Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
MuLLlcA HILL.

Mrs Martin, wife of Prof. William
Martin, of Bucknell University, Lewis
burg, Pa, Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. B. X. Black.
Misses Pearl Dilxs and Lillian STRAIT
ton are guests of relatives in Glass
boro this week.
Mr.. Van Davies, of ST. Louis, No.,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry
Norman, last week. He started West,
Friday.
Mr.. George H. Coles has rented the
William Horner farm Tor the coming
season.
]. Harker Hazelton has rented Mr..
Warren Atlinson's farm near Mullica
Hill.
Mrs. Sarah A. Haines occupies the
residence on South Main street, that
she recently purchased Of John p
Scott
Miss Sarah E. Somers. of this vicini-
ty has sold her property at EldFidge's
Hill to CARL Hohmburg, for $3.50.
Miss Elma Heritage, of Redwood is
taking lessons in vocal music in Phila-
delphia.
Mr. Nathan Folwell and family, OF
Philadelphia, came down to his broth
ers, Mr.. Robert c. Folwell, ir his
touring car on last Friday, and are
his guests at this writing.
The trouble about elections for
some people is that somebody has to-
lose.
The ladies' of the Baptist Church
will give their annual Thanksgiving
chicken supper on Tuesday, November
9th. The ladies serve a delightful
supper for 25 cents. Come out and
enjoy yourself, and hear music by the
choir
Palmer Fullerton is mail carrier to
North Mullica Hill.
1t is said Mr.. J. Dougherty purchased
the David Borton property, South
Main street.
Mrs. w. S. Dilks entertained the
Sewing Circle on last Monday night,
November 5th, from Pitman. About
twenty ladies and gentlemen drove
over to Mullica Hill in large coach.
A delightful supper was beautifully
served in the dining ROOM which was
enjoyed till late hour
John Hendrickson, who has been en-
ployed at Madciff's meat market. has
accepted a position with Edward Shus-
ter, of Camden.
The most valuable horse Mrs. G.
Harry Walker had in her stables was
stolen Monday night They tracked it
to Sharp's Corner, where it went to-
ward the Mullica Hill and Woodstown
turnpike, there have been no tidings
of it since. 1t is a great loss to Mrs.
Walker
A joyful serenade was given Mr.. AMI
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night. The Concert Band of this town
marched and counter marched to the
front of the residence. Some fine nu-
sic was rendered. A number of guests
were present when the bride and
groom appeared, and invited them to
the dining room where boGntiful
spread was served Before retiring
the band boys sang Down in the Sha-
dow of the Pine For moment we
thought we were listening to the mu-
sic in 'The Old Homestead
The Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company have given their en-
ployees an increase of 10 per cent IN
wages. the scale went into effect No
vember LIST The Williamstown and
Mullica Hill boys are to be congratu-
lated
Robbers looted the Medford post Of
fee on Sunday evening of SIZE in
stamps and cash.
A Wedding Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Parker held
reception in Parker's Hall on We'd
nesday, the 14th inst. The bride was
dressed in white silk batiste exquisite
ly trimmed with lace. and the groom
wore the conventional black. Supper
was delightfully."- served. The
presents were handsome and numer-
GUS and of the best quality, silver,
china, cut glass, linen and beautiful
works of art Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
will reside in Mullica Hill The
guests numbered more than one hun
bred and included our leading fami-
lies.