Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-07-16
MULLIcA HILL.

Mrs. Edna Alloway, Of Blackwood, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clara Stiles.
Mr. Stiles, cashier of the bank, has
bought the house now occupied by William
| Copestick, belonging to the Mounce broth
ers, and George Horner has bought the
home of 81. D. Shute. William Copestick
has bought the home Of Miss Lille Rivels,
now occupied by Mr.. Mactarosh.
Mrs. Allen Smith and daughter Elsie,
from Massillon, Ohio, arrived here on
Tuesday and expects to stay with her
mother, Mrs. Hiram D. Shute for while
during the summer.
Miss Rachel Wilson, of Franklinville,
has been spending some time with her
grandparents here.
The Misses Owen have been visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
| Pancoast.
Thieves entered the hennery OF j. f.
Ballinger on Monday evening while he was
in Phila and took Is chickens which were
ready for market and also entered his barn
and made themselves at home by taking
100 lbs. of cracked corn and bran. His
family, who had just retired for the
night, heard the noise and made an alarm
One Of the neighbors shot his gun three
times at them and whoever it was better
not come around here again unless they
are looking for something they don't want.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Stiles spent Sun
day in Marion, the guests of his parents
Mr.. Matthew Firman, Of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with his
father here.
Miss Mamie Pratt, of Gloucester City,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac II.
Lloyd in this place.
Mrs Finnie Ledden, of Gloucester,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
George Pine.
Mrs. S. F. Ashcraft has been entertain
ing her mother.
Mr.. Washington Warner and family, of
Clayton, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Scott, of this place.
Mrs. George Ecrett, of Camden. is spend
ing sometime with her sister, May Ecrett,
who is very i'll.
Miss May Neale has been entertaining
her cousin from Newark.
Miss Helen Alloway, of Camden, has
been spending sometime with her brother,
Mr.. Lonsdale Alloway, at this place
Mrs. Haines, of Mickleton, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs John A. Bal
linger at this place.
DR.. G. W. Dilks spent Thursday in
Newark.
Mr. and Mrs Fayette Richman, of
Elmer, spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
Joseph Brown and family.
Mrs. Emma Corey has returned to her
home after few days stay at Ocean City.
Mr.. VIM. Dilks and family and Mr..
Walter c. Ridgway and wife are going to
Ocean City for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Warner, of near
Swedesboro, spent Sunday with Mr.. John
W. Scott and family in this place.
Mr.. John Steward and family, Of Glass
boro; Mrs. Thos. Stretch and daughter,
Mrs. Randolph Lacy and daughter, Eliza
beth, of Evan, spent Monday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D. Shute.
| Mr.. George Armstrong, of Paulsboro,
spent Sunday afternoon in this place the
guest of VIM. Allen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brazil Vandelice and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Miller spent Saturday
evening the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fox, on North Side.
Mr.. George Ecrett and brother Isaac, Of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday the guest of
their parents in this place.
| Mrs. William Evan and daughter Eva
and Mrs. Harvey Stiles spent Friday even
ing in Swedesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Munyan, OF Rich
wood, spent Monday evening with friends
in this place.
The Fidelity Fife and Drum Corp has
secured Professor VIM. H. Dufield, of
Woodbury., as their instructor Mr..
Dufield comes highly recommended and
hopes the members will all do their part
and reach the climax-that our town may
have something to be proud Of.
There was about one carload of excur-
sionists last Wednesday, July Is, on the
Sunday School combination excursion to
Ocean City.
Ex-senator Pancoast was Sunday visitor
Of Stacy Pancoast, Jr., Of Hammonton.
Last Monday morning dawned with
clouds overhead and an occasional sprink-
ling of rain, but nevertheless their came
driving along in a two-horse Jig, very
jolly party, consisting of w. J. Duell, w.
D. Sithens, Geo. Madara, Vernon Burning
John Mccormick, Harry Errig, W. H.
Sithens, of Woodbury., Joseph Sithens, o.
Swedesboro; Chas. North, of Redwood.
They stated that they were on the way tt
Stone Harbor for a days fishing. O
course we bid them all fisherman's lucl
and on they sped. Well, about O'Clock
wives and neighbors were out awaiting
with eager expectation their return. Alas
they came and behold what disappoint
ment came over all, not single fish coulG
be seen. Their excuses and troubles begar
to pour out First Capt. Buck failed t.
show up with bis steam launch, as he wa,
fast on sand bar. They telegraphed bu
with no avail; then they walked the sandy
shore knocking and abusing the poor mos
! quitoes sill the conductor called 'al
. aboard