Gloucester County Democrat., 1904-02-18
MuLLlcA ATT.

MuLLicA HILL.
A heroic ride from Redwood 70 Aura
was made the other day by one Of cur duc-
tors. His horse became frightened, and
the bit broken which gave the horse his
! freedom. All Doctor SAM could do was
to kick out the back curtain and ride out
on the hind axle ready to jump if danger
threatened. But the horse was captured il
Aura to the relief Of all concerned.
There is great deal Of changing Of EN-.
ployees in our town this Spring Mr.
Harry Lippincott and Mr. Chas. Hendrick-
son. who have served satisfactorily near J
three years for G. H. Poinsett, have an idea
that they can make large bank accounts BY
farming. Mr.. Lippincott departs from ou'
little town TO Mickleton, aud Mr.. Hen
Erickson to Redwood We bid them sue
cess in their new enterprises. Mr.. Benz
Winners has accepted position with G
III. Poinsett. John Mccormick has re-
signed his butcher position with Ed. Bun.
ming to engage in the ice business for G. H
P0insett.
Miss Joetta Price, of Wenonah, has been
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs
Wallace skinner, of this place.
The Rev. D. E. Clair opened the Assem-.
bly, with prayer last Tuesday.
This grand old town of ours has at last
lifted the quarantine from the scarlet fever
cases, as all have about recovered from the
disease. Our village was very fortunate
that the conditions have been no worse.
Mr.. John II. French, representative Of
K of p, No. "a, of Mullica Hill, has been
spending Wednesday and Thursday at the
81 annual session of Grand Lodge at Tren-
ton.
A grand surprise party was given Geo.
Tonkins in honor of his 50th birthday last
Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
occasion was greatly enjoyed by the sew
enty-fve guests.
The Harmony Fire Company, No. held
special meeting in the Town hall last
Thursday evening for the purpose of hear
ing the reports of special committees, and
adjourned until Feb. 22nd at So'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
The work on the new bank is slowly
moving on in spiie of the cold weather
The heating apparatus has been placed in
position; the plastering will soon be on;
and the electric lights will be glittering
and everything polished.
The first annual ball given last Friday
evening by the young men of Holy Name
Church in the Town Hall, was grand
success in every particular.
Mrs. Maria L. Shnte will make public
sac on February 2Oth, 1904, on Church
street, at p. m.
The Fidelity Fife and Drum Corp have
again renewed their vig0r and energies and
are going at it in fine style with prospect
of getting several more members. The
next meeting will be on Thursday evening
OF next week.
Miss Deborah Stratton has been spend
ing few days with friends in Camden.
Revival meetings came to a close last
Sunday evening after a successful season.
About seventeen persons confess conversion
in M. E. Church.
Miss Martha B. Lippincott ras been
spending two weeks III Philadelphia and
Miss Abbie knights is caring for her invalid
mother.
Mr.. Martie Costill has resigned his posi-
tion with tha Union Store Co., and Mr.
Bromwell Cromer, of Glassboro, will sue
ceed him.
Mr. Samuel L. Armstrong nad an OLD
time bog killing last Wednesday. While
the men were engaged in killing. the ladies
were busy preparing grand feast for all
Those present were Aaron M Ridgway and
wife, Jas-ph Gardiner and wife, Geo. Ton
kins and wife, Isaac S. White and wife,
Mrs. Josephine Howey, Miss Mary Shea.
Mr. Vim. Dilks has been spending few
days on business through the Northern part
of our State aud New Yolk City,.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs Wm. Steward at their home
last Wednesday, AS the Stewards are
going to leave the farm, retire to the town
of Mnlica Hill their friends gave them a
rousing goodbye.