Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-03
MULLTCA HILL.
Miss Sarah White has been visiting rela-
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Miss Sarah White has been visiting rela-
tives in Pennsyille.
Miss Olive Scott, Of Evan, spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. H. D. Shute on
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White, Jr, spent
Sunday in Pedrioktown.
Isaac Ecret, Of Camden, has been spend
ing few days with his parents.
Miss Laura Coles is home on her vacation.
George White and sister Lillian are
spending this week with friends in Phila.
James Simmons, Of Cherry Lawn Farm,
near this place, was united in wedloclx to
Miss Katie Duffey, daughter Of Mrs
Bridget Duffey, of near Swedesboro, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt, Of Auburn, has
been spending few days with Miss Maggie
Bill on North Main street.
Mrs. Stanton and grandson, of Phila,
have been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Martha Lafferty on East Ave.
Mrs. Isaac White, Mrs. John W. Scott
and daughter, Miss Verna, spent one day
last week at Monroeville.
Mrs. George Pine, son and daughter Mary
have been spending a week at Wing Lane
with her brother, George Ledden, and
family.
Miss Katie Weatherby, Of Aura, has been
spending few days with her cousin, Miss
Louella Ballinger, of near this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Master, of Terrell,
spent Saturday with J. F. Ballinger and
family.
Miss Lille Rivells spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Atlantic City
Mr.. Collins Hazelton has been visiting his
friend, Mr.. Oakford W. Acton, of Salem
Mr.. T. Bidwell, of Mt Holly, spent
Saturday and Monday with his brother,
Edward Hood and family, on North Main
street.
Mr.. Frank Conner, of Fairton, has been
renewing old acquaintance in this place.
Our public schools will open next Mon
day, Sept. 7, 1903.
Rev. D. E. Clair has been spending 10
days at the Ocean City camp meeting.
The Yosemite Fish Club held their first
annual snapper supper at the home of Mr..
George Madara on Thursday evening last,
August 9th. 1t was very grand affair,
about thirty being present. All eulogized
the fifty-seven pound snapper which was
caught, down the bay, by the club last
week.
The Friends Sunday school picnic was
held last Thursday afternoon in Moore's
Grove. A large number participated.
Mr.. w. J. Duell has accepted the inn
portant position Of manager with the Will
Jamestown Glass Works Co. Store All
wish him success.
Joseph White, Jr. has resigned his APP
pointment as carrier of R. F. D. Route No. 3
and accepted the vacancy as head clerk Of
c. W. Elkinton. James Bishop will likely
be the carrier.
George and Lillian White are spending a
few days with friends in Phila.
Miss Sarah Coles, of Woodstown, is
spending few days with Misses Rena and
Martha Avis of this place.
Willie Ireden is taking business course
with Peirce business college, Phila., which
opened the first of September
The Harrison Heights Water and Light
Improvement Co. has re-organized and the
following officers were elected: President
Edw. Ireland; Vice President, G. W. Elkin
ton; Secretary, Harry Ireland Treasurer
Thos. Borton; General Superintendent, w
S. Dilks. We now have hopes of having
water on the North side.
Ralph Norman will take up the Wagon
department. at G. W. Elkinton's on Septem
Der 18th. Ralph is accommodating and WI
all wish him success.
Rev. Frederick Jewett, of Pleasantville
is spending few days with friends at thi
place.
Asa Moore is suffering very much at thi
writing.
The Ladies Aid Of the Baptist Churcl
held their business meeting at Mrs. Aaron
I'M. Ridgways last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Ed. G. Hazelton, of Philadelphia
was buried from his sisters Mrs. VIM. Col
sons home last Thursday morning in tn
Friends grave yard.