Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-28
MULLICA HILL.

Mr.; and Mrs. William Colson were visi-
tors at Moorestown ON Friday.
Miss Mabel H. Brown entertained the
Euchre Club on Saturday evening.
Mrs. DR.. S. F. Ashcraft has been visiting
her sister at Lansdowne, Pa
Mrs. Charles Fullerton has been spending
few days with relatives in Philadelphia.
Stacy l.. Pancoast, Jr, left home last
week for trip to Mexico, purposing to
spend some time in the City Of Mexico and
to visit several other points of interest
Jacob L. Mounce was Philadelphia
visitor over Sunday.
On Tuesday evening the Grange conferred
third and fourth degrees upon the eleven
members initiated the previous week
Mullica Hill Grange is said to be the largest
branch i'll the State, with an ever-increasing
membership.
Mrs Jonathan Iredell is quite sick with
the grip.
The meeting Of the County Board of Ag-
riculture, in Patrons hail. next Monday
afternoon, promises to be one of especial
interest.
Harmony school has been closed this
week on account of the illness of the teach
er, Miss May c. Moore.
Nathan S. Lloyd is again candidate for
member of the Township Committee, and
as he has filled the position in very salts
factory manner and is a popular citizen, it
is altogether probable that he will be the
winner.
Mrs. S. Roberts returned home Wednes-
do 4,,-r, 81, IL,
delphia.
Mrs. Rebecca Parker has been spending
few days with her son at Cape May.
The project in reference to securing some
reliable protection against fire in this place
meets with hearty approval throughout the
community, and all are relieved to know
that the initiatory steps have been taken.
There was very satisfactory attendance at
a meeting recently held for the purpose.
Messrs. Rudolph Benezet, S. L. Paneoast,
VIM. F. Iredell, Thomas Borton and John
A. Ballinger, all representative men, were
appointed to ascertain the cost of water
works plant to the town.
William Davies, son of Rev. j. S. Davies,
who has been spending some time with his
parents here, returned last week in inn
proved health to his home in Philadelphia.
The snow storm on Friday afternoon was
very sudden in its appearance and of short
duration, but the ground was white in an
Incredible short space Of time.
S. L. Pancoast, ST., has sold the last Of
his building lots on East avenue to VIM. A.
Costello, who purposes building there in
the future.
Representatives from the Gloucester
County W. G. T. T. executive meeting at
Woodbury. on Thursday.
Mrs. F. B. Ridgway is reported among
the sick ones.
There are clubs and clubs and the mos
recently organized in our town is the South
End Gun Club, with the following mem
bers: Joseph White, Lewis Bittle, Christie
pher Morgan, S. Fl. Mounce, Philip Wala
man, George w. Anderson, VIM. Norman
r. E. Costello, VIM. Shute, Vim. Streeper
Jr. George Anderson was appointed cap
tain and Joseph White secretary and treas
urer.
Appropriate exercises were held in oul
schools on Washington's birthday. Essay
were witten and read by the pupils, enliv
ened by patriotic musical selections.
One of the latest improvements now il
contemplation is the opening of new
street, to run from the end of East avenu,
out to Swedesboro avenue. Plans are alsc
maturing for the erection of Roman Cath
Ollie church.