Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-09-06
MuLLIcA HILL.


Miss OLIVE Brick Of Gloucester City is
the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Lamhorn for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Skinner, the de-
livery clerk OF the Union store, are off to
Atlantic City on their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pimm gave water
melon party last Thurday evening. The
Mullica Hill concert band rendered some
fne music.
Captain E. L. Stratton attended the
thirty-third annual reunion of the 18th
New Jersey Infantry Volunteers, held at
MilIville, on Tuesday, September A.
The schools Of Harrison township opened
on Monday.
4 Sweet potatoes are being brought to
( station for shipments. Price so and 60cts.
per basket.
Conductor Samuel Weatherby and family
attended the funeral of Daniel Weatherby
at Mt. Royal on Wednesday. Mr.. Wealth
erby resided in this locality for years.
Banker and Mrs Henry L. sHaines, Of
North Main street, entertained recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, of Paulsboro, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stewart and son of Clarks-
boro, Mrs. Hannah Warrington and son, Of
Mickleton.
Miss Lillian Riyel attended the Harvest
Home held last week at Pennsgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Melber are enter
tanning their neices of New York City.
Bert Hendrickson is serving as brakeman
for short time on Conductor Irland's
train.
Keep away from people you dislike and
don't talk about them"
Mr.. Thomas Dickinson, proprietor Of the
Jefferson Wagon Works, is having his resi-
dence remodeled. Fenimore Iredell is
doing the work.
About fifteen dollars was cleared at the
peach festival that was given by the boys
OF Harmony Fire Company on Saturday
evening in the Town Hall.
The Friends First Day school commenced
after the close of the meeting on First Day
the Second inst.
Mr.. Norman Parker, assistant operator
at the station was visitor in Bridgeton
one day last week.
DIR. II. H. Carr lost a very valuable
horse few days ago and another is very
sick. DIR. Dilks, our veterinarian, was in
attendance, also DR.. Rogers, of Woodbury..
Henry DATE had COW break her leg a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Howard Avis, Rebecca Gardiner,
Ada Mounce, Elsie and Elizabeth Atkinson
are attending the Friends Conference at
Mountain Lake Park, Maryland.
The Ladies of Stokes Union, Mullica
Hill. called meeting TO decide on the an
nual meeting. The date was fixed for
September 14th. 1t is hoped there will be
q grand turnout as there will be election
Of officers.
Mrs. w. G.. Gibson has gone to the Tren-
ton Hospital for treatment
Mr.. Antoine Burgher has united with the
order United Railway Conductors.
If State Entomologist Smith could ex-
terminate mosquitoes in Gloucester Co. it
would be great relief to us citizens who
are denied the pleasure Of occupying the
yeranda owing to their sharp bills.
Mr.. Carroll Lippincott returned to his
home at Lansdowne, Pa, on Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Denelsbeck is convalescing
from her recent illness.
Salem Quarterly Meeting Of Friends will
be held at Woodstown on this Thursday,
September 9th, commencing at 10. 80 a. M.
A number Of members attended from Null
lica Hill.
Miss Sarah Gardiner Of Aura was visit
or in Mullica Hill, Thursday of last week.
Advertised letters for the month Of
August remaining in the Mullica Hill post
Office are: Thomas Blackstone, Miss Nellie
A. Carr, HendrY Garrison, Mrs. George
Hendrickson, Russell Hall, Royden Lucas,
Nellie Stafford, Mamie Small, Lewis Ware.
Eva Sermon, please mention advertised
letters when called for.
Miss Anna Tonneson, telephone oper-
ator at Wenonah. was visitor among rela-
tiyes here last week.
Mr.. w. a. Jessup has the front Of his
meat market frightened with new coat
Of paint.
Au-reyoir to good old summer time.
Misses Elsie, aud Alice Moore, Of Woods
town are guests of the Misses Avis daugh-
tiers of P. Howard Avis for week.
Joseph E. Iredsll, who has been conduc-
tor on the Grenloch branch for the summer
is home and will 60 on this train.
The Harvest Home at Harrisonville last
week was we'll attended.
HuRFFvILLE.
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