Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-03-01
MULLICA HILL.
Monthly Meeting of Friends was held
here on Wednesday.


Monthly Meeting of Friends was held
here on Wednesday.
Mrs Albert Parker. and son Harold, of
Cape May, retui ned home on Monday
morning after spending few days with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Haines and children
of Clarksboro. visited here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Evans, of Mantua,
spent Thursday with his brother Joseph
Evans aud family.
Miss May Ecret, of Williamstown, spent
Sunday with her parents.
The cold wave on Saturday night seemed
surprise, although the papers had pre-
dicted its arrival Few persons were seen
on our streets on Sunday. but several
braved the cold, and the exposing walk
across the valley to attend church.
Collins Shiveler lost valuable horse on
Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Ridgway and little son, Har-
vey, of Philadelphia, have been spending
few days with her parents, Thomas and
Anna Borton.
Samuel II. MOunce shipped a wheat
steamer to France, on Saturday, in response
in that country.
Mrs Sarah Young, one of the teachers at
Sea Isle City, spent couple of days with
relatives here during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Ridgway celebrated
the forty second anniversary of their we'd
ding on Friday, Feb. 16.
S. l. Pancoast, Sr., attended the memoir
ial services, recently held at Trenton, in
honor of the lamented Vice President Ho-
bart.
Several visitors from Clarksboro attended
day evening, undaunted by the inclement
weather.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the meeting Of the Board of Agriculture
on the afternoon of Monday, March 5.
The marriage of Mr.. George F. Madara,
and Miss Sadie Hubbard, both of this place,
occurred on Tuesday afternoon, at Auburn.
Rev. VIM. Tomlin performing the cere-
mony. The worthy young couple have the
sincere congratulations and the best wishes
of all the friends in this vicinity.
Miss Laura Firman is spending the week
in Wilmington.
Joseph D. Evans was among was among
the purchasers at the recent horse sale at
Evans.
Mrs. Hannah P. COson is very sick at
the home of her daughter in MOorestown.
At the recent annual meeting of the Ep-
worth League, the following officers were
elected President, Rev. J. H. ConOver !;
First Vice President, Mr.. ]. Abbott; I'd
Vice President Mrs Emma Fox Third
Vice President, Miss May Ecret Fourth
Vice President, Miss Sue StrattOn Secre-
tary, Mrs. Howard Pidgeon Treasurer,
Parker Hurf; Superintendent of Junior
League, Mrs C. NJ Conover.
S. L. Pancoast Jr., arrived at his home
here from Florida, on Saturday, just in time
to meet the cold wave and realize the diff
ference in climate.
The Republican caucus meeting will be
held in the Town Hall, next Saturday,
March 3d. 1t looks as though it might be
d puzzling matter to know how TO vote for
Collector, the three candidates being SO
much on an equality in regard to qualif
cations, merit and popularity.
Harry Hearing and Messrs John and
Alfred Brown, of Pennsylvania, were
guests OF William Evan on Sunday.
The pond is again frozen over and skaters
are once more enjoying the delights of
skating.
Mrs. r Pine has some calla lilly plants
that have distinguished themselves for
several years in regard to bloom. This
winter nine handsome buds have already
expanded
There are some new cases of "pink eye"
in the vicinity, also Of prevailing sore
throat.