Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-25
MULL1CA HILL.
Miss Eliza Kirkbride is visiting friends

Miss Eliza Kirkbride is visiting friends
in Marlton.
DR.. Samuel Ashcraft has been quite sick,
but his numerous friends and patients in
the community will be very glad and
greatly relieved to know that he is conva-
lescing.
Davis Bassett of Marlton, was the guest
of Stacy L. Pancoast on Thursday.
Jonathan Batten and daughter May, of
Swedesboro, visited relatives here on Satur-
day.
The sale on the premises of the late
Samuel Ashcraft, on Thursday last, was
said to have been the largest ever held in
this vicinity Stock and farming utensils
brought very satisfactory prices.
The death of Henry Chew, who had beer
very i'll for some weeks, with pneumonia,
occurred on Friday morning; the funeral
took place on Monday morning from the
M. E. church, burial at Mantua.
Miss Sadie Lewis, of Mantua, was the
guest of Miss Sara Hazelton on Sunday.
Miss Mabel H. Brown is visiting friends
at ClarksborO.
Miss Lizzie Hunt, Of Auburn, is spend
ing the week with Miss Margaret Bill.
Clark Gardiner has rented the farm of
Samuel Ashcraft, deceased. and will re-
move thereon in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Fox are enjoying a
bridal trip to Fair Haven.
Master Oscar Lummis. of Camden, is
spending few days with friends here.
Mrs. Anna Borton spent Sunday with
her daughter in Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Evans has rented the Jessup
lots at the north end of the town.
Complaints are made that there are SO
few houses in town to rent, especially tho e
suitable for small families.
Mrs Keither of Penna is the guest of
her daughter Mrs. DR.. S. F. Ashcraft
Thomas Brown, of Philadelphia, re-
turned to our town for short stay, on
Monday.
Mrs. Myra Evans has been spending a
few days in Phila.
Thomas Batten has rented the Engle
property now occupied by Charles Ton
kins.
The REVIVAL services in the NJ. E church
still continue. with undated interest.
Several have protested conversion, and
others are seeking. These meetings are an
opportunity, help and an inspiration to
all who attend them.
A surprise visit was given James C
White, In celebration of his birthday
anniversary on Thursday evening. The
following persons were present: Mr. and
Ms. Samuel Iredell, Mr.. and Mrs John
Wurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. White, Mr..
and Mrs. James @. White, Misses Blanche
Somers, Lizzie Kincaid, Lima Nicholson
Carrie and Georgiana BatteD, Anna Balm
ger, Rena Avis, Mariana and Lucretia
White, Messrs. George Pimm, Howard
Dilkes, Allen Madara, Charlie Dufield
Nathan Batten, Harry Weatherby, Alvin
Black, Richard Semers, Leon Atkinson
James Bill, George Wurst. A very de-
lightful evening was spent in music, games
and conversation, while all enjoyed the
deliC ate refreshments served.
Joseph T. Carter was delegate to State
Board of Agriculture at Trenton last week
Thomas Borton and NJ. Lizzie Gaunt at.
tended Burlington County Pomona Grange
at Moorestown on Tuesday.
Miss May Ecret spent the day with hel
parents on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Simmermsn, of Williams
town is visiting her daughter Mrs. ]. Alb
bott
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Union store Company
was held in Harmony Club room Cd Mon.
day afternoon. The following director:
we're elected for the ensuing year: -Presi
dent of the board, John Gaunt; Secretary
Thos. Borton Manager and Treasurer, w
L Copestick VIM. Colson, VIM. Horner
Joseph Chatham, S. l.. Pancoast, Sr. The
store starts on the new year with the same
courteous, efficient clerks, j. Abbott and
James Bill
A meeting of the Board of Education
was held on Tuesday evening.