Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-26
MuI.LICA HILL.


Mrs. Howard Lummie and children, oil
Camden, have been guests of Mrs Rachel
Bill, for a few days.
1 MI and Mrs Karnstedt and three chil-
dren, of Philadelphia, are visiting the
brother OF Mrs. Karnstedt, Michael Mel
Der.
Carol Lippincott aud wife, of Phila-
ldelphis, were oyer-SundaY guests Of reia-
tives here.
William Gaunt, Of Paalsboro, was The
guest Of William s. Harker on Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Lloyd, aud Miss Bertha Scott
left home on Saturday for two week Z
sojoErn st Wildwood
John Atkinson. Of Darlington, Kentucky,
has been visiting relatives at his old home
here.
Workmen are engaged in putting up a
eubstantial railing on each side of the
causeway, as necessary protection, and
prior to the building OF the plank walk
for which the material is whiting on the
ground.
Mrs Elizabeth Cole and son, Charles
Cole, with her little daughter Ethel. OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs Edward
Stratton.
Harmon Ballinger and wife are enjoying
the sea breezes at Sea Isle City.
Mrs. Richard. Borton and children. Of
Camden, are &, siiDg the week with
relatives here.
Mrs. William Borton and little daughter
Thelma, are visiting Mrs. Thomas Borton.
Fayette Richman and wife, of Philadel-
phia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Brown on Saturday.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Stratton.
Lawyer Lafferty, of Atlantic City, has
been spending few days with his mother
at her pleasant home on East avenue.
John L. Mounce spent Sunday with
home friends here
"Cumberers of the Ground" will be the
topic at the Christian Endeavor meeting in
the Baptist church next Sunday evening
Allen G0oden, Of Jefferson. will be the
leader.
Joseph Merriel and his infant daughter
are both afflicted with the whooping
cough.
Mrs Mary Ridgway, mother Of County
Clerk Ridgway, WAS Frustrated by the
heat on Saturday, but is improving at this
writing.
Our main street is busy thorofare inst
now both day and night, with the constant
passing of wagons laden with produce,
some on their way to city markets, and
others to our crowded depot from which
eighteen car loads of potatoes and toma-
toes lett on Monday. fourteen of the former
q little better in price than last week.
Clinton Iredell of Woodbury., is having
his vacation, and he and Mrs. Iredell are
spending the time here with relatives and
friends, who enjoy seeing them ia their
midst again.
Mrs. Bnmm, of Philadelphia, has been
the guest of the Misses Wallace for few
days.
William Shute. one of the genial clerks
of the Union store, has been obliged to
tender his resignation on account of i'll
health, much to the regret of both direct
ors and patrons of the store. Mr.. Shute
has been an obliging and satisfactory CLERK
and leaves with az excellent record. Frank
e. Mounce has been appointed to fill the
vacant position.
Master Roy Laferty ia at Atlantic City
for few weeks outing,
The work Of painting and decorating
the Baptist church has been completed and
services will be held in the auditorium
again next Sunday morning. B. B, Ware.
of Bridgeton, and his associate workmen
performed the work, which is very artistic
and satisfactory.
Mrs. Abigail Dawson is enjoying her
summer residence at Pitman Grove.
Stone is being hauled from the north
side depot for the building of the new
bridge on Woodland avenue.
Mrs. Rachel Hopkins is among the sick
o,,oa az nor noftosxo a. I;t,,,ar fa-oxa