Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
MuLLIcA HILL.
Our public schools open on September 8.
Vacation days Of 1906 will soon be oyer.

Our puDllc SCHOOLS open On september ..
Vacation days Of 1906 will soon be oyer.
Peaches are being marketed on our
streets, but they are high in price "a
Mrs. Stacy l. Pancoast has Miss Tucker,
Of Philadelphia, as her guest.
Mr.. Harry Ireland, of Philadelphia
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ireland, oyer Sunday.
Katydids are singing that frost is only
six weeks Off
Senator S. L. Pancoast and w. s. Harker
returned on Wednesday from Barnegat and
Beach Haven, and report delightful trip.
Mrs. Hattie Reinhart and son, OF Atlantic
City, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Knisell
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Fl. Lloyd has bad as
their guest William FolWell Lloyd, of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stratton had Mrs.
William T. Richman and Walter Richman,
Of Daretown, as their guests on Wednesday.
DR.. W. G. Finkeni, our genial druggist,
is taking great interest in getting some
fine views Of Mullica Hill scenery. You
should call and see them.
Miss Bessie Heritage is spending a part
of her vacation at Blackwood.
Misses Mamie, Laura and Elsie Stretcher
and Mr.. Sandman Of Philadelphia, have
been the guests Of Mr.. John G. Hazelton
and family.
Don't forget the peach festival in the
near future given by Harmony Fire Com
pany.
The Twentieth Annual Convention of the
Salem County w. C. T. u, will be held at
Daretown. Friday, September 81, 1906
Burlington C0unty's President, Mrs. Ella
National and Worlds Superintendent of
the Departments Of Soldiers and Sailors,
will be present. A silver medal contest by
Woodstown talent will be held in the even
ing. Remember and reserve the date.
Visitors are equally welcome with the
members.
Miss Josephine Kier returned home Sat-
urday evening from her vacation, ready to
go on duty as teacher at the opening of the
Union Academy.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, OF Quinton,
and the Misses Louisa and Josephine Has
ket, of Daretown, were the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Stratton and daughter. olivia.
Professor j. R. Given moves this week to
Bridgeport to be ready when schools open.
, The bottom has fallen out Of white po-
ltato market and sweets are coming in.
This season shipments are ahead OF last
year. A total OF about AIS car loads has
gone out of Mullica Hill. ~
Mrs. Marie Burning, the mother of Ed
ward Burning, is housekeeping for Alfred
Kirkbride, at Redwood.
Mrs. George Poinsett is spending few
days with her mother, Anna Jones, at
Swedesboro.
Mr.. Theodore Sailor, Of Glenside, Pa,
was the guest Of Past Master William L.
Iredell last week Mr.. Sailor is the son of
DR.. Sailor, practicing physician OF this
town few years ago.
Mrs. Anna Thomas, nee Allen, who has
been i'll some weeks, has been removed to
the hospital at Trenton, (not the santa
rum as heretofore stately. 1t is hoped she
will soon regain her usual health.
Harmony Fire Company, No. /, propose
holding peach festival the first of Sept
Miss Lucretia White, of Philadelphia,
was an over-Sunday guest of her parents
on dlgu sbfeeb.
{ The grocery stores closed on Wednesday
for the County Merchants Association g
Picnic at Alcyon Park. 20
Miss Elizabeth Applebee, of Pitman
Grove, was guest at dinner with c. w.
and Mrs. Elkint0n on last Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Howey entertained Miss
Marcy Harris, of Philadelphia, few days.
The Society of Friends held their month
ly meeting on Tuesday in the Friends
Meeting House, Mullica Hill Several
were here from Woodstown.
Mrs. Hannah L.wife of Jacob Fl. Mounce
one of the best known women of this town,
died at her home on Thursday. The sym
pathy Of large circle Of friends goes ont TO
her bereayed husband and four sons in this
hour Of grief. The funeral was on Satur-
day morning at ten O'Clock, interment was
at Ellington Cemetery, Clarksboro.
The only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker was buried at Swedesboro last Mon
day. Mr.. Parker grew to manhood in
Mullica Hill, and was an assistant at the
station. and was very much liked.
Rev. T. c. Parker, our Methodist Divine,
is spending few days at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Dilks, Of Evan, preached on Sunday
in the Methodist Church.