Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
MULLICA HILL.


j Services were held in the lecture room
of the Baptist church on Sunday. on ac-
count Of repairs that were being made in
the upper room.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Iredell. of Wood
bury, spent the Fourth with their parents.
Misses Frances and katherine Ridgway,
of Pittsburg, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Nathan Lloyd.
Mrs. Rudolph Benezet and children are
spending the week with relatives at Black
wood.
The Union Store delivery wagon pre-
SCENTS q fine appearance 10 its new garb;
the work WAS done by William Evans.
Mr.. w W. Tracy, of Washington, has
been spending few days in this place.
Miss Geraldine Buzby, of Swedesboro.
has been the guest Of Mrs. Poinsett during
The past week.
Mullica Hill Lodge, No. s4, K. of r.
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year Chancellor Commander,
Peter S. Scott Vice Chancellor, Michael
Melber; Prelate, Harry Norman; Master Of
Work. S. l. Armstrong; Master at Arms,
]. NJ Hoffman; Inner Guard, Geo. Walters;
Outer Guard, John French.
Address Ridgway, of Camden, visited
his mother, Mrs. Mary Ridgway, on We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Chattin and
child, of Philada., spent the Fourth with
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Iredell and son were
Woodstown visitors on Wednesday.
William Harker entertained on the
Fourth, MI. and Mrs. Harrison Stratton
and daughter Alice. OF Phila., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Acton of Salem
Miss Lydia FoIwell entertained the
Tennis Climb on the afternoon of the Fourth
All present enjoyed the occasion.
The intensely warm weather of the past
week was very much felt by all, but es-
peeially by the hay makers and others en-
gagged in field work Several were over
come by the heat of the sun and obliged
to remain under shelter for time. A
partially cloudy day on Monday was
great relief
Thomas Williams died on Saturday
morning after long and suffering illness.
The funeral took place on Tuesday The
deceased was we'll known in this locality
aud a respected and loyal citizen.
The second morning train to Philada.
leaves here now at s 05.
Miss $. Lafferty was among the Philada
guests on Saturday.
Wednesday, July 25 is the date arran-
ged for the annual excursion of James S
Strstton Post, G. A. R. to Atlantic City.
Mt. Vernon Council, Jr 0. q. A. NJ. will
unite with the Post this year. The train
will leave here at O'Clock. Tickets as
usual, 81 90 for adults, children zoe.
Knights of Golden Eagle excursion will
leave here for Atlantic City August 9th
Those from this place who attended the
combined Sunday-school excursion to
Ocean City yesterday, report very plea
SAINT and successful time.
Jr. o. U. A. M has elected the following
officers for Mt Vernon Council :-Coun-
cilor, N Batten; Vice Councillor, J. White:
Recording Secretary, j. c. Hazelton; Asst
Recording Secretary, Z. A. Mankin; Finan-
ciai Sec'y, George Reece; Treasurer, NJ F.
Parker; Conductor, R. Richman; Warden,
A. ShiYeler Inside Guard, j. French; Ont
side Guard, J. Mccormick; Trustee, J.
Dilks; Representative to Funeral Benefit
Association, Harry Orens; Junior Past
Councillor, George Madara.
Mrs. William Fox is visiting friends in
Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ecret, of Camden,
and brother Isaac Ecret spent the Fourth
with their parents here.
A Maltese cat entered st. Stephen 3
church on Sunday and not being seen, was
locked up until Tuesday evening, when
some young ladies passing heard its pit
eous cries and liberated the prisoner.
Mrs. George Gaunt is quite sick at this
writing.
There was large attendance at the
Grange on Tuesday evening.