Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-16
MULLIcA HILL.

Miss Hannah Faint, Of Evan, spent
Thursday with relatives and friends in this
place.
Mrs. Thomas Stretch, Of near Evan,
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs FL D.
Shute on North Main street.
| Mrs. Alice Heritage Of Wenonah, spent
few days with her grandma Mrs Alice
IStratton.
Mr. Hiram Shute and granddaughter
spent Wednesday with his daughter, Mrs.
John Steward at Glassboro
Mrs. Samuel Ashcraft is entertaining her
mother from Phila.
Mr.. Amber Stetser, of Paulsboro, called
on friends IN this place on Monday after
noon.
! Mr. George Ballinger, Miss Mary ARM
strong and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Bal
linger spent Sunday with Mr.. Henry
Master and family at Ferrell
Master Ralph Ballinger has been visiting
his cousin, Mr.. Arman S. Kier, at Evan.
Mr. Oscar Care is critically i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. Leon Ledden, of Wing Lane, spent
Sunday with his grandparents in this
place.
Mr.. Edward Beale and family spent
Thursday with his sister in Worthwhile
Miss Anna Turner, Of Hurffyille. has
been spending SINE time with Miss Maggie
Bill.
Leslie Armstrong, of this place, enter
tanned John VERIFY, of Pottstown, Pa.
Bernard Hylard, of Salem, and few
friends Of this vicinity last Saturday and
Sunday.
/ Tho Of ~.
lstarting brass band. They will meet this
evening and have secured Prof. George
Nichols, Of Redwood, as their instructor.
| The Children's Day services at the Bap-
list Church last Sunday evening were very
interesting and largely attended Miss
Deborah Stratton had charge of the exercises
IN the evening. Rev. ]. J. Davies the pas
tor, led the opening prayer.
I The u. E. Church will give their Child
Iren's Dry exercises next Sunday, June Is.
Everybody welcome.
Jacob Brochard, of VineIand, formerly a
barber and citizen of this place, spent a few
enjoyable hours in town on Tuesday
john A. BaIlenger and family are expect
ing TO start on Saturday for ST. Louis to
visit the Worlds Fair.
The fire commissioners held meeting on
last Monday afternoon and were sworn in
Iofice by Township Clerk White Other
important business was attended to-
Children's Day was observed by the
Grange on Saturday afternoon, and about
one hundred people were present. After
the Rotations and music by several chill
Idren, refreshments were served, which con-
sisted of ice cream, cake and Strawberries
Mr.. Finnimore Ledden has returned to
his old homestead place again, after several
lyears absence.
Miss Sarah Lafferty spent Thursday at
Pole Tavern.
Mr. William Pitman and family attend
ed the school commencement at Woods
town on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Burning, has returned to
her home after staying sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Roberts, at Friend
ship.
Mr.. Joseph White. Jr., has returned
rom the Worlds Fair, at st. Louis.
The stork visited our town on Thursday
afternoon and left baby girl to brighten
the home of Mr.. William Madcif.
Tuesday night while Mr.. John Dough-
erty, Jr., accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
r. E. Costello and her two children were
on their way to Mr.. Edward Dougherty's,
and near the farm of Mr. Walter Evans,
some part of the harness broke and let the
shafts Of the wagon down. The horse be-
gan to kick. Mrs Costello managed to keep
the children cut Of the way, but was her
self hurt, Mr.. Evans came to their assist
ance. Mrs. Costello had one or two ribs
broken, and was otherwise bruised, while
Mr.. Dougherty, although. no bones were
broken, received a severe shaking up. Dr.
is. F. Ashcraft was called in.
Mr.. Richard S. Wood, of Mantua Town
Iship, cut shelving load of early cabbage
on Monday His patch is hard to beat.