Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04
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The Harmony Fire Company, of
Mullica Hill. held q meeting last
Thursday evening, Jan. 9th, and
adopted a constitution and bylaws
and elected the following officers: Ru-
dolph Beneyet. president; James NJ
Wolf, vice president; W. H. Munyan,
secretary: Albert Parker, financial sec
rotary; NJ. F. Parker, treasurer;
George Madara. chief; Joseph Iredell.
assistant chief; Joseph White, Jr., po-
lice captain; William Evan, trustee
for one year; Frank Moore, trustee for
two years; William Madciff, trustee
for three years. The following COM
mittee was appointed by the president:
Edward Burning, James M. Wolf, AL
bert Parker, Wallace Skinner, w. a..
Jessup, to select or provide some way
that money could be raised to secure
equipments for the company. And all
members of the company are author
lied by President Beneyet to solicit
subscriptions. The next meeting will
be held on Thursday night, February
nth, in the Town Hail.
The first grand annual ball by the
young men of Holy Name Church, on
Friday evening, Feb. Il, 1904. in Town
Hall, Mullica Hill. Tickets are $100,
admitting lady and gentleman.
Prof. Warren Stanger and wife, of
Glassboro, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Norman, over Sunday.
The revival meetings are still in
progress at the NJ E. Church, with a
new exhorter every evening, and great
interest is being taken by the pastor
and members of the church
Mr.. John Bill, Folwell Bros repre-
sentative, has just returned home from
trip to st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hoyt. of Darby,
Conn, spent few days with Mr. and
Mrs. William Summeriel, last week.
Mr. Ed. 7. Ridgway moved his fam
lily in to his fine. new residence, on
Wednesday of last week
Mr.. W. J. Duell and family. of Will
Jamestown, were the guests of his
mother, Mrs. George Duell. on last
Sunday.
Members of Mt. Vernon Council. No.
81 OF Mulliea Hill, having heard that
a bill was about to be presented to the
Legislature this spring for the pur-
pose of dividing the school funds of
the State of New Jersey, at their meet
ing, last Friday evening. made and
sent strong resolution to our Senator
ana TO the Speaker of the Assembly. to
vote against any bill to divide our
State school funds.
Inc w. g. Z. .. of Mullica Hill will
meet at Mrs. Thomas Borton's and
Aold their par1or meeting on Thursday
February 18th, 1904.
Inc members of the MuIlica Hill
Protective Association for the Racou-
cry of Stolen Horses held their ammo,
meeting last Monday afternoon. in tba|
Town Hall, for the election of officers
and regular business. Those elected
we're: Joseph J. Brown. president.
Joseph W. Moore, vice president. WIN,
ID laM a. Munyan, secretary; DR.. Sam
j. J. Brown. Albert Parker Fdrn ,u, :; !
7. Ridgway, Aaron B. Somers se'' Io obu
s george Il. Homer, Joseph Wat
M. samuel Porch has rented the
Shoemaker. 'onn
Mr. Charles Floyd has rented the
a5Is. t1oWey farm, now occupied bv
road iiuseSo'l
a = GrimshaW has purchased the
Jersey Farm, now occupied by Harry
Johnson, on the road leading from
Moiilea Hill to Russel's Mill.
Mf, Edward Miller has moved TO
Aura. on his father-in-law's homo |
stead, leaving James Simons to farm,
the Kay farm.
Harry White and wife. of penns-
Y4ie' nave been spending a few days
with relatives and friends Of this VI
entity. -' =
Mr.. Ira d. Fox has resigned his no
eition with one Of the leading cloth
lers, Haas & Co., on Market street
Philadelphia, and has taken up his old
position as engineer of the shifter
which changes George Eldridge to FIRE,
man on the 75e a. M. train aisn M
william Plum from 7.50 q. n, tfain -
fireman on shifter. Result IF tbis
William Norman is an extra
The Harrison Township Committee
met on Wednesday afternoon IF tb;s
week and closed up the years hn Tnsi.
hess. ''S'
A grand surprise party was given in
honor OF Albert Ridgway. as 1t was
MS list birthday, on Friday evening
OF last week. The evening was spent
10 playing games and merry making.
Aos0 pISsent were. MISS Caroline
French, Laura Coles, Frances Somers
Anna White, Anna Ballenger, Rena
Avis, Martha Avis, Emma Ridgway
Idella Avis, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Ridg-
way, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Avis. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Wada Heritage, Mr.. Samuel
White, Mr.. George Ridgway, Mr.. Raw
mond Somers, Mr. William Somers.
Mr.. Alvin Black, Mr.. Albert Ridgway,
Mr.. Charles Colson, Mr.. Ebert Kirby
and Master Howard Heritage.
PAULsBoRo.
Miss Mary Heritage, of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. David Inskeen. Of Canndnr