Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-09
MuLLlcA HILL.

Rev. J. Howard Kirkbride, OF Camden,
was visitor in Mullica Hill on Friday.
Miss Lucretia White, Of Philadelphia, is
the guest OF her parents on High St,
Miss LA Martin, daughter Of Professor
William Martin, OF Bucknell University,
Lewisburg, Pa. lis visitor at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. B. r. Black.
Miss Deborah Fl. Stratton is at North
| field, Massachusetts,, attending the famous
school for christian workers.
Stacy L. Pancoast and wife have returned
from an extended visit to White Mountains,
Montreal, Quebec and other resorts OF in
terest.
Mr.. Walter Mounce is the proud possessor
of an automobile.
Miss verna SCOTT will soon be through
with the first summer course of study at
Collegeville.
Mrs. Darnell, of Cedar Brook, has been
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Huntsinger.
Allen Gooden and wife, and John Over ms
and wife, Of Jefferson, enjoyed the Ocean
breeze at Atlantic City, over Sunday.
Arrangements are being made TO hold a
district meeting of the Daughters Of Liberty,
at Mullica Hill, on August Doth, when it is
expected delegations will be present from
ali the Councils in the district.
Bert Hendrickson is conductor on the
extra freight during the pototo and tomato
season.
Mrs. Hettie Reinhart and son, of Atlantic
City, are here with relatives.
Mrs. R. E. Costello has been entertaining
relatives from Tioga, Pa
Mrs. William Maxwell, of Merohantville,
was the guest of relatives here last week
Miss Katie Nolan, Of New York is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Iredell.
Wednesday August 22nd will be Glouces-
ter County Sunday school day at Alcyon
Park All Sunday schools and Sunday
school workers are invited TO attend.
ssPine Farm the home Mr.. and Mrs.
h john p. Reese in The suburbs, have large
number Of guests from Philadelphia and
camden, summering there in the shade OF
llarge trees and spacious We randas.
Peach orchards in this section are said TO
give promise of large crop of fruit.
If dog-day's could only be curtailed.
James S. Stratton, Pos. G.. A. R. and Mt.
Vernon Council Jr. o. q. A. M. exculs-
ion left our station on last Thursday morn
ing 125 boarded the train while it was
pouring rain The sun wes shining on
their arrival at Atlantic City and is was a
Joyous day, bus she Posi- are out about S25,
but it has only happened them twice in
seventeen years.
Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Sheppard of Quinton
are off on their vocation to Ocean City. On
August 18th the pulpit ~will be filled by
Rey. 3. Howard Kirkbride, Of Camden, and
on Sunday the 18th inst, by the Rev.
William Bowen.
II is said several changes are to be made
in free delivery routes, connecting with
this Office.
Miss Mullins Of Philadelphia is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore on High
street.
The younger element is trying to run
the hoodo0 out of town.
Clifford Pimm has resigned from the en-
Eploy of W. Evan.
Mr. Edward Burning has moved to the
adjoining residence, owned by Mrs. Stew
art. for short time Mr.. Albert Jessup's
family will take up there abode here this
week, making it much more convenient
than driving from Barnsboro.
Miss Maud Mills has accepted a position
as telephone operator from 5 O'Clock until
10 p. m. at the Office Of Cashier G. H.
Styles.
The following is list of letters uncalled
for in the Mullica Hill post Office for the
month of July:-Mr. Bensinger, James
Deveraux. William Nichols, Mamie G..
Pratt, George c. Penn, Frank Smith, Mrs.
Kitty A. valeria, ~ Mrs. B. Wright,
Soimon Wesley.