Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-02
MULLICA HILL.

| The moderate rain on Monday did a
great amount OF good in this locality.
Mrs. Rebecca Parker and daughter Anna
are spending the week with relatives at
Cape May.
Friends First Day school will picnic at
Cedar Grove August 7th.
Mrs. Rosanna Pine died on Tuesday
evening after painful and lingering i'll
ness of more than two years. The funeral
took place on Saturday morning.
The Misses Runyon, Of Piainaeld, are
guests Of Mrs Or. Brown.
William D. Rogers, Of Moerestown, was
the gasst Of relatiyes here over Sunday.
The marriage Of Mr.. Charles Hendlick-
son and Miss Lillian Picken, both of this
place, occurred on Saturday evening, July
2lst. Rev. Mitchell, of Swedesboro, per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Emma Brown, of Bridgeton, spent
Saturday with friends here.
Eugene Shute and wife, of Philadelphia,
attended the funeral of their aunt, Mira
Sbute, on Saturday.
White potatoes were selling at $1.50 at
our station on Saturday.
The electric storm on Wednesday was
unusually severe in this locality, streets
being strewn with the debris Of limbs
broken from trees, and quantities of unripe
fruit scattered the ground.
1t is said that over 2 500 quarts Of milk
are shipped each day from our station, some
of it to Camden, but the greater part to At
lantic City.
Thirteen little girls, pupils of Miss Bell
Owen, came to this place on Friday, on
their way to visit their teacher, who met
them at this station.
Hannah Griscom, of Moorestown, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rachel Lip
pincott.
The fishing party that left here for Port
Norris, on Monday, comprised the following
gentlemed Wilbert j. Duell, George w.
Madara, Winfield Sithens, William EVAN
Samuel II. Mounce, of this place, Prof.
Theodore Fleetwood, of Bridgeport Yer
non Clark, of Evan They returned on
Saturday, reporting very successful and
delightful trip.
The excursion of james S. Stratton Post
and Mt. Vernon Council on Wednesday
last was very successful one. A large
number attended and about eighty dollars
cleared by the venture Our people anti
cipate this trip to the City by the sea, each
year, and find it very enjoyable and bene-
fetal.
The KoIb bread now on sale at the
Union store appears to be we'll liked by its
patrons
Mrs. Alice Stratton has been on the sick
list for week past, but is improving at
this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar wsntzell and Mrs
Elizabeth Davis, of Camden, were over
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Avis.
Our newly painted station presents a
fine appearance in its new coat and trim
mings of attractive tints.
Miss Pierce, who has been spending some
time in Atlantic City, has returned to this
place.
William Carter, wife aud children, of
Woodbury., were guests of friends here on
Saturday.
Miss Alice Hazelton is spending the
week at Niagara.
The infant son of Warren Atkinson has
received the family name of John.
J. Harker Hazelton returned to his home
here on Monday afternoon after two months
in Philadelphia hospital.
Mrs. William Fox is at Pitman, propos-
ing to remain during the camp meeting.
Edgar Gaunt. of Florida, surprised bis
father, John Gaunt, by an unexpected visit,
after an absence of more than eight years.
A number OF our citizens are enjoying
the Grange Picnic at Alcyon to-day.
Misses Emma and Harriet Locke, of
Swedesboro, were guests of relatives here
on Wednesday.
a number of Epworthians from here at
tended the Annual Epworth League Rally
at Pitman to-day.
Several persons from this town attended
Friends monthly meeting at Woodstown
on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Brown entertained her
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Owen, on
Sunday.
Mrs. M. Lafferty has been quite sick for
several days but is conyaiescing.
Johe pill is at home for few days, the
.aasrv IN whic1- ~ in emnlnved being
closed on account OF the as.-.f ~ one n he
firm. - = =,
Mrs. Harry Ridgway and children, Of.
Phila,, are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Samuel Moore, who is visiting her
son at Hickory, North Carolina, has been
very i'll with severe attack of asthma
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