Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-10-08
MULLIcA HILL.

END. Subject: The Passion Play OF
Oberramagan, illustrated with colored
views
Rev G. H. Neal, Phi D., Of Broad way
Church, Camden, will lecture on Tuesday,
Nov. 10th. Subject: Model Maids for
Modern Knights"
The 6-inch water pipes have ali been
] id but ten on main street of this place,
and hope to complete the Main and also
the side streets and avenue with 4-inch
pipe. Pipes seem to be very hard to get,
as there is such great demand for them in
the East
Mr. Francis Mullica Hill Dancing Glass
held their grand opening last Saturday
evening in Mullica Hill Town Hall Mr..
Francis is going to continue all the Winter
season, every Saturday evening.
Mr.. Raymond Lippincott, Of this place,
and Elizabeth Hunt, Of Auburn, were very
pleasantly united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Hunt. They have taken up their resi-
dence in Collingswood.
The excursion up. the switch-back to
Mauch Chunk last Saturday, oct. 3, which
was personally conducted by Franklin Fit
craft, of Woodstown, was a fine success.
About tifsy from this place went.
The guards of Mt Vernon Council, No
81. Jr O U A. NJ, and the Fidelity Fife
and Drum Corps, Of this place, are going to
attend the Guards Association District
meeting, Oct s, at Clayton
The Third Quarterly Conference for Null
lica Hill and Evan charges will be held
this Friday evening, Oct 9th. in the NJ.
E. Church, at Mullica Hill Presiding
Elder Dobbins, in the chair All members
of the Quarterly Conference are expected to
be present. Others are invited to come.
The Quarterly Meeting will be held
Sunday, Oct. 18th. Love Feast at 9.45 a.
m. Preaching by pastor at 1870. Sub
ject, Higher in the Darkness
Preaching at 7.30 by Presiding Elder
George L. Dobbins, D. D. All are invi-
ted to be present.
Mr. Chas Mccall, of Mickleton, has
bought out the Costello Express Route, and
expects to run every day, commencing on
Monday. the 18th. Mr. Mccall has an ex-
press route from Mickleton and Clarksboro.
He expects to run both and meet at Wood
bury, and then take all orders direct to
destination, and return promptly. We all
wish him great success.
The Township committee of Harrison
Township met last Saturday as it is their
usual business day and elected Joseph
White, Jr., township clerk, as w. ]. Dur
ell had resigned.
The sessions of the Jr. Epworth League
were commenced on Wednesday last, with
fair attendance, with the pastor in
operate to make these meetings held Wed
nesdays at 4 O'Clock, each week. a success.
The services in the NJ E. Church were
we'll attended. The Pastor, D. E. Clair,
taking for his theme ''The Twentieth Cen
fury Christian. In the evening the church
was full. An illustrated sermon was
given Subject: The Miracles of Jesus. y
Mr.. c w. Elkinton and wife spent Sun
day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allen. of Hurffville.
Mrs. Caroline Gaunt and Miss Carrie
Gaunt, of Phila., were over Sunday visi-
tors of Miss Martha Lippincott.
John weatherby, OF Mouroryiiie, has
moved into the Thos. Costello property on
High street. John is going to run the ex-
press business for Chas. Mccall
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burning are en-
joying weeks recreation from work and
cares of home.
Mrs. Sarah Jones and cousin, of Porch
town, spent from Friday evening until
Sunday the guest of their cousin, Mrs.
Abble Shute.
Mrs. Hiram Shute and Miss Olive May
Ballinger spent part of this week with Mrs
Shute's daughter, Mrs Thomas Wilson, at
Franklinville.
Mr.. William Copestick spent Monday in
Phila.
Mr.. Russell Foster and Mr.. Leon and
Roy Ledden, of Wing Lane, spent Sunday
with relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Hudson, of Phila.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. Allen, of Paulsboro,
spent Sunday in this place
Mr. Collins Hazelton and cousin, Miss
Sara Hazelton, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives and friends in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis, of Pedrick-
town, spent Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs William Madciff on North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Ballinger, of this
place spent Sunday the guest of his
brother, Thomas, in Camden.
Mr.. James Ecrett picked his second crop
of strawberries one day this week.
Mrs Bum, of Phila., spent from Satur-
day until Monday the guest of Mrs. Rachel
Bill
Mr.. and Mrs. William Madcif had an
ice cream party at their home on Thursday
evening
Miss Luella Allen took in Trenton Fair
on Thursday
Mrs William Allen picked her second
crop of raspberries on Tuesday.
Mr.. Isaac Lloyd spent Saturday with
his wife in Atlantic City, who is caring for
her sick mother,