Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-26
MULLTCA HILL.

Miss Alice Moore has been visit ing her
sister at Cape May.
The proceeds Of the supper for the bene-
fit of the M. E. church amounted to fifty
four dollars. The repast was bountitul,
table decorations very pretty and dainty.
All denominations lent their patronage and
the unity and sociability that prevailed
were characteristic of this community.
Mrs. Lille Butcher and children have
been spending the week with the parents
Of Mrs. Butcher, Mr.. and Mrs David Bor-
ton.
Mrs Will Fox has been visiting her
mother at Atco.
Hannah and Lydia Evans, of Moorestown,
are guests of friends here.
William Evans and wife spent Sunday
with friends at Tioga, Pa.
The automobile which passed through
here on Sunday, attracted much attention,
and frightened several horses.
Service for the first Sunday after Easter
were held in st. Stephens church on Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred West is quite sick with the
grip, of which disease there are several
cases in this neighborho0d.
Charles McFadden now occupies the
vacant house on East Avenue.
A new wire fence, neatly painted, is an
additional attraction to the property of
Mrs. Samuel Moore on the corner of Main
and Woodland Avenue.
The dancing class have in anticipation
of of n
under the supervision of Prof Nathan
Francis.
A Union Gospel Temperance meeting
will he held in the Baptist church next
Sunday evening, April 18th. The meeting
will be addressed by Miss Kate Lunden,
native of SHeden. and protege of Fran
ces E Willard. The subject of the address
will be THE price Of Liberty"
Ira Fox has rented the north side of the
schwebel property, recently vacated by the
Misses Wallace.
The TRANSFORMATION machine used at
the tOld Maids Convention here was re-
turned last Friday. It is an ingenious
piece of mechanism constructed by S. H.
Mounce for that especial occasion. It was
afterwards used at Swedesboro, Woods
town and Salem, at all of which places it
afforded the large audiences much amuse-
ment.
The schools Of the township are prepar-
ing programs for the observance of Arhor
Day, on Friday. The parents should make
an effort to attend for the encouragement
of teachers and pupils
Third and fourth degrees were conferred
upon several members of the Grange on
Tuesday evening.
As there was no remonstIance filed
against the granting of franchise for the
lighting of our streets by the Harrison
Electric Company. we may hope for a con-
tinuance of well lighted streets.
measuring party" will be held at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Colson, on Satur-
day evening, April %, for the benefit of
the W. G. T. q.
Miss May Ecret spent Sunday at home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen, of Williams
town, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Abbott on Sunday.
Mrs. Stanton and grandson Toward, of
Phila., are guests of Mrs. Lafferty.
J. Harker Hazelton has taken a position
in the store of Mccormick & Turner at
Wen0nah.
Miss Anna Parker has been entertaining
her friend, Miss Bertha Carlin, of Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colson returned on
Saturday from pleasant three days trip
to Washington.
Miss Alice Hazelton entertained several
Of her pupils at her home on Saturday.
The happy little company comprised the
following Misses Nellie, Grace and Rita
Ireland, Anna Buck, Hannah Heritage,
Ethel Smith, of Williamstown, and Miss
Anna Hazelton, Of this place.
Misses Beulah and Hannah Pancoast
were suddenly called away from home On
Sunday evening by the illness of their
sister, Mrs. Thompson, of Salem.
Mrs Alice Stratton returned home on
Friday after visit with relatives in Salem.
Samuel Smith, of Phila agent for Nc
Cormick machines, visited this town on
Saturday.
Quarterly meeting services were held in
the M. &. church last Sunday morning
The sacred rite of baptism will take
place in the Baptist church on Sunday,
May 9Th.
Mrs Howard Thomas, of Camden. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen.
Mrs. Benjamin Leach and little son of
Vineland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Thompson.
The twenty fourth anniversary of Mt
Vernon Council, Jr. o U. A. NJ, was held
in Parker's Hall on Friday evening. large
number being present. State Councillor
Maurice A. Rogers, and Rev. ]. B. Whit
ton, Of Florence, N. J., addressed the
meeting. Miss Margaret Davies. ae-
companied by Leslie Armstrong, discoursed
some very sweet music. which all eDjoyed
greatly. Three hundred persons parto0k
of the refreshments served, which consisted
Of ice cream, cake Of all kinds, bananas
and raisins.