Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-22
MuLLIcA HILL.

MuLLicA HILL.
| John Atkinson, Of Kentucky,is the guest
LOT Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Atkinson, at
/ Cherry Lawn Farm
Miss Mable Brown is spending few
days at Wiiliamstown as the guest Of Miss
Nita Wood.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pimm has rented
the Chatham property on North Main St.
Mrs. Pimm will open her millinery parlors
on the south side Of the residence
On February 22d, William Madciff will
sell lot of pigs.
The w. C. T. U. held their regular meet
ing in the hall Thursday afternoon. The
Loyal Legion has special exercises
Mrs. William Finkeni is visiting her
grandmother, who is i'll, at her home in
Glassboro.
Miss L. White and a friend from Phila.
were Sunday guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. White on High st.
Mrs. Stacy Pancoast is visiting relatives
at Hammonton.
The annual business meeting Of the Bap-
fist Church was held last Wednesday after
noon William Horner. Aaron Ridgway,
Nathan Lloyd, Allen Gooden, Geo. Reece,
| Harry Norman were elected trustees, and
Nathan Lloyd, treasurer.
The Board Of Education disposed Of the
fold school house at Jefferson at public sale
last Saturday afternoon. David Owen was
Nthe purchaser at 1925.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. E.
Church at Harrisonville will hold variety
social on March 1st, in the election room.
All are welcome. Ice cream, cake, pie and
homemade candy on sale.
Mrs. Robert Irving lost 5000 horse a
few days ago.
The birthday celebration Of County Clerk
Frank B. Ridgway's 65th year took place at
his residence on Saturday evening, Feb. IT,
Merry were the greetings Of good cheer
from relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Hazelton, teacher in the pri-
mary department. at Swedesboro has re-
signed and accepted the school at Jeffer-
son. She takes charge next Monday, Feb.
25th.
Landlord =. W. Jessup gave a banquet
on Thursday evening to about fifty of his
friends, who had delightful time. A de-
licious menu was elegantly served
William S. Harker, our townsmen, who
is spending the winter in Florida, writes
that business is dull at the winter resorts,
owing to the mild weather north. Now
! Atlantic City is full Of business, the es-
plenades are filled with promenaders. and
Young's pier during the Gamers Associa-
tion last week was crowded.
Martin Georther, brakeman on the Null
lica Hill freight train, had his left arm
/ broken at Redwood on Wednesday.
Mrs Joseph E. Iredell was visiting in
Camden few days the past week.
Frank Sherwin has been transferred from
this station as Waterman, to Folsom on the
Cape May branch.
Aaron w Borton was visitor to Allan
tic City on Friday, and attended the Can
ner's Association.
On Tuesday evening, February 27th, a
spelling bee will be given in Grange Hail.
Farmers who stored their sweet potato
crop are ous Of pocket, as potatoes are only
bringing 81. 90 per barrel about the same
/ price as when stored last fall, and it is quite
expensive to keep them during the winter
Edward Beale will move the first week
in March on the farm he recently purchased
Of Joseph Woodruff, near Clayton
Samuel F. Fry moved on the DR.. Nc
Cray farm, south of Mullica Hill, on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore celebrated
18th anniversary of their marriage at their
Feb. 10TH An elegantly prepared supper
invited guests. The evenings entertain
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