Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-11-20
MULLICA HILL.

The following pupils of Union Academy,
primary department, were not absent dur
ing the month of October. Milton Brown,
Roland Corey, Willie Costello, Harry Full
lerton, Willard Gardiner, Walter Scott
Earle Walker, Mabel Benezet, Rachel
Chew, Ethel Costello, Helen Costello, Marie
Costello Maggie Datz, Mamie DATE, Mia
Lintner, Grace Mccormick, Ruth Scott,
Gertrude Tonneson, Lillian White. Those
not trady were: Mabel Benezet, Verna
Ballenger, Ethel Costello, Helen Costello,
Marie Costello, Elizabeth Gardiner Nita
Lintner, Grace Mccormick, Clara McFad-
den, Linda Patten, Hazel Pitman, Ruth
Scott, Mary Shoemaker, Gertrude Tonne
son, Lillian White, Carrie Lippincott,
Annie Williamson, Sara Williamson, Mabel
Williamson, Charlie Wolfe, Elvin Wolfe,
Fay Corey, John Blake, Milton Brown,
S. Brown, Willard Claire, Roland Corey,
Willie Costello, Austin Detz, Willard Gar
diner, Franklin Lippincott Herbert Patten,
Walter Scott, Leslie Stratton. Pupils of
Harmony school who were not absent dur
ing the month OF October, were: Oline Bal
lenger, Beatrice and Olive Madciff, Carrie
and Eta Borton, Jesse Borton, Lizzie and
Gertrude Stewart, Huldah Evans, Louise
and Mary Melber, Emma Broschard, Louise
and Nina Carfrey, Alma and Mary Pine,
Carrie and Alice Atkinson, Mamie Pontor.
Miss A. Gooden, teacher.
The lovely Indian Summer weather of
the past two weeks has appeared to con-
tinue longer than usual, and has been en-
ioyed very generally.
The annual supper of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist Church, Will be
given on Tuesday evening, November 25
The abundance and excellency Of these sup
pers has secured for them much apprecia-
tion in the community, and large patron
age.
Mrs. Lydia Ballinger, Of Phila., visited
relatives here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ward Heritage, of Wenonah, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with her uncle,
VIM. S. Harker.
Miss Mertha Boggs returned here on
Monday, after several weeks absence in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hannah Griscom, of Phila., is
seriously i'll at the home Of her sister, R.
Lippincott.
Miss Alinda Benezet entertained several
of her lady friends at Clancy Work So
IOAtsA Ou 0souiuny s1AoCiHUOu.
Thomas and Anna Borton attended the
funeral of Anna Ridgway, at Hancock
Bridge, on Saturday.
| The members of the Grange enjoyed a
''Nonsense" hour at their regular meeting
on Tuesday evening. Each member pres
ent was required to say or do something
nonsensical. The old adage that IA little
nonsense now and then, is relished by the
best Of men," still holds good.
Mrs. R. Ridgway is visiting friends ii
Camden.
Echoes from the National Convention il
Maine" was the topic last Friday at thu
regular meeting of Stokes Union. TIL,
next meeting to be held Nov. %, will be
Mothers Meeting" Mrs. Ella Benezet
Superintendent. A very cordial invitation
is extended to mothers and all others ar
welcome.
i Miss Belle Weatherby, of Woodstown
has been visiting Miss Benezet.
George w. T. Gaunt and wife have beef
Iattending the National Grange meeting a
Lansing, Michigan. Mr.. Gaunt is Maste
of the State Grange, and was entitled to al
the advantages and enjoyments of the event
Several of our young people are anticipa
ting the pleasure of dancing social a
Woodstown on the evening of the twenty
fifth of this month.
Mrs. John Reece has been enjoying
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Shar
and children, of Camden.
The marriage of Miss Mary Grimshaw
only child of Henry Grimshaw, and Charlie
F. Zane, Of Centre Square, has been an
nounced. The ceremony was performed b
Rev. J. ]. Davies, at the Baptist parson
age on Saturday evening, Nov. 8. Man
friends of the young couple extend con
CALCULATIONS.
Il Cunning parties have been the order G
, the day, and several of our citizens enjoye,
the reunion given at the home of Mr.
Jonathan Batten, near Swedesboro. Al
occasion similar to what has been hel,
lat his hospitable home for several years.
Il The sudden illness of Miss Elizabetl
Goodwin, State Y. Secretary, prevented he
Ifulfllment of the appointment here. l
was disappointment to many, bnt tn
young organizations, to whom she was t
speak here, may anticipate the pleasure 0
hearing her in the future.
The marriage of Stacey L. Pancoast, Jr.
to Miss Margaret Bowker, Of Hammonton
has been announced. The young coupl
have started on their wedding tour, which
it is said will include Cuba.
Rudolph Benezet one of our best known
merchants, has sold out his business to Jas
Wolf, undertaken. This is marked chang
in that establishment which for so many
years has been widely known under tn,
name Of 'sBenezet."
Professor Stratton Is to be congratulated
on the possession of an automobile which
his friends hope will be of great convenience
and pleasure to him.
1 Diamond Council, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, of Swedesboro, is ex-
lpacted to pay visit to Mt. Vernon Coun-
cil, this place, on Friday evening next
Nov. 81, when several candidates will bt
initiated by Swedesboro. The fife and
drum corps will furnish music, and lun
cheon will be served at the close OF tht
meeting. Members of Mt Vernon Council
will attend the M. E. Church as an organ
ization on Sunday morning, Nov. 80.
Principal Stratton's school was closed or
Tuesday, on account Of funeral he desired
to attend
The Baptist and M. E. parsonage are
being connected with the water mains. A
number of other homes are also expecting tt
have the same convenience.
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