Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-03-08
MuLLIcA HILL.

Mr.. Frank M0unce arrived home
ION Friday evening after an ex-
tended tour South and West Mr.. Mounce
| is travelling for DR.. Jaynes, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Lucretia White Of Philadelphia was
an over Sunday guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph 4. White
County Clerk Ridgeway, planted pota-
toes in January and they are peeping out
Of the ground.
Communion service was observed in the
Baptist Church last week. At this service
Joseph Merrill Jr. was received into
membership Of the Churh.
On Friday morning, March 2nd, a cloud
of gloom spread over this town on the de-
mise Of John w. Jessup after short illness
OF pneumonia. The funeral took place on
Monday 10. 80 A. M. Rev. ]. G. Parker,
the Methodist Divine, officiating, and
Rachel Lippincott, Of the Society Of Friends
made a heart felt prayer, and spoke with
deep feeling Of his death. Interment was in
Ellington Cemetery.
| Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton is i'll with throat
consumption, at the home Of her nephew,
Stacy Hazelton near Jacksonville.
| The Columbian Hand Bell Ringers gave
q charming entertainments Monday evening,
I and the church was crowed. The tones Of
y the silver bells as handled by this company,
4 fall with delicious sweetness upon the ear
and are very enjoyable.
/ Harmony Fire Company will hold their
annual supper on Saturday March 10Th, a
chicken snpper with other delicacies for
twenty-five cents. Come out and help the
| fire laddies.
Salem Quarterly Meeting Friends will be
| held at Woodfown on fifth day Thursday ]
the 9Th inst, commencing at 10 30 O'Clock
a. NJ. many prominent Friends are expect
ed to be present.
State Master George w. F. Gaunt and
family had as there guests on Tuesday, Mr..
Albert P. Knapp, of Hillsdale, N. j.,
Master Of Lincoln Grange, No. 1876, F. and
FL.
Several car load of fertilizer arrived at
the station last week.
Mrs G.. W. Lamborn is confined TO her
bed with illness.
| Mrs. Phebe Dubois is confined to her
bed. Her son Mr.. Isaac, Of Philadelphia
has been spending few days with her.
Mr.. Warran Atkinson is i'll at his home
sCherry Lawn Farm" suffering with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Parker, wife Of the Rev. L. G..
Parker is conyalescing, having suffered with
bronchial affection
Rev. w. w. Bullock helped to carry and
lay the corner stone, for a Baptist Church
at Elmer, $50 persons were present to
listen and take part.
Mr.. Bert Mounce has position with the
Bell Telephone Company at Pottsville, Pa.
Edward Schweibel has arranged to build
two new residence on Barnard avenue,
North Mullica Hill. A rectory will be
built adjoining the Roman Casholio Church.
The church has grown to such an extent, in
the near future, it will have parish by
itself.
The Turnpike between here and Mantua
is being graveled. When Main street is re-
surfaced it will be a great improvements.
A hard thunder storm passed oyer this
town on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Christopher Knisell is ill at the
home Of her husband, South Main street.
| A great number of colored farm help
from the south have arrived since the first
of March.
OOHuucroi, W. H. AhWS0H, cUHoclA piapeS
moving with his family in the near future
to his residence at Cross Keys.
Services will be held in St. Stephens
Episcopal church on next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock, by Rev. G. Livingstone Bish-
op. Rector.
Huron tribe, No. 80, I. o. r. NJ, had a
large turnout on Tuesday evening. The
Woodbury. initiation team was present.