Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-12-07
. MULLicA HILL.

MULLiCA HILL.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
here, many Of our citizens being invited
out Of town for turkey dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs William Gibson entertained
q few friends at Thanksgiving dinner which
was beautifully served.
Our merchants are making great prepare
lions for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lawson enjoyed
THANKSGIVING dinner as the guests CT Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Silver at Woodbury..
Mullica Hill bank has $145, 900 on de-
posit.
The new school house at Jefferson is pro-
crossing Thomas Munyan, the contractor,
thinks by the middle Of this month it will
be ready for occupancy. 70
Wedding bells were ringing on Thanks
giving day, when Miss Adelaide Stratton
and Mr.. Clifford Pimm, both of Mulliea
Hill, were married at Trenton, at the par
sonage of their cousin, Rev. Daniel john
son. After the ceremony they proceeded
to the dining-roo where Thanksgiving
dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Pimm will reside on South Main street,
this town
Conductor w. H Lawson, went on train
duty Monday morning. Every body was
pleased to see him so we'll, after suffering
with rheumatism for eight months.
The heavy rains of the last few days have
been great boon to the farmers. ~
Revival services are in progress in the NJ
E. Church. Rev. J. Parker is the leader.
q The W. c. T. q held regular meeting
In the hall on Wednesday, the 23d. The
subject was Thanksgiving. The next
meeting will be December 7bh. The sub
ject will be Christmas. Is is hoped all
the members will be present.
The MulIica Hill concert band gave their
instructor, George Nicholson, a pleasant
surprise at his home at Rich wood, instead
of Andrew Nichols, at Jefferson, as was
heretofore stated.
Mrs. Harry Norman had as guests on
Thursday of last week, Miss Lydia Nor
nnari, Of THAN, Pa, and Mrs. Edward
HoIliugshead, Of Oaklyn, Camden, Co.
The farm of Alfred French was not offer
ed for sale owing to a small attendance at
the sale.
Josephine, Jacob Moore's driving horse,
died last week.
DR.. and Mrs Finkeni have been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Citizens, of Atco
A dinner will be served December 18th
to the survivors OF the Twenty fourth New
Jersey Volunteers by the ladies of the
Helping Hand Circle Of the M. E. Church
at Glassboro.
Tax collector Albert Parker was qnite i'll
while at his mothers at Atlantic City.
The social was largely attended Saturday
night in the town hall. 'fhe music was
good and the dance was entered into with
much enthusiasm. The dances are post
poned.
Miss Beulah Pancoast, on North Main
street, sprained her ankle going down the
cellar stairs
lis said the water company will lay
pipe on Church street before cold weather
sets in.
Edward Sherwin's chickens are roostlng
high They must be fearing Christmas
dinner in place of the turkey.
Phineas Ledden is spending an indefinite
time with relatives at Wing Lane.
The price Of coal has been advanced by
our local dealers TO 1926 per ton.
4 A rare occurance occurred TO one of
Cooper Coles cows. She recently gave
birth TO three calves. The lietle strangers
are lively and we'll -"
Miss Ethel Poress, Of New York City,
was an over Sunday guest Of Der uncle,
Mr.. Anton Burgher.
Mullica Hill branch Of the State Mutual
Building and Loan Association held its
regular meeting in Parker's Hall on Mon
day evening. After regular routine bust
ness was transacted, the following officers
were elected: President, G. w Elkinton;
". Pres, w. H. Lawson; Sec'y, Edward
IredelI; Treas, Joseph White, Jr. directors,
Thomas Borton, E Stultz Brown, Jonathan
Iredell, Lewis A. Mounce, J. G. Given.