Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-08-28
MuLLICA HILL.


The charming weather on Sunday made
| it a delight to live out Of doors, filled our
churches and brought many visitors to our
attractive little town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore are spend
ing the week at Palermo and Ocean City.
Mrs James Leonard passed away on
Sunday afternoon, August 18th, after a
long and suffering illness. The funeral
took place in the Roman Catholic Chnrch
the following Wednesday morning, and
was very largely attended. The sorrowing
husband and children have the sincere
sympathy of many friends in the commun-
ity.
The Misses Kemble and. Miss Roberts, Of
Camden, are guests of Mrs. Isaac Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elkinton, and Mr..
George Hilyard attended Malaga camp
meeting on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Benezet and daughter are
visiting friends at Cape May.
Mrs. Ella Vannemann and daughter of
Bridgeton, are guests Of Miss Lille Rivel.
Mrs. David Borton has been visiting
friends at the seashore for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry French, of Philadel-
phia, were over Sunday guests OF relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Stratton and
daughter Alice, of Philadelphia, rode to
this place in their automobile on Sunday
and spent the day with friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Tomlin is spending the week
at Harrisonville.
Our schools will open next Monday,
Sept. 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Pancoast and Miss
Louella Pancoast left home on Tuesday for
a trip to Brandywine Springs, Del
Friends First Day School conference
will be held here on Saturday, September
18th. This is always very interesting
occasion.
Charles Firman, who has been very ill
for some weeks, was taken to Philadel-
phia hospital for treatment on Monday.
Miss Ella Lewis, of Camden, has been
visiting her uncle, Thompson Steward.
The Gloucester County Board of Agrieul-
ture will hold a meeting in Patrons hall
next Monday afternoon, Sept. LIST.
The annual meeting for reports of super
intendents and election of officers of Stokes
Union, will be held in w. C. T. u hall,
on Friday afternoon, Sept. 9TH, at three
o'clock.
Services of NJ G. Church were held in
town hall on Sunday, the church still
undergoing repairs.
Miss E. r. Chatham spent Friday and
Saturday at Daretown.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
| Misses Beulah aSd Hannah Pancoast are
visiting relatives at ClarksborO.
White ribboners are interested in the
temperance camp at National Park this
week.
The members of the Young Friends
Association held social on the spacious
lawn adjoining the meeting house, on
| Wednesday evening. At the close of a
very interesting literary program, refresh
ments were served, and a pleasant social
hour followed.
Mr.. James Dougherty was SO unfortunate
as to meet with painful accident on Sun
day morning, while riding his wheel, from
which he alighted to converse with some
one. As he was about to remount the
wheel he fell and broke the larger bone of
| the wrist. The injured member is doing
as well as possible, under the skillful treat
| ment of DIR. S. f. Ashcraft.
Miss S. E. Roberts, of Camden, who has
been the guest of friends here for two
months past, left on Monday for Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Heritage and chill
dren are enjoying a vacation this week.
Mr.. Heritage is one of the efficient clerks OF
the Union store.
The mason work for the foundation OF
the new ware house near the depot, has
been completed, and lumber is on the
ground for its erection.
The township committee meeting will be
held next Saturday, August 80, in the
town hall.
| A night blooming cactus belonging to
Mrs. William Colson displayed twenty-five
magnificent blossoms on Tuesday evening.
Messrs. John Bill and Harry Ireland are
enjoying weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. L. Gerlack and daughter, Of Woods
town; Rev. A. Wanderer and grandson,
Adolph Gier, of Paterson, N. J., have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Ernst.
The canning season is here again, fruit is
abundant and busy housekeepers find them
selves onnetanf1v amnloved