Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-09-17
MULLlCA HILL.

George. F. Gaunt is suffering from a
severe and painful boil on the arm.
Mrs. Kate Buttin and Mrs. Mary j. Hall
and Mr.. Eugene Vasey, Of Phila., were
visiting Mrs. Chas. Fullerton and Mrs.
CLARK Pancoast last week. Mrs. Buttin
and Mrs. Hall were former Summer resi-
dents here.
John is all smiles, it is girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Warner and
daughter Erwinia, of Clayton spent Sunday
as the guest Of Isaac White and family at
Silver Hill farm.
Matthew Firman, Of Camden, spent Sum
day in this place, the guest Of his father
and sister.
Mrs. Isaac Lloyd has returned to her
home after weeks stay in Camden with
friends.
Mrs Zulla Hoffman and daughter, oE
Phile., Lave been spending few days With
her Eister, Miss Hannah Hoffman.
Miss Maggie Bill has been visiting her
friend. Miss Anna Turner, at Blackwood.
Miss Bertha Hood is visiting relatives
and friends at Mt. Holly.
Miss Mary Quinn, Of Camden, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hannah Yeager.
Mrs, Dubois is on the sick list.
Isaac Ecrett and sister Mary, Of Phila.,
spent Sunday with their parents here.
Miss Maggie Kenihal, Of Camden, has
returned to her home after four weeks stay
in our town.
John Pancoast is proud father Of a
twelve pound girl.
William McIntire moved into Thomas
Costello's house on High street Saturday.
Miss Mabel Fl. Brown has returned to
her home after weeks stay with relatives
and friends in Elmer.
Miss Mary Simmons and two nieces Alice
and Florence Atkinson have been to Allan
tic City on ten days vacation
Mrs. Ashcraft has been entertaining her
mother from Phila.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson has been enter
tanning her sister Mary from Atlantic City.
Mrs Maria Evans has returned from a
six weeks stay in Philadelphia.
s. Z. Pancoast has returned to his home
from trip up in the mountains.
David Brown and Miss Smith, Of Swedes-
boro, and Mr.. Holmes and daughter Miss
Laura, OF near Clarksboro, spent Thursday
afternoon and evening as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Brown on North Main street.
Chas. w. Elkinton and wife have been
spending q few days with friends in West
Phila.
NJ. Garwood, Of Indiana, gave bis
brother, John Garwood, complete surprise
by his presence last Saturday evening. They
have not seen each other for number Of
years,
About forty members Of Mt. Vernon
Council No. 81 attended the great parade |
last Monday night in PhiIa., which marked |
the 50th anniversary Of the Grand Order.
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting Of the w. G. T. o. held |
last Wednesday: President, Mrs. Margaret I
Colson; vice presidents, Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. Adelaide Burning, Mrs Rebecca
Moore; recording secretary, Mrs. Anna Bor-
Ton; corresponding secretary and treasurer,
Miss Lille CoIson. Supts. of departments:
Anti narcotics, Mrs. Rebecca Ridgway;
Christian citizenship and franchise, Miss
Lille Coison, evangelistic, Mrs. Lucretia
Moore; flower mission, Mrs. Atkinson;
literature, Mrs. Martha Iredell; medal con-
;ests, Mrs. Warren Stranger; mothers meet
ngs and purity, Mrs. Ella Benezet; Sab
bath obserYances, Miss Ida Dubois; peace
md arbitration, Mrs. Margaret Colson;
cientific temperance instruction, Mrs. Han
lah Chatham; parior meetings Mrs. Deb
,rah Ballinger; Sunday school, Miss Hannah
7ancoast; press and leader Of L. Z. &, Miss
Deborah III. Stratton. The next meeting
will be held on Thursday afternoon ct The L
Tome Of Mrs. Anna Borton