Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-21
MuLLicA HILL.


The Ladies Aid Society Of the Baptist
Church were very successful in their cake
and pie social last Saturday evening, Sc
curing enough funds to enable them to
Immediately give their order for electric
lights, which win be appreciated by all.
Mr. Edward Ridgway has given his resi-
dence fine coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. James DoughertY have re-
turned home from Atlantic City.
The w. C. T. u. will hold their regular
parlor meeting at Mrs Rebecca Ridgway's
on Thursday afternoon Of this week Sub
Jet" Tobacco and Narcotics. ;
Mr.. VIM. H. Fox and wife, Mr. Vim. H.
Madciif and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Vanderslice were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Miller, at Aura, on Mon
day evening, Of which all enjoyed pleas
ant evening.
Miss Sarah I. Mears, of Camden, and
Mr.. George W. Barker. of Phila., were
quietly married Wednesday evening, April
9th in st. George Church, Phila. Mrs.
Barker is formerly from this place and has
very many friends here all of whom heart
lily extend their best wishes for a long and
happy life
The Peoples Rural Telephone Company
held business meeting last Friday. Com
mittee reported poles have been ordered,
lines are being looked after as to right of
way of property owners and number of
poles to be used The first and main line
will connect between Mullica Hill and
Swedesboro.
M. F. Parker has beautified his store and
hall by a new Spring coat OF paint.
The concrete pavement has taken another
squirt in our town extending along the
fronts Of w. F. Iredell, Mrs. Rebecca Car
diner, Mr.. Isaac Ray, Mr.. Howard Avis
and the front Of the M. E. Church.
The Township Committee met on spec
ial call last Wednesday evening to pass an
ordinance giving the Peoples Rural Tele-
phone Company right Of way for their new
enterprise.
Mr.. Geo. H. Poinsett and wife, Miss
Linda Benezet and Mr.. Frank A. Sherwin
and Rey. D. E. Clair are so far named to
take the tour to the NJ E. Conference Nat
ional Convention to be held in Los Angeles.
on May 4th. They will leave April 9th.
The party will take in the Grand Canon,
Yellowstone Park, Worlds Fair and Mag
ara Falls.
Mr.. VIM. Shute will have charge of Mr..
G. H. Poinsett's business while on his tour
to the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Thos. Burning has rented the Town
Hall property now occupied by Huseback s,
and will take possession in the near future.
The members of the NJ. E. Church he d
their quarterly conference business meet
ling on Tuesday afternoon Of this week with
Presiding Elder Dobbins present Rev. d..
e. Clair will preach on Conference Sunday.
Rev. ]. Fl. Highman, of the Troy Con-
ference OF New York. and Rev. Chas Bow
den. of Camden, will take charge of Rev.
d. E Glars work at this place and Evan
during his vacation to the wonderland.
Mrs. Sadie Madara is representing the
Daughters Of Liberty at Trenton on Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
DIR. Moreand r. Irby, Of jefferson Col
lege, was the guest Of friends of this place
on Sunday last.
Mr.. Geo. Kay and wife, of Phila., were
| tie quests Of Mr.. Kay s nioshef on Sunday,
who has been very i'll, but is recovering at
this writing.
Deborah Husebaelz and daughter Edna
have rented the Raub property in Pitman
Grove on Broadway and will move on Sat
urday Of this week
Mr.. Joseph L, White has started to erect
barn on his property on High street, re-
Gently purchased from Deborah Smith and
has rented it to Frank A. Sherwin, who
will move in time.
The Fidelity Fife and Drum Corps met
with such great success in their home
ia lent entertainment that they have been
requested to repeat, with some changes, on
Saturday evening, April 25th. Everybody
is invited to come out and enjoy another
good laugh.