Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-10
MULLlcA HILL.

All the last meeting of the Board Of Ed
ucation after the regular routine of bust
ness, the matter OF electing teachers was
taken up Prof Given was reelected at a
salary Of $40 per month. 1t is reported he
has been offered great inducements and
elected by the Board OF Logan Township
as principal Of the Bridgeport school, hence
its is doubtful if he will return. Miss
Florence Copestick was reelected assistant
at Union Acamdemy; Miss Josie Kier was
elected for the town hall room; Miss Martie
AVIS, for Harmony; Miss Elliot. principal
for Evan; Miss Ivy Dufield for Redwood.
There was no elections for Jefferson, nor
for the primary room at Redwood and
Evan. It was decided to close the schools
at Washington Grove and Clems Run, If
necessary the B ard will transports the most
distant schools from Washington Grove
district The scholars in the Clems Run
district are only mile from Redwood.
On Saturday evening about six o'clock,
May til, Rebecco E., widow Of the late
Nashen M. Lippincott, died aged 81 years.
Mrs Lipponcott was striker with paralysis
November 1876, and has heen an INVALID
almost 80 years. The funeral and services
were in her late home on Tuesday after
neon at O'Clock. Iaterment Wednesday
morning at Cropwell Orthadox burial
ground, near Marlton, New Jersey. She
leaves two children.
A. S. Clark, Of Pitman Grove was in
town on Sunday.
j. Fl. Mounce who has been suffering
from fall at the mill is out again.
Mullica Hill advertised letters. The
following is a list Of letters remaining I'M
called for in the Mullica Hill post office
during the month of April: Mrs. Phil.
Burnett. Mrs. Edward u. Brick, Mrs. C. J.
Daren, Walter Daemso, James G.. Deveall,
VIM. Ford, Mrs. Ida Hughes, George J
johnson, Elias Jackson, Mrs. J. Fl. King,
John Melvin, Rev. J. S. Moore, Miss Medic
Farmer, Miss Mary Simple, Lewis H.
Schults, Tonic Turner. W. F. Iredell,
post master.
Mrs. Kier, wife Of Elwood Kier, died at
the sanitarium at Trenton on Monday of
this week She is the sister Of County
Clerk F. B. Ridgway. Mrs. Kier was
lovely woman. The interment will be
strictly private.
Jack-frost was quite perceptible on
Tuesday morning, in this locality.
Mr.. Theodore Sailor, of Penn. who spent
his hoyhood days in this town is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Alferd French.
Miss Bessie Blake was in Philadelphia
last Friday shopping in Market street
department. store, where she was relieved
Of her pocket book containing oyer SIS.
The public sale Of personal effects last
Saturday at Eagle Hotel was a large sale.
The two cows were sold together for one
hundred dollars They were fine stock and
worth every cent Of it, The Jessup family
propose yacatiDg the hotel by the 18th inst.
They will be greatly missed.
The Grange held an entertainment in the
Town Hall on Saturday evening The Old
Time Singing Skule, which created much
laughter and was largely attended; $35 was
taken at the door.
The Ladies Aid was entertained at the
Baptist parsonage on last Tuesday.
Miss Theresa Pine is learning the mill
enry art, at Madam Serf's, Philadelphia.
Mr. Phineas Kirkbride Of Maple Cliff
was the guest Of his sister, Miss L. Kirk
bride on Wednesday
Miss Sara Hazelton proposes spending
she summer with her brother w. Harker
Hazelton who Is farming near Woodstown.
Mrs. B. r. Black entertained her sister,
Mrs. William Martin and Mrs LOOMS and
Mrs. Lewis, Of Lewisburg, Pa, for few
days the passed week.
Mr. Plum, fireman on the O'Clock train
out, is off for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. George H Pointsett, il with her
mother at Swedesboro who is indisposed
Mr. ElWood Kier was in Trenton one day