Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-23
MuLLicA HILL.

WCELtCF t1tEAs
Labor Day is the next holiday, septem-
Der 8.
Mr.. Ralph Benezet has taken his family
to Black wood for a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Benezet's mother, Mrs, Wilcox and
sister, Miss Ida, started on tour to Thou
sand Islands, Montreal, Qaebec and Sara
toga.
DR.. Samuel Asheraft, who was suffering
with an indisposition, is out again looking
his usual self.
Mr.. Joseph Hubbard and Miss Anna
Carpenter, OF Philadelphia, were guests Of
our new landlord, and seemed to euioy the
drives in the suburbs
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Sicklerville, were
oyer-Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
Charles Firman, on High street.
Master Charles and Miss Florence Boone,
Of Bridgeton, are soiourning at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac White.
Mr.. Issao H. Lloyd has been quite indis-
posed for several days.
Mr.. ]. Ridgway is delivering some fine
peaches in town.
Mrs. j. G. Heritage has been visiting
friends here the passed week; also was the
guest Of Mrs. Haddie Kendick few days
at Pitman GROVE. Mrs. Heritage is the
widow Of the late DR.. Heritage, formerly
of this town.
Mrs. Mccormick and granddaughter Lin
da, OF Gloucester City, is visiting her
friends in Mullica Hill.
Miss Maud Mills has position as opera
tor with the Rural Telephone Company,
from five o'clock p. M, to ten p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Owen, of Balti-
more, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown, few days the past week.
A special meeting Of Harmony Fire
Company, No. /, was held Monday even
ing.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church, at Harrisonyille, will hold Harv-
est Home on Thursday, August 80. A de-
lightful pot-pie dinner will be served for 25
cents. Ice cream will be on sale. All are
welcome, and social time is anticipated.
The Swedesboro band will be feature.
The Friends First-day school picnic
will be held in Cedar Grove this Thursday,
August %. We all enjoy this picnic.
Dinner and supper are served under the
trees.
The Song Service at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening, was a rare treat. The
church was full TO the doors. The best
singers of this town assisted. Mrs. G. FL.
Stiles sang solo, also Professor Given and
Bertha Scott, which we're fine. The choir
rendered some delightful music. 1t was
pleasure to all present.
Mr.. Will Gooden has fine melons, Of
which he delivered in town this morning
Mr.. Wilmer Stratton has fine peaches.
The highest price on Tuesday was IS cents
per basket.
Mrs. Arabella Bell who is taking charge
at the home Of Dayid Borton, is spending
her vacation in the mountains.
1t is said slim crop of cranberries in
Burlington county this season.
The canning season is about to open in
South Jersey,
In the Friends burial ground in Salem,
New Jersey, stands the largest oak tree in
the State, and possibly in the United
States It is now used as the trade markH
for the New Jersey Forestry Association,
Edward Running proposes moving this
week.
The public schools open September A.
Mr.. H. Heritage, the genial clerk in the
Union Store, proposes taking his family
to New York, Coney Island and Brighton
Beach, and resorts during his vacation,
which commences this week.
A District Meeting, Of the Daughters of
Liberty, was held in the Lodge room Of
Pride Of Mt Vernon Council, Mullica Hill,
on Monday evening Councils from Will
JAMESTOWN and Glassboro were present, and
some State officials
Mail carrier. Joseph Dilks, goes on his
rounds after his thrilling experience