Gloucester County Democrat., 1906-06-28
MuLLlcA HILL.

Mr.. Richard Barton Of Camden visited
his father, Mr. David Barton on Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph +. White Of High street en-
tertained their daughter Miss Lucretia OF
Philadelphia over Sunday.
Mary Rudderow Of Blackwood was enter-
tanned few days as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burning.
Mr.. Joseph Campbell of Philadelphia
was the guest Of G. w. Elkinton on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barton are enter-
tanning their grandchildren from Phila-
delphia who are having merry vacation.
Mrs Rachel Bill Of Woodbury. and her
son Mr.. John Bill have recently been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ireland.
Mr.. Isaac Hoffman Of Bridgeton is spend
ing an indefinite time with his brother and
family Mr.. Jacob Hoffman.
The MulIica Hill concert band is slated,
for Berlin N. j., to render some ne music
on the glorious Fourth of July celebration,
which will be continued all day. Dinner and
supper will be served on the grounds.
The handsome residence Of William S.
Harker is greatly improved in appearance.
HAfs dIhS VI AldHbud was oiiC at oioo'
Pride Of Mt. Vernon Council Daughters
of Liberty attended the unveiling Of the
monuments at Red Bank in a body.
Miss Ada Gooden is elected teacher at
Clems Run and has accepted
The stork flew over the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Harry FJust and left them son.
Our Baptist Divines' little daughter
Nellie has returned home, after delight
full visit with her aunt in Philadelphia.
Miss Sara Hazelton entertained her
brother w. Harker Hazelton for few days
the past week.
! Miss Martie Avis teacher at Harmony
Academy has her salary raised from S37 to
$45 per month.
| Children's Day services were held in the
Baptist church Sunday evening. The
church was crowded to the doors; the mus
| ic was good and each took their part; cut
flowers and potted plants adorned the pull
| pit, It was a success.
Nothing is said of having Fourth of
July celebration in Mullica Hill, it seems
our citizens are not much enthused oyer a
display of fireworks, as many of our sister
towns.
Mr.. Foust of Camden has rented the
William Chew property ON South Main
street and will take possession, but will not
take up his abode there until September,
when he will take Harry Lamson's place
as conductor on this road. Mr.. Lamson
has retired and moved to Cross Keys on
one of his properties.
William FL. Snowden of Alexandria Va,
delivered an address in Friends Meeting
House, MulIica Hill on Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Subject, Historical Remin-
essences. = Mr.. Snowden spent his early
life in this vicinity. Fifty years ago he
moved so Virginia; before going away he
was teacher Of the public school in this
| town. He enlisted and served through the
Civil War. Mr. Snowden has spent much
time in historical and scientific research.
The Meeting House was full TO the doors;
his address was eleyating and revelation
to many who were present.
The funeral Of Mrs Burton, wife Of
Aaron w. Burton took place on Monday at
| 10 O'Clock in the Friends Meeting House
Mullica Hill Joel Burton Of Woodstown,
Sarah Flitcraft Of Chester, Pa. and Rachel
Lippincott took part in the services. In
termeat in the Friends burial ground.
Mr.. William Norman has been transferred
from the freight train to the position OF
| fireman Oh conductor Ireland's train.