Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-03-22
MULLICA HILL.

| Mrs. Mary A. Kirby, Of Salem county is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Stratton.
Miss Lizzie Wallace is quite i'll at this
writing.
Raymond Lummis. of Camden, is the
guest of Mrs. Bill.
Joseph D. Evans and wife spent Sunday
at Mantua.
George Homer and wife. of Woodstown,
were guests of friends here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Vanaman, of Cape May. has been
visiting Miss Alinda Benezet.
Samuel Moore and wife are spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Walter s. Harley, of Brooklyn. New
York, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Stratton.
Quite crowd of guests and participants
were in attendance at the reception given
by the dancing class on Saturday evening.
j. Abbott and wife and little son, were
over Sunday guests of relatives at
Williamstown.
The weather during the past week,
Shamrock Day. included, has scarcely
been surpassed for unpleasantness, snow,
ice, sush and intense cold, rapidly sue
eeeding each other.
Jonathan Iredell has new horse which
is giving much satisfaction.
Mrs. Samuel Borton' has been very sick,
but has somewhat improved.
Mrs Emma Horner, of Long Branch, is
visiting relatives here.
John Shute has been much worse during
the past week, and is suffering greatly.
Several of his children have been with him
this week.
George Duell had the misfortune to fall
on the ice on Sunday. and break the
partially amputated arm. The fracture is
in charge Of Or. FL. FL. Carr.
The photographic entertainment given
by Huron Tribe, No. 50, o. r NJ, was
held on Friday evening, with very good
audience, considering the condition of the
weather. The proceeds amounted to about
fifty dollars.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills and daughter Maud,
are visiting friends at Bridgeton.
William Parker and family are spending
a few days in Camden county.
The annual reunion and social held by
the Christian Endeavor on Tuesday even
ing, was largely attended, and much en-
joyed by all present. The programme
comprising choice musical selections, and
some very attractive recitations was well
arranged and satisfactorily rendered.
Mrs. Ira Fox is seriously i'll at this time.
The pupils of Harmony School will hold
a "Lunch Basket Socialn in their school
room on Friday evening, March 30, pro-
ceeds for the completion of the organ fund.
Ice cream and cake will be furnished.
Every one was grateful on Tuesday
morning to find that the snow and ice had
vanished during the night, the air was
balmy, and the sun shining brightly.
William L. Copestick moved his family
into the Woodruff house on East avenue,
on Saturday.
On account Of the very stormy weather
on Thursday, Stokes Union postponed the
regular meeting which will be held March
20. Topic, Physical Culture"
Little Sarah Owen, of Clarksboro, Isl
visiting her grandparents, Benjamin and
Elizabeth Pancoast.
Truck raisers have been putting out
their onion sets, about two hundred bush
els of which were furnished by Rudolph
Benezet.
Mrs. Rachel Lippincott is spending few
days in Philadelphia.
At the recent NJ. E. Conference held at
Millyille. j. Fl. Mounce, of this place, was
among those appointed to elect delegates
to represent New Jersey at the general
Conference to be held at Chicago in May.