Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-05-16
MULLIcA HILL.


The delightful weather on Sunday was
well appreciated and enjoyed after the dull
and rainy days which preceded it,
Misses Beulah and Hannah Pancoast are
visiting friends in Clarksboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore have been
spending a few days in Philadelphia
Lydia and Harvey Ridgway, of Philada.,
have been visiting their grandparents,
Thomas and Anna Borton.
Mrs. E. Mills and little daughter Maud
left on Wednesday for their summer home
at Wildwood
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Mccormick, of Will
Jamestown, visited relatives here on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Mary Armstrong is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Isaac H. Lloyd and Jonathan Iredell es-
from wind and sand to be seventy-fve dol,
lars each.
Jacob Broschard has rented the property
of Mrs. Sarah Denelsbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Iredell were Phila
guests on Sunday.
Mrs. James Ecret and daughter May
spent Sunday with relatives in Camden.
Quite a number of Friends from this
place are attending yearly meeting in Phila
this week.
Mrs E. A. Corey and children, of Mary
land have been visiting Mrs. Corey's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Reece.
Next Sunday, May 10Th, the Epwortf
| League will observe the anniversary OF the
organization. The exercises will be hello
in the evening at the usual hour of meeting
A cordial invitation is extended the mem
bers and all others to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Mounce attended
the marriage of their son, John L. Mounce
to Miss Lizzie lizard, of Camden, on Sat
urday. The wedding took place at the
residence of the bride on Linden street,
Camden. Rev. Mr.. Humason, pastor o.
the Centenary church, performed the cere
mony. The young couple have the sincere
congratulations of many friends in thi:
the native place of Mr.. Mounce and il
which his boyhood was spent.
The friends of Mr.. Frank Moore gave
him birthday greeting on Thursday in thu
form of surprise visit. All present en-
| joyed the reunion.
Stokes Union has received a cordial in
vitation to attend meeting OF the Flower
Mission workers at Wenonah on May Goth
under the direction of Mrs. H. H. Clark
County Supt. of Flower Mission work.
Mrs. H. A. Baker, of Coatesville, VISITED
relatives here on Sunday.
The housekeeper and agriculturist art
among the busiest classes just now, unless
we accept the milliner, the dressmaker an(
the paperhanger.
The persons who were driving through
our town on Sunday with such speed an(
in very discreditable manner, need to b.
reminded of the respect due to themselves
to the town and community and to thu
Lords day. 1t is believed that they wer
not Of this neighborhood.
At the meeting of the school Board OF
Monday evening, held for the election o
teachers for the coming year, no change
were made.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of thi
place held its regular meeting on Thursda.
afternoon. The treasurer, Maud Mills
having left home for the summer, Mabe
Benezet was elected to fill the vacancy
Lewis Parker, secretary, not being able Il
attend, Bessie Heritage was elected to tina
position. We are pleased to learn that new
members are being added. 1t is grea
privilege to belong to the L. t. L. with I
devoted, capable leader.
Mrs. Henrietta Coles passed her ninety
second birthday on the 4th of this month
She is remarkably active, healthy person
very bright and cheerful and of excellen
memory.
The fine weather of late has brought tn,
bicycle into very general use again, ant
those who have mastered the wheel Cal
have many delightful outing of which
others must be deprived.