Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-12
MULLICA HILL.

James Chattin, one of our oldest and
best known citizens, is quite sick at this
writing.
DR.. John Ashcraft and Mrs. Ashcraft
were Phila. guests on Thursday.
Lucins g. Atkinson has been spending
several days in New York.
County Superintendent Of schools VIM.
Eldridge visited Harmony school on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Rachel Lippincott spent Friday
and Saturday in Phila.
Misses Lille H. CoIson and Mabel Brown
visited friends in Camden on Saturday.
There are still some cases of pink EYE
among the school children.
Mrs. John Reece is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Corey, in Maryland.
April showers have been somewhat
scarce up to this date, and gar
dens are beginning to need rain and streets
are unusually dusty.
Miss Margaret Bill spent Friday and
Saturday in Phila.
During the past week, Warren Atkinson
has shipped some fine asparagus.
The committee on the proposed gravel
road from Jefferson to the county line,
made tour of the course through this
place on Wednesday
Misses Gertrude Dunlap and Bertha
BalliDger, of Phila., visited friends here
on Sunday.
Several Easter parties are in anticipation
in this vicinity.
Mics Raotab ua;nas 81 A;ot.foto.. 4; al
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Ballinger.
Mr..and Mrs. Michael Melber and child
rem spent Sunday with relatives in Phila.
Veteran George DueIl, who has recently
suffered SO much from a broken arm, is
reported more comfortable and doing W ell
A chicken supper will be held in the
town hall this Thursday evening for the
benefit of the NJ E.. church. Ice cream
and cakes will also be for sale.
Misses Edna Clark, of New York, and
Florence Luffbarry, of Glassboro, have
been visiting Mrs. ]. Abbott.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bor-
ton sympathize with them in the loss of
their little daughter Mildred, whose death
occurred from measles, in Phila. The
funeral took place from Friends meeting
house here on Friday merning.
The new horse of Jonathan Iredell,
which was SO satisfactory, is very sick and
under the treatment of DIR. Dilks.
The marriage of Miss May Clay Pool, of
this place, and Mr.. Worrel, of Glassboro,
took place here on Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Poole, nncle of the
bride. Rev. Il. j. Con0ver performed the
ceremony in the presence of number of
friends. The bride was the recipitant of
a number of beautiful and useful gifts.
Mrs. Conover played the wedding march
The young couple will reside at GlassborO.
They have the congratulations and best
wishes of all their friends for a prosperous
and happy future.
The primary department of the Union
school, Miss Copestick's room, has fifty
children enrolled.
Miss Edith Darby of Plainfield, is the
guest of the Misses Hazelton.
The firm of S. L. Pancoast sold oyer
three hundred tons Of fertilizer and fer
tilizing material during the past month.
Miss Alice Hazelton entertained several
Of her young friends on Monday evening.
Mr.. Lawrence Locke, of Swedesboro,
called ON relatives here on Tuesday.
Edward Lewis and sister, Miss Sadie FL.
Lewis, of Mantua, visited relatives here on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. E. Deuel., of Amherst, Mass.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George,
Pine
The teacher and pupils Of Harmony
Academy are very happy over the posses
sion Of handsome Estey organ. which was
placed 10 their school room on Tuesday.
The combined efforts of teacher and child
rem have secured the instrument and Miss
Moore desires to express her thanks
through the medium Of the press, to the
patrons of the school and others in the
community for substantial and willing aid
rendered Ia the purchase ot the organ.