Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-03-12
MULLICA HILL.

Geo. II. Poinsett aud wife were guests OF
Y. Il. Butterworth, of Phila., last Sunday
John Crawford has gone to New Bruns-
wick
The Guild Society of st. Stephen P. E.
Church met last Monday evening and had q
very enjoyable time.
Miss Sarah Means, Of New Castle, DEL,
has been spending few days with her
friend, Miss Laura Firman.
The Fancy Work Society were very nicely
entertained at the home OF Mrs. DR..
s. F. Ashcraft last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dilks, of this place,
have been spending few days with friends
in New Brunswick.
Mrs. VIM. Caffrey has accepted position
at Reeves Electric Light plant, and moves
his family to-day. We all wish him good
success
| 1t is said that Mrs. Sara Blake has Sc
cured the Mrs. Stewart property recently
vacated by Isaac Ballinger, and is going to
keep boarders.
DR.. Walter Dilks is moving the large
barn, known as the Grange stables just
back Of where he intends building his new
home.
Chas. Hendrickson, Geo. H. Poinsett's
accommodating coal and ice deliveryman,
has moved in ). L. Pancoast's house on the
North End, where it will be cooler for his
business.
The dance was we'll attended last Friday
evening
Priscilla Hazelton has returned to her
home after long stay with Stacy Hazelton
Of Harrisonville.
Mr.. and Mrs James White, Jr., are suf-
fering from an attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shute gave tea part,
to few Of their friends. Those present
were: Rev. Lewis E. Shellham, Rev. d. E
Clair and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Bun
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mounce, Nors
Ballinger and William Shute.
Aaron Ridgway lost valuable and faith
full horse last week with heart failure.
W. H. Fox and wife are entertainin.
theit daughter, Miss Lillian Curchin, ant
her friend, Mrs. w. A. Sweeney, of Rex
Bank
Election was very quiet, there only be
ing one ticket in the field. There was
fight Oh the appropriation for building
lookup, but it was carried by six majority
Mrs. Sara E. Roberts passed away las
Saturday morning about $50, and wa
buried on Tuesday afternoon, with service
at Trinity P. E. Church Of Swedesboro
interment at Trinity Cemetery.
Miss May Neal and Miss Anna White
our enterprising milliners, are going to hav
their Spring opening on March nth
The MulIica Hill Grange held thei
literary last Thursday evening. There wa
a very large attendance and all seemed t,
enjoy themselves to the uttermost.
Mrs. J. J. Davies and Mrs. B. r. Blacl
are slowly improving at this writing.
Our bank project seems to be CROWN,
They now lack eleven shares of the needed
900 with bright prospect of gettin,
them soon. They are going to send notice
OF organization to subscribers to meet OF
March 2lst. No doubt it will not be lon,
before we will have the First Nationa
Bank Of Mullica Hill.
Miss Deborah H. Stratton has returne,
home from few weeks visit with he
sister, Mrs. Sarah Harvey, of Brooklyn, N
Y.
There has been some changes with on
railroad employees, Ira Fox, engineer, an,
Chas. McFadden, fireman on the shifter
Harry Davis has been promoted fireman o.
Conductor Ireland's train. Albert Hen
erickson is running on the freight
Freebooter Nichols has been replacing
large pipe drain in front Of the Baptis
parsonage and has been we'll commended