Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-03-08
MULLICA HILL.


Mrs. Joshua Haines and little daugh ter
Miriam, and Miss Blanche Wilson, of Cam
den, were guests of Miss Alinda Benezet
on Sunday.
Robert Dawson, Of Glassboro, was in
town on Monday.
Samuel Allen, of Phila., visited his par.
ents here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Abbott we're Glassboro
visitors on Saturday.
Walter Jones moved his family to this
vicinity from Phila on Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Moore is quite sick at this
writing.
The mild. lovely weather on Sunday was
well appreciated after the severe weather
preceding il.
Engineer Fox spent Sunday in Bridge
ton with his parents.
Miss Tamsen Cole is spending a few
days with relatives in Phila.
Rebecca Parker and daughter Anna
were Phila. guests on Friday.
Miss Clara Avis has been visiting friends
in Wenonah.
George Smith, who was reported very
i'll last week, has improved and is around
again.
Charles MeFadden moved back to this
town from Glassboro, on Tuesday. into the
Isaac Lippincott property.
Burglars entered the house Of George
Waters, Jr, on Friday, during the absence
OF the occupants. and stole two good suits
of clothing. On the night of the same day,
an attempt was made TO enter the dwell
linz of tkf.e
were frightened away on learning that the
inmates were awake and on the alert.
Mrs. Ellen Stooy, of Camden, who has
been visiting her sister, Miss Kirkbride,
returned home on Friday.
The euchre socisl at the residence of
Aaron Somers, 90 Friday evening proved
TO be very pleasant affair, much enjoyed
by all present.
The introductory days of March were
characteristic of the clustering, storming
month.
While Charles TOnkins was assisting in
loadiDg some logs on Thursday, log fell
and badly fractured his ankle. The young
man has the sincere sympathy of many
friends in this very unfortunate accident.
Mrs. Samuel Silver, of Clayton, was the
gnest Of relatives here on Sunday.
Stokes Union held an interesting meet
ing on Thursday afternoon in the interests
! Of the Union Sigualn and Press Depart
ment.o The Superintendent of the Press,
in her remarks, said that of the 294 papers
published in New Jersey, 158 open their
| columns to temperance matter, gain of
% during the year The columns of the
Philadelphia Ledger are open to our reports
and competent reporters therefrom often
sent to our conventions The next meet
ing will be held March Is.
Services will be held in the st. Stephens
| Episcopal church next Sunday afternoon.
These services are held on the second and
fourth Sundays of each month.
William s. Harker returned home Mon
day after an extended trip to Florida His
family and friends welcome him gladly
after his long absence
Union store windows present a very at
tractiye display OF Spring dress goods.
An unusually large audience filed the
Hall at the meeting Of the Board of Agri-
culture on Monday afternoon, many ladies
being present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church was held at the home of Mrs. Dn-
Bois on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sophie Fletcher and two children. of
Salem, were guests of Mrs. Michael Melber
on Saturday.
The Republican Caucus meeting on Sat
urday resulted in a denomination of
officers, with the addition of Ira Cole as
Collector.
The following officers have been elec ted
to serve in the Baptist Snnday-school: =
Superintendent, Rudolph Benezet Asst
Supt., Samuel H. Mounce Secy., Joseph
White. Jr.; Treas, Isaac Lloyd librarian
George Reese; organist, Miss Margaret
L. Dayies; Asst. organist, Miss May G.
Moore.