Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-07
MlLLlCA HILL.

III buc uOiy UOuuS OF iudoLlinoH3 luSb II
day evening Their identity is to be kept
secret for two weeks and in the meantime
everybody is making guess.
The Harrison Township Committee will
meet on Saturday afternoon, April 9th, in
the usual place and time to transact regu-
lar business.
There were Easter parties at the follow
ing places last Saturday evening" and all
were largely attended: John P. Reese's,
VIM. H. Madciff's, Clarkson Pancoast
The Democratic voters of Harrison Town
ship are requested to meet in the Town
Hall on Saturday evening at 7.30 o'clock
for the purpose Of eleeting one delegate to
the State Democratic Convention held at
Trenton April 18th, t.. assist in electing "a
delegates from the State Of New jersey to
the National Democratic Convention.
The Harrison Heights Improvement Co.,
have a 80 horse Odds Gasolene Engine on
trial at the electric light plant. It must
give entire satisfaction or no sale. We all
hope it will give us good, steady, bright
lights at all times Of night.
VIM. Shute has started a green vegetable
route through our town, Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Mr. Edward Ridgway and Miss Lillian
Colson were very quietly united in mar
riage by Mayor Nowery, of Camden, last
Wednesday afternoon, and after short
trip to wonderland they returned to their
home last Saturday at Cherry Lawn Farm.
The wedding reception was held in the
afternoon and evening Chaplain, of Wood
bury, was the caterer. A large number Of
guests were present. Many beautiful gifts
were bestowed and greatful congratula-
tons offered to the happy couple.
Mr. Thomas Burning died last Sunday
in his 73rd yr., and his funeral was held
on Wednesday. The services were held in
the Baptist Church. Interment in Baptist
Cemetery. Mr.. Burning was one Of our
Oldest and most esteemed citizens. Also
faithful member of French Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. He leaves a widow and FIVE chill
dren to mourn the loss of a devoted hus-
band and father.
Mr.. John Dougherty has purchased a
very fine buggy and the Glassboro girls
will have to look nice when Johnny comes
to town.
Mr. Walter Adams and wife of West
Phila., were the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jessup over Sunday.
Quite "a number of our we'll to do gen
tlemen were in the grand parade on the
board walk at Atlantic City on Easter
morning.
The Ladies Aid is going to hold festi-
val in the basement of the Baptist Church
on Saturday evening" the 10th of April, to
begin at o'clock. Come early to avoid
the rush. The proceeds viii go to the
Electric Light fund
Mrs Fenimore Iredell died very sud-
denly last Tuesday morning, at her home
in Camden and was burned from her sons,
Joseph lredell's, last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Iredell leaves husband, three chill
dren and many friends to mourn her loss.
Rev. D. E. Clair, pastor of our M. E.
Church was sometime ago endorsed by the
conference and by the preachers meeting
in Camden, as the representative agent of
the New Jersey Conference. is getting up
tour to the General Conference which meets
in Los Angeles, California. The party
will leave for the wonderland from Phila.
on April 25th The fare for the trip is
very moderate enc and it affords rare
opportunity to visit the Pacific Coast; also
side trips are extended on return, such as
the Yellow Stone Park, Worlds Fair and
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Clair has about one
hundred applicants now.
The Easter supper, held by the ladies,
was well attended last Thursday evening
in Parker's Hall. A neat sum was added
to the Improvement fund.
Didn't tell you to keep your eyes on
the Fidelity Fife and Drum Corps! Why,
they are going to give one of the finest old
fashioned home talent en- ertainments that
this town has witnessed for many day,
on Saturday evening, April 9th, in Town
Hail. Mullica Hill. Everybody will be
there Doors will be open at us p. m.
Curtain up at s o'clock sharp. General
admission, 20c.; reserved seats, Boo.
Mr.. W. F. Iredell is having cement
walks put around and in front Of his resi-
dence.
One Of the largest Easter parties was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S.
White. The first table was set at 5 o'clock
p. m. and continuous re-setting until 9
D. N. The tables were decorated with
Easter flowers and magnificent cakes and
other good things to make an Easter supper
The evening was spent in enjoyment Of
music, recitation, singing and playing
games. Those present were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stultz Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orr,
Mr.. and Mrs. James White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Ridgway, Mr.. and Mrs. James S.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Evan, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Z. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Shivler, Ed
ward Haltzhouser. Misses Bertha, Alice,
Anna and Lille White, Mary Shea, Anna
Tonnenson, Lucretia and Mariana White
Hilda and Grace Orr, Sara Shute, Bessie
Pine, Anna Hazelton, Laura Firman, Josie
Kier, Sue Stratton, Sara S. White, Emma
White, Jessie Haltzhouser. Messrs. Geo.
White, Clifford Dilks, Wilbert Kirby, Al
bertus Orr, Clifford E. Holman, Carlton
Orr, George Shea, Albert E. Foote, Collins
Hazelton, Charley Shute, Ralph Armstrong,
James Davis, Albert Snyder, Norman and
Louis Parker, VIM. MARROW, VIM Somers,
Milton and Sherwin Brown, Harry Smith,
Earl Armstrong. John Ryrn, VIM. Strouse