Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-02
MuLLIcA HILL.

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Mrs. William Barthe and son, OF Phila-
delphia. were the guests Of her aunt, Mrs.
| w. q. Gibson. few days last week.
Mrs. Samuel 81. Weatherby is entertain.
Ling Mrs. Walter, Mrs. and Miss Bertha, OF
| Camden.
| Miss Maranna White has recently been
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scott,
Of Evan.
| The season Of camp meetings is here.
Mrs Amelia Brown, widow Of the late
Rev. James F. Brown, who resides at Plain
field, N. j., is the guest of Mrs. E. r.
Black.
Prof, and Mrs. J. B. Given have been
entertaining the Misses Agnes Dun and Mae
Elwell, of Pennsville.
1 Pitman Grove camp commenced on Tues
day, but the camp proper begins on Friday,
August 8. 70
I Mrs Carrie Durham, formerly Of this
place, but now Of Philadelphia, was the
guest of Mrs. Christopher Knisell on last
Thursday.
About Sept. first Ed Burning will go
with Mr.. Thomas Bradley, Of Twenty-irst
and Market streets, Phila.
George Madara will give up the watch
man business, having accepted position
with Mr.. Albert Jessup in butchering.
| Vegetable gardens are growing this warm
wet weather Edward Hood had lima
beans on his table July fifteenth.
Wagons loaded with truck passed through
ibhis town Sunday evening almost con-
Estantly. It's wonderful what is carted
From this locality, and the marketing sur
grounding the station some days looks like
Dock street market, Philadelphia. 20
| Miss Lucy Welsh, and Mrs. james Moore,
OF Swedesboro, were visitors in this town
on last Thursday.
Postmaster and Mrs. Iredell have been
entertaining Mrs. Theodore Sailyry, Of
Glenside, Penna.
The peach crop at Egg Harbor is said to
be large. and are shipping to Atlantic City,
New York and Philadel phia markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Richman, Of Brides
burg, Fla, are on a visiting trip in this
State. They were the guests of William
rs. Harker on North Main street on Friday
last Then they were off for Elmer.
The Musical and Literary Social on Sat
urday evening, July %, in the Baptist
church was well attended. The proceeds,
which were for the church benefit, were
satisfactory. The COMMITTEES of the social
express their warmest thanks to those who
helped make this social success.
Miss Ida Barr, of Wilmington, is visit
| ing relatives here.
| On Monday evening last delightful
surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs. John
Earnest, at their lovely home on German
street. The residence is situated on a hill
and she lawn slopes toward the mill stream
which was lighted with chinese lanterns
and c0lored lights After the friends arrived
the Mullica Hill Concert Band marched in
rendering some delightful music. Ice
cream and cakes were beautifully served
They wished to remind Mr.. Earnest that il
was so years since he arrived in this
country At late hour the friends took
there departure wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest many happy days.
| II carriage users in and about our town
are not supplied with vehicle it will moi
4 be the fault Of Mr.. Jackson, the Redwood
dealer Eor about month his buggies
especially haye been coming this way until
we Would wonder where another buyer
could be found, and still they keep coming
| Among them several Of our most prominent
farmers and also gentlemen of leisure in
town are using his buggies and they are
handsome ones and said to be the best il
Equality. The question has been asked if 50
many new buggies ever came to and around
our place in one season before as have been
sold this summer. Well, our farmers art
having prosperous season and no one
knows it better than Mr. j.