Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-07-09
MTJLLICA HILL.


Miss May Neale at Redwood.
The poverty society Of the Christian En-
Endeavor held at Rudolph Benezet's las
on Thursday evening, July 2, was very
largely attended. Misses Anna White
Josephine Kier and Edna Duell gave dia
llogue entitled ssWho in the world are your
Misses Maud Mills and Bessie Heritage
played duet on the piano, and Miss Ell
nora Ballinger recited His mothers cook
ing Leroy Lafferty was the most ragged
dressed and got the prize which was !;
Jumping jack.
Mrs. Brown, Of Swedesboro, has beer
visiting her son Joseph at this place.
Miss Fannie Shilyer has been visiting hel
sister at this place.
Master Arthur Bittle, of Blackwood, il
visiting his sister, Mrs. Harvey Stiles.
Lonsdale Alloways entertained company
from Camden on the Fourth.
William Horner picked his first peaches
on Monday and sent 10 baskets to Philada
that day, receiving $40 for them.
Miss May Ecret is very ill at this writ
ing.
William Carter and family, Of Woodbury.
spent Tuesday with Ira Coles and family.
H. D. Shute and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. Frank Driver at Wing LANE
on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Hazelton has returned after a
few days stay at Cleveland, Ohio.
George Horner and family, and George
Gaunt and family spent Saturday with
their parents in this place.
On July 81 the Junior Order of Mechan-
les of this place expect visit from all the
Councils in the county, and the members
expect to make it a time long to be remem-
bered by all who are present.
Harvey Stiles and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents in Black
wood.
Allen Shilver, of Phila., has been visit
ing relatives in this place.
Howard Thomas and wife, Of Camden,
have been spending some time with her
parents in this place.
William Roberts and family, of Friend
ship, spent Sunday with her parents, Thos.
Burning and wife.
George Ledden and two sons, of Wing
Lane, spent Sunday with his sister here.
Milton Hillman and family, of Whining
ton, Del, spent Sunday and Monday with
their parents, Palmer Fullerton ard wife.
Miss Anna Hazelton has been spending a
few days with Miss Anna Buck at Will
Jamestown.
George Madara and wife spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with his brother in
Pitman.
Mr.. Young, of Phila, has been spending
few days with Charles Fullerton.
Mrs. Wallace Skinner has been visiting
relatives and friends in Camden.
Master Alma Pine is spending some time
with his cousin in Wing Lane.
Samuel |. Armstrong is considerably i'm
proved at this writing
Matthew Firman has accepted a position
with Peer Scott, of Phila., in the com
mission business and Clarkson Pancoas'
has accepted the vacancy at the station.
Peter S. Scott, of Phila, started to buy
produce at the station last Monday. Mr.
Scott is one of our town boys and all wisl
him we'll
The single men carried off the honors il
the base ball line on the Fourth Tit
singles played with the married men as ;
cat plays with mouse. The score was Al
to 4; time Of game 4 hours.
Don't forget the combination Sunday
school excursion on July Is to Ocean City
j. A Ballinger has returned home from
a successful business trip in the West ant
South
William S. Harker received crate o
nice pineapples, six in number, weighing
from IL to II lbs each, from bis host II
Florida
Henry Hoffman, of Spokane, Wash, i
visiting his father, Jacob M. Hoffman, afte
an absence Of twenty years. The peopl
all enjoy his visit.
Miss Bessie Pine spent from Saturday un
til Monday with Miss Sarah Neale at Rich
wood.
Miss Luella Ballinger spent Sunday il
Redwood, the guest of Mrs. Chas. North.
Mickle Melbur and family spent Satur
day and Sunday with relatives in Salem.
Miss Luella Allen is suffering with Al
abcess on her face.
Howard Avis and wife, Of this place
Ward Heritage, wife AMI child, Of Rich
wood, spent Tuesday afternoon with J.
Brown and family.
Mrs Isaac Fl. Lloyd has been spending
J few days in Camden visiting relatives an
friends.
Mrs. H. D. Shute spent Saturday ant
Sunday with her daughter in Clayton.
James Bill, of New York, and Miss Elm
Heritage, of Redwood, spent the Fourt
with Miss Margaret Bill.