Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-27
MULLIcA HILL.

Summer weather has come at last, but
tempered with cool morning and evening
breezes.
John Bill is spending brief vacation at
home, after his recent Western trip His
many warm friends here were happy to
welcome his return AMONG them.
Miss Sarah Hazelton, Collins and Anna
Hazelton were visitors to Willow Grove on
Wednesday,
Frank Moore has a very sick horse.
Miss Ida Barr left home on Wednesday
for an extended visit to Wildwood.
Miss Emeline Rublee, of Lakeport, New
Hampshire, has been the guest of Miss
Deborah Stratton during the past week
Misses Lizzie and Jane Wallace are both
quite sick at this writing.
Joseph Moore has been elected treasurer
of Gloucester County Constable's Detective
Association.
The marriage of DIR. Howard Dillxes and
Miss George Shiveler took place on We'd
nesday evening, June 10, at their waiting
home in North Mullica Hill. Rev. J..
Conover was the officiating Clergyman. The
young couple have the best wishes OF many
friends in this community for happy
prosperous life.
Miss Minnie Horner, Of Camden, has
been visiting Mrs. Conover.
The strawberry is growing somewh t
scarce, and commands good prices. Benz.
Pancoast has had a fine crop, also Parker
Steward, and VIM. Gooden, of Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs Brant and child, of Penn
sylvania have been the guests of Mrs. DIR.
S. F. Ashcraft.
Miss Earle and Miss Darby, of Plain
field, are visiting Miss Alice Hazelton.
The regular meeting of Stokes Union was
held on Thursday afternoon, topic con-
sidered Physical Culture, and "Heredi-
tary Influences" Loyal Legion assembled
at four o'clock instructed by their leader,
Miss Deborah III. Stratton. The next
meeting will be held on Wednesday after
noon, July 3, at three O'Clock, when the
topic will be christian Citizenship" This
date has been selected because the following
day being our Nations Anniversary Many
of the members will find it impossible to
attend the Union.
A substantial new bridge over the mill
dam has been completed, and travel on the
Glassboro road has been resumed.
Monthly meeting Of Friends was held
here on tuesday, number OF persons
from neighboring towns being present.
The A. B. G. party from Swedesboro, who
heralded their coming in rather a mysteri-
Gus and novel manner in visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton Woodruff, on Saturday even
ing, had delightful social time, and also
enjoyed the dainty refreshments served. 1t
was surprise of new type.
The serenade given Mr.. and Mrs. DR.
Dilkes on Friday evening was very lively
and emphatic one, and number of his
friends and neighbors mingled with the
crowd, and enjoyed the scene.
| Messrs Harker, Colson and Pancoast
returned on Saturday evening from theil
| trip to Buffalo, and expressed their enjoy
ment of what they saw at the Pan-Ameri
can.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Horner, of Woods
town, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Borton on Tuesday
The Baptist Sunday school will unite
with the combination picnic to Ocean City
in July.
Ramona Berger, Of Washington, visited
her father, Antoine Berger, on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Fox has been entertaining hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, of Williams
town during the past week.
| Albert Parker and Jonathan Iredell have
both had fine crops of asparagus.