite. Of Trenton.
and Mrs. Maggie Engle, Of Haddonfield,
were guests Of Mrs Anna Borton on Tues
day.
Rev Howard Conoyer is enjoying a visit
with relatives at burlington
Mr.. James Chattin, who has been il
feeble health for some time, rode into town
on Tuesday and called on old friends.
Members Of the NJ F. church are plan
ming for a harvest home, to be held ON the
church grounds Aug 25th. An occasion Of
that kind means much work and executive
| ability on the part Of the committees. and
also much enjoyment, socially, for all pat
ronizing it Our community IS q generous
one IN good cause.
a number Of our citizens have been en-
ioyiag the camp meeting term at Pitman,
some as temporary residents others for the
day only.
/ 5. 1. Paneoast, ST., spent Saturday and
ttouhe<1 at ~
Mr.. Charles Boon and Miss Florence
Boon. of Bridgeton, have been visiting
friends at this place
Those IN this vicinity desiring to take a
delightful excursion trip will be glad to
learn that Mr.. f. Flitciaft has arranged for
a special train leaving Mullica Hill and
going up the Hudson river and return that
evening, which will make it convenient for
our people in this locality Aug % is the
date fixed and the excursion viii comprise
views of the sky scrapers of New York
City, around New York Bay, under the
Brooklyn Bridge, old Castle Garden, then
up the Hudson giving view Of Grants
tomb and the world renowned palisades and
highlands, West Point and Newburg and
several other points Of interest. This is
one Of the most attractive routes the season
has yet offered
Harry jackson. Of Gloucester City is
among ttie sumner guests Of the town
Miss Lille Riyel wa= PIiIa visitor Oh
Monday
Joseph Hunsinger, young man aho has
been living in this vicinity for some time,
has entered the army.
Mrs. Elizabeth Petit, Of West l'hila.
and Mrs. Kate Savage, Of Wenonah, were
guests OF friends here ON Tuesday.
Friends picnic on Thursday was. as
usual, very delightful occasion. notwith-
standing the heat Cedar Grove. In which
the picnic has been held for years past. is a
model spot, where nature is found iii per
lection, unadorned and simRe. well cal
culated to lead the minds of the children
from. ma tI.t.a M, III. m f4tt.slie (.r.fI
Rev. ]. J. Davies and his estimable wife
have been entertaining their son, Nj. Vim.
Davies, and his family, of Phila
School children are beginning to realize
the flight and value OF time as they half
regretfully say Only two weeks from next
Monday until vacation ends and school
commences again. "
Our new boardwalk leading from the
station seems to satisfy the most severe Of
critics suggestive as it is Of neatness,
sstrength and comfort.
There are several sick ones in town just
now, but no very serious cases.
Charles Fullerton lost valuable COW
last week. It choked to death while try
ing TO eat a potato
William Gooden, of Jefferson, has been
supplying our town with some fine water
melons
The sweet potato crop promises to be
very good in this locality Cantaloupe are
abundant, but peaches are disappoint-
ment, being small and scarce.
Miss Emma Pine left home on Wednes-
day for visit to Long Branch.
A horse belonging to DR. S. F Ashcraft
was badly cut on the ankle by barbed wire
fence while grazing in meadow on Mon
day
Oscar Kirby, of Gloucester, has been
among visitors here for the past week