Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-09-15
MuLLIcA HILL.

Walter NJ. Burning has been trans
ferred to the shifter and began work this
Wednesday.
David Borton received twenty-five
crates Of elegant pineapples last Friday
and disposed of them at a very. reason
able rate.
VIM. Stewart will soon have fine,
new home on Main street.
VIM. Lloyd and wife, of Tacony, Pa,
are spending a few days with relatives
here. He is a son of Benjamin Lloyd,
of Phila., and a well known electrician.
It has been several years since he has
paid Mullica Hill visit, and he expires
ses his surprise at the interprising spirit
of the town. II will be complete when
the trolley gets here.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac l. White and
daughter Lillian, and Nathan /. Llovd
and wife started for St. Louis to attend
the great Worlds Fair, and also visit
some relatives there. They will go by
the Reading & Lehigh Valley, stopping
off at Niagara Pals,
VIM. Madcif was very agreeably sur-
prised at his home on Thursday evening
Sept. S, when a number of friends walk
ed III to spend the evening with him.
A good time was experienced by all
Vim. H. Fox has moved from the
property recently purchased by William
Copestick to the Bill property.
Miss Bertha Jessup, of Woodbury., IS
spending few days with her cousin,
Miss Laura Coles, of this place.
VIM. Shute has resigned his position
with G. H. Poinsett and on Oct. Ist viii
open an oyster saloon at Evan.
Mrs. Martha I4afferty entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Moses T. Croft and son,
of Pittsgrove, a few days this week.
Rev. I. c. Davis. of Virginia, preached
last Sunday at the Baptist Church and
Rev. I. n. Sheppard, from Connecticut,
will preach next Sunday. All are ac-
cordingly invited to attend.
Mrs Lizzie Vincent and daughter,
Elsie, of Swedesboro, are at her parents,
home, VIM Streeper and wife Both are
slowly recovering from typhoid fever.
Mr. J. Powers and Jacob Batten, of
Buffalo. and Mrs. Clara Bowers spent
some time at Mrs. Lillian Ballinger's. S.
The Salem County Union Of First Day
school conference was held at Mullica
Hill Friends meeting house last 9TH day.
After verbal reports from six schools
represented, Ellnor Sharpless. of West
Chester, addressed the meeting on pri-
mary work in the First dav school, also
related several Bible stories and told
how she would explain them to her
classes The meeting adjourned for
lunch and opened again at O'Clock p.
M After recitations from the children.
Herbert North, of West Chester, ex-
planned the graded courses of lessons
which they were to study in the near
future. The papers were read on the
recent conference held at Toronto.
Miss Martha Lippincott gave a pro-
gressive euchre in honor of Miss Rogers
and Mrs. Gaunt, of Phila., at her home
last Saturday evening. The little home
was decorated with palms and bouquets
arranged among the tables of fame
Mr. and Mrs VIM F. Iredell have
been entertaining Mrs. Theo. Sailor, of
Glenside, Pa, and Mrs. Crissie Edwards
and, of Woodstown, this week,
Ex-Judge Stratton and family enter
tained Mr., and Mrs. Charles Jessup, also
Miss Bula Jessup, of Camden.
Miss Ida Wilcox and Miss Caddie
Wood, of Blackwood, are guests of Mr..
| Rudolph and family
The services of the NJ. E. Church will
be as announced by the pastor, Rev. D.
f. Clair, for next Sunday, Sept. 18th, a [
10. so a. IA. "a Word to Workers. 7.3o
p. M, From Wicket Gate to Delectable
Mountains 2 The Sunday evening ser
vices will be illustrated with stereopti-
con views. Everybody welcome.
The primary election was very quiet
in old Harrison township. The follow
ing were elected delegates on the Re
publican ballot: State, Eli Heritage, Jos.
w. Moore; congressional, w. Y. Justice,
w. ". Colson; Assembly, Richard S
Rice, Jos, White, Sr.; County, Richard
S. Rice, Jos White, Jr Democrats: To
State, f. L. Stratton; Congressional, Geo
F. Meadow; County, w. w. Lamson.
Total number of votes cast, 90.