Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-08-14
MULLICA HILL.

The heavy rain storm on Sunday was the
means OF disappointing numbers of our citi-
zens who had planned spending the day at
Pitman camp meeting.
Mrs. Anna Gaunt and Miss Carrie II.
Gaunt, Of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Underwood, of
Woodbury., were guests of Thomas Borton
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Iredell have been
spending few days at Cape May.
William Dunn Rogers and wife, of
Moorestown, were over Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Iredell.
Miss Laura Cole is spending the summer
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Test, Of Moores-
town, and Miss Mary Pancoast and
daughter Harriet, of San Antonio, Texas,
have been visiting Mrs. Rachel Horner.
Sunday schools of this place will be rep
resented at the Gloucester County Union
picnic next week, August Dist. Miss Mar
garet Davies and Miss Mabel Brown will
take prominent parts in the interesting
program arranged for the occasion. 1t
would add to the interest if delegation
from every school should be present.
Miss Ray Pierce, of Barnsboro, is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Moore.
This town was finely represented at the
Grange picnic at Alcyon on Wednesday
and Thursday. The exhibits from this
section were second to none, as result OF
the fertilizers sold by our townsmen,
Warren Atkinson and S. L. Pancoast.
Joseph Livezey, wife and daughters,
Sarah and Elma, and little grand daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Haines and children, Of
ClarksborO, were guests of Beulah Pan
coast on Sunday.
The parlor meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Rachel Horner on Sunday evening
was well attended, although the weather
was damp and threatening.
Misses Helen and Florence Carroll and
Master Louis Carroll, of Philadelphia, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty.
Rachel White and Anna Lippincott, o.
Camden, have been visiting Mrs. Jacot
Mounce during the past week.
Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs Lillian Curchin
of Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs. William
Fox
Members of the w. G. r. U. are il
attendance at the Pitman rally at Pitmar
to-day.
The Post excursion, in which our people
are most interested, has taken great mum
Der to Atlantic City to-day.
The several COWS of Frank Moore, which
have been quite sick for couple of weeks
are rapidly recovering under the skillfu
treatment of DIR. Dilkes. Some of then
have entirely recovered. The doctor attri
butes their sudden and somewhat myster-
ious illness to the pasture and streams Of
the meadow, polluted after recent freshet
and breaking Of the dam.
Miss Margaret Bill has been entertaining
her friend Miss Elizabeth Hunt, of Auburn
The sultry, debiliating weather of Mon
day was followed by cool delightful
weather on Wednesday. A great relief TIC
suffering humanity.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Iredell and Mrs
Rebecca Ridgway were among the visitors
to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Moore is spending part of he1
vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes Barr is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of illness.
The new apartment in the Union store
is completed, and has been handsomely
furnished with all the equipments of an
up-to-date shoe store, and is very attractive
as well as convenient.
Services were not held in the M. E.
church on Sunday, the pastor and many OF
his flock being at camp meeting
Miss Ellen Cole, of Woodstown, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ira Cole.
The cellar of the new storage house neal
the depot will be twelve feet in depth.
William Horner has been supplying the
town with peaches from his orchard.
Catalogues and melons have made theil
appearance at our stores.