Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-07-14
MuLLlcA HILL.

MULLtCA 7tLLs
The following are the officers OF the
French Lodge, No SO, /. O. O. F.: n. g.,
Bert Richards: V. G., Oscar Owens; R. s.,
Edward Iredell; T., W. F. Iredell; G., A.
M. Ridgway; W., Jacob M. Hoffman; |. G.,
Rudolph Benezet; O. G., George Morgan;
r. S. Of N. c., Leo Reece; L. S. OF N. G.,
Michael Melber; r. S. S., Sam'l G. Borton;
T. S. S., e. A.. Corey; R. S. of V. g., A. j..
Nicholas; L. S. of Y. g., Geo. Walters;
c., Isaac Allen.
/. II. Lloyd has bought out his old poul-
try route from Mullica Hill to Clarksboro
of John E. Scott, and will pay the highest
market prices for poultry at Hughes and
Haines' stores, Clarkshoro, on Wednes-
day from ten till one O'Clock.
Our accommodating ticket agent, Mr..
Schneider, is having telephone put in the
station, which will be good thing for the
town.
White potatoes and white potato buyers
are coming in from all directions. The
prices range from SLIGO to $500 per Dbl.
The crop has doubled since the rains and
the outlook is good.
Mr.. Lucius Atkinson broke all records Of
this vicinity by cutting 25 acres of wheat
for Edgar Hurf in 81 hours, and eating
two. good size lunches. Boys, you will
LIZ 40 take your hats off to this
T6e fold SAG are the officers of the K.
of p C6aTsellor commander, George
Walters; vice chancellor, Anton Burgher;
prelate. Michael Melber; master of work,
G. w. Elkinton; master at arms, Jacob III.
Hoffman; keeper of record and seal, Warren
K. Parker: master of finance, Elwood Kier;
master of exchequer John H. French;
inner guard, Peter S. Scott; outer guard,
Chas. Firman.
Miss Anna H. White is opening the Bell
telephone exchange, located in c. w.
Elkinton's general store.
We will soon be talking oyer the rural
telephone system, as there is large force
of men at work putting up the line. They
say it will just cost little more than 30.
per day. You can't afford to be without
it,
The following officers were elected for
the Mt. Vernon Council, No. 81, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ: Councillor, Thomas B. Neal; vice
councillor, Collins Hazelton; warden, Clark
son Pancoast; conductor, John Mccormick
recording secretary, John G. Hazelton;
assistant recording secretary, E. A. Man
kin; financial secretary, Geo. w. Ruce;
treasurer, M. F. Parker inside sentinel,
Theodore Merrial outside sentinel, Geo.
Morgan; chaplain, Jos. w. Dilks; junior
past councillor Norman H. Parker; trustee,
Albert Schneider.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held their
annual picnic at the home of Miss Deborah
I Ioe aft A
had most delightful time.
The officers of the Loyal Temperance
Legion were elected at their last meeting
as follows Pres, Lillian Stratton: vice
pres, Elizabeth Gardiner; sec'y, Milton
Clair; treas, Yerna Walker.
The following are the officers elected for
the Pride of Mt. Vernon Council, Daugh-
tiers of Liberty: Councillor, Mary Hubbard
associate councillor, ,Edw. Johns; vice coun-
cilor, Ida Melber; associate vice councillor,
Sadie Madara; financial secretary, Mrs.
Emma EVAN treasurer, Mrs. Reba Fox;
guide. Florence Orens; inside guard, Flor
ence Porch; outside guard, Clara Beebe;
trustees, Mary Hubbard, Florence Orens,
Edw. Johns.
Mr. r. E. Costello and VIM. Summerill
ndNS ltCSCDtCu pOotoiVAo WlOn CDCi -. tJCOUb3
commission merchant, of Phila., at our
station here, and are doing large business.
Mr.. Robbins is representing Woodward
& Co., Of Phila., at the depot. This makes
Mr.. Robbins second attempt
The testing fire plug is in and connected
with the main, ready for immediate trial
which will take place in few days, as the
commissioner, VIM. F. Iredell, has written
the fire chief Of Ocean City to come and
test our force and volume, as per contract.
Rev. D. E. Clair and family are spending
a few days at Ocean City.
Several members of the Jr. O. U. A. NJ,
of Mt. Vernon Council, No. 81, anticipate
having royal good time at Alcyon Park
on Thursday, July 2lst. Everybody well
come.