Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-04-03
MULL1cA HILL.

The ladies of the M. E. Church will give
a supper in Parker's Hall on Thursday
evening, April Sd, for the benefit of the
church.
Miss Emma E. Gaunt spent Saturday
and Sunday in Phila.
Miss Lille II. Coles attended Friends
First Day School Conference at Moorstown
on Saturday.
The reception given by the members of
the M. E. Church to their new Pastor and
his family on Thursday afternoon, was
largely attended, and much enjoyed.
Right royal was the welcome given Mr..
and Mrs. Clair.
The moderate gentle rain on Friday was
magical in its effects on the grass which
quickly displayed its refreshing emerald
here, proving beyond a doubt that spring is
here at last, bringing with it the resurrec-
ton of all bright, beautiful creations.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker were among
the many visitors to Atlantic City on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans and children,
of Redwood, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Evans on Sunday.
A number of the ladies of this town and
vicinity attended the millinery opening of
Mrs. Mills on Thursday, and found the
rooms very attractive with the latest spring
styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Haines and children,
of Clarksboro, were guests of relatives
here on Sunday.
The pupils OF Harmony school will hold
an ice cream and cake social in their school
room next Saturday evening, April 5.
Proceeds for the benefit of the library fund.
At the regular semi-monthly meeting Of
Stokes Union on Friday afternoon, Gran
chise" was the topic of the hour. An
| interesting discussion followed the reading
of several excellent advanced articles on
| the subject. Miss Deborah III. Stratton,
leader of the Loyal Legion, attended the
L. T. L. Conference at Plainfield on
Wednesday.
On Easter Even, the members of the
| Epworth League, with others, were enter
tanned at an Easter party at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale. All enjoyed
the sociability, the music and the sumpt-
| GUS repast.
Easter parties were held at the residence
of Mr.. Frank Lloyd and Mr.. John Driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Howell, of Phila,
were guests Of friends here on Saturday.
Miss Mary Armstrong has been spending
few days in Phila.
The Junior League will meet hereafter
at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
| Miss Lizzie Engle received visit from
number Of the Grange on Thursday even
ing. The following comprised the merry
company: George G. Tonkin and wife, Jas.
| White and wife, Thomas Borton and wife,
David Borton and wife, Ira Coles and wife,
Henry Lippincott and wife, Aaron W. Bor-
| ton and wife, P. Howard Avis and wife,
Edward Gaunt, wife and daughter Han
nah, Aaron Somers and wife, Asa Moore
and wife, Joseph Atkinson and wife, Jos.
Gardner, wife and daughter, Isaac Haines
and wife, VIM. Steward and wife, Henry
Ridgway and wife, George W. F. Gaunt
wife and son Weber, James G. White and
wife, A. Clark Gardiner and wife, Clinton
Iredell and wife, VIM. Summerill and
wife, George Horner and wife, Norton
Woodruff and wife, Joseph Coles, Willets
Lippincott, James White, Edgar Atkinson
Mrs Hope Moore, Misses Hattie Moore
Carrie Lippincott, Ella Lippincott, Lizzie
Engle, Lydia Garwood, Annie Tonkin
Rena Avis, Martie Avis, Emma Tonkins
Marion Ridgway, Lizzie Ridgway, Elsie
Atkinson, Idella Avis, Elsie Moore.
Mrs. Frank Moore spent Saturday and
Sunday in Phila.
| Easter morning dawned fair, bright and
beautiful, with balmy atmosphere ant
Church BELLS sonorous tones summoned it
| ~, ota +I,o
ing. The altar was handsomely decorated
with number of choice blooming plants
ferns and palms. The pastor, Rev. g. L
Bishop, chose the appropriate text
''Thanks be unto God who giveth us the
victory through our Lord, Jesus Christ"
At nine o'clock the services in the Cath
Ole Church commenced, at which there wa
full audience. Father Leahy delivered
most eloquent Easter sermon from the
words HE is not here, He is risen; be
hold the place where they laid Him"
Rev. D. E. Clair, of the M E. Church
spoke from the text, "Who shall roll u
away the stone from the door Of the Sepul
cher ?''
At the Baptist Church exceptionally fin
music was rendered, the subject discourset
| by the Pastor being ''St. Paul's argument
for the Resurrection of the Sainted dead,
from Cor. 1920.
At the Society of Friends meeting tn
speaker dwelt upon the beautiful lesson o
Easter, the resurrection in her own beauti
full and impressive manner.
The members of St. Stephens Churcl
express sincere thanks to the friends ant
neighbors who so generously loaned thei
plants and aided in arranging them.
Harrison Township Board of Education
organized by electing the former officers
President, Edward Ridgway; Clerk, J. c
Hazelton.
Several persons from this place ATTENDED
the funeral Of Hannah B. Lippincott, al
Moorstown, on Monday.
The Rural Mail Delivery wagon wa
among the novelties of the present week, a
it started on its routs on Tuesday morning