Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-14
MULLICA HILL.


William Dunn Of Moorestown,
visited relatives here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Acton; Of Salem, spent few
days with hermother, Mrs. Alice Stratton,
during the week.
Persons from all parts Of the county and
fram adjoining counties, attended the sale
'of Jonathan lrcdell on Wednesday,
Notwithstanding the prophecies announce
ing mild Winter, we have had some
intensely cold weather mud Ice haa been
abundant.
Mrs. Willard Parker aud Miss Cora
Parker are among the many grip victims OF
the town.
Mrs, Mary A, Kirby, Of woodatown, h
visiting relatives IN this place.
Tho "Danoe Social will be held In the
town hall Saturday evening, Feb, 10TH
Miss Emily Croft left home on Saturday
for IN extended visit with her sister, Mrs
G. Buxby ut Wenonah.
Mrs. Sarah Edwards, of Woodstown, Il
spending the week with friends here.
Mrs. Rebecea Lippincott and daughter
entertained several OF their friends al
dinner on Saturday.
The Lewis shops at Jefferson have been
rented by T. A. Dickinson Of this place,
who proposes to move there in short time
and commence business in what was
formerly thriving wheelwright and black
smith centre.
James Dougherty has contracted for the
placing of electric lights in his residence
Samuel H. Mounce is doing the work.
Joel Borton, of Woodstown was visitor
here on Wednesday.
The Daughters Of Liberty will hold 9
special district meeting in this place on the
evening of Feb. 18th. The district com
prises the councils at Elmer, Paulsboro
Clayton, Glassboro, Swedesboro and Mullica
Hill.
Howard Folwell, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with friends at home.
The funeral of Mrs. Kier took place Oh
Monday Services were held in the Bap-
fist church, interment being in the adjoin-
ing cemetery.
The sale of Frank Care on Friday was
well attended and fair prices were realized
Some dishonest persons present stole plush
carriage robe belonging to Nathan S. Lloyd
and blanket and double pair Of lines from
Frank Carre Efforts are being made to
secure the thieves.
On Friday evening last some Of the neigh
bors and friends of James Ecret gave him
sixth birthday.
Mrs. James Dougherty was Philadel-
phia visitor on Monday
Grip cases seem to be ON the increase at
this time, as some persons are having the
second attack of the season.
The fair weather on Sunday was boon
to church goers.
The regular meeting of the Social Euchre
Club was held at the home of the Misses
Scott last Saturday evening.
William Madkiff filled the ice house of S.
L. Pancoast on Monday.
The Harrison Township Horse Protective
Association held its annual meeting on
Monday afternoon, Feb 4th, when the
following elections were made for the pres
ent year: President, Joseph J. Brown vice
Pres, Joseph W. Moore Sec'y, VIM. HI.
Munyan Treas, DR.. S. F. Ashcraft Di.
rectors, Joseph J. Brown, Edmond T. Ridg-
way, John Gaunt, Joseph w. Atkinson,
George H. Horner, Aaron B. Somers. No
horse has been stolen since the association
was organized three years since.
Rev. H. J. Conover was called to Lum-
berton on Monday to preach the funeral
sermon Of former parishioner.
Mrs. Joseph Iredell is visiting friends in
Camden.
Samuel White is at home quite sick with
tonsilitis. n
Mrs. William Fox is visiting her mother
at Atco.
The sale of Norton Woodruff on Tuesday
was quite largely attended. The very cold
weather recently has rendered it rather I'M
pleasant for those compelled Ssnu-~sSain Sal
of doors at the frequent sales in this To-
cality.
John Gaunt held sale of household
goods on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Meley, of Swedes-
boro, were guests of friends here on Mon
day.
William Liberty was so unfortunate as
to have one of his feet badly injured one
day last week, by the falling Of heavy log
upon it. The injury has been extremely
painful but is now doing well under the
skillful treatment Of DIR. S. F. Ashcraft.
The children and grandchildren of Mrs.
Emma Parker rendered her pleasant sur
prise on Monday in honor of her birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Parker is now visiting
her granddaughter in Camden.