Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-10
MULtlcA HILL.

George II. Horner arrived in Mulliea
Hill on Tuesday from five weeks trip in
the State Of Maine, where he went to buy
potatoes for seed. He says the potato crop
there is light not more than half crop.
A very severe wind and rain storm on
Tuesday morning caused quite a commo-
tIon. Large limbs were torn from the
body Of the trees in front of Henry Lippin-
colts residence and another in front of
George Madara's. The telegraph and tele-
phone wires were broken in both north and
south Mullica Hill On the the front lawn
of Mr.. John Reese's residence the trees
were torn up by the roots.
Rally Day will be held in the Methodist
Church, Rev Fl. M. Smith, Pastor,on next
Sunday evening, October 13. An especial
program has been arranged
Mr.. Reeves Dudly, of the vicinity Of
Medford, was in Mulllea Hill, Friday and
Saturday calling on friends.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Smith is off on his vacation.
He will visit KengsbuTg, his former parrish,
then to Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs James Brown and Mrs. Anna
Jordan, of Camden, were the guests of Mr.
William Pitman and wife, the past fort
night.
George H. Coles lost SIS COW a few
nights ago. She was foundered.
Miss Lucretia White, Of Philadelphia,
who has been ill., has SO improved as to
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.. Joseph
L. White, and wife on High street.
The Executive Committee of the Phila-
delphia Milk Shippers Union has fixed the
wholesale price of milk for October at 45c
per quart liquid measure.
Mr.. Henry and Rachel Lippincott have
been recent guests OF there children at
Laudsdown, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas French has taken up his
abode in the Soldiers Home at Hampton
Roads
The Young Friends Association will
hold a meetiog in the Friends Meeting
House, Mulllca Hill, on Wednesday even
ing, October Is, 1907.
Mr.. James Dougherty and wife who haye
been with their neice, Mrs. R. E. Costello,
are of for Atlantic City for the winter.
Persons of this locality are forming a
party to visit Gettysburg in the near
fusure.
Conductor and Mrs. Foust are entertain
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Delaware.
The new schedule on the Reading Rail
road went into effect Tuesday, October the
1st. The first train out in the morning
from this station is 5.32, second $50, third
11.50 a. m. The afternoon train leaves at
4.32. The first morning train in to Null
lea Hill is 9.35, the second train is r. "A
p. N. and 500 and 30 p. m.
A canning factory put up near the mill
stream would surely be good investment
as tomatoes are plentiful, and Of a fine,
solid variety. 80
Last Sunday the Nj. E. Church at Black
wood observed Old Folks Day. few
from this town were present.
Mr.. Henry Hoffman and wife and daugh.
ter Of Spokane, Washington. are sojourn-
ing with the family OF Mr.. Jocob Hoffman,
his father, and sister, Mr.. Nathan S. Moore,
for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Merriel, nee Harker, who has been
summering at Wildwood, has taken up her
abode at her fathers at Thorofare.
The entertainments in the public hall on
Saturday evening for the colored Baptist
Church was largely attended, many pale
faces attended, at least one-third were
white persons. The entertainment contin-
ued until after II o'clock, then some Of the
colored people had scrap over some diff
culties, causing comment.