Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-08-22
MuLLIcA HILL.

Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Lieuten-
ant Richard Somers and Miss Shute, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shute.
Mrs. Rachel Lipplncott has been Iecuper-
ating at Buck Hill Falls, Va, for ten days.
Mrs. Jacob Moore and daughter spent Sun
day in Swedesboro.
Mrs. Mercy Reeves, of North Mullica
Hill, celebrated the Goth anniversary of her
birth at the home of her daughter, Mrs Isaac
Gruff. Many relatives and friends offered
congratulations. Mrs. r. has clear mind
and good memory and splendid health.
Those who were unable to be present gave
her postal shower, with other tokens of
love and good wishes.
Mrs Hettie Rinehart, nee Iredell and son,
of Atlantic City, has taken up her abode
with the Miss Lippincott, of North Main
street.
The congregation Of the church of The
Holy Name, will hold picnic at Cedar
Grove, August 28th.
The eolored people held an all day meet
ing in the town hall on Sunday dinner
was served and they had happy time.
Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton, of Mullica Hill,
Is visiting Mrs, Cook at Daretown for an in
definite time. She was guest Of Mrs. jose
phine " Foster at dinner on Saturday, the
10Th inst.
Infant baptism will take place in the
church Of The Holy Name next Sunday
morning, August 25th inst. 30
Mrand Mrs Martin Gurtler, who recently
moved on High street., are being eopgratu-
lated on the arrival of son.
Mrs. William Fl Ireland and Mrs. Fisher,
of Mt. Holly, have been recent guests of
Conductor and Mrs. Edward Ireland.
Mrs. William Fl. Madciff is entertaining
her brother, Rohland Hendrickson.
Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr., is having his resi-
dence frightened up with paint.
Miss Bessie Heritage is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Edward Burning Of Glassboro.
What might have been very serious acct
dent occurred on Tuesday of last week. As
little Halle Burgher was running from Ell
kinton's store to her home, Walter fuller
ton drove horse to an express wagon
rapidly up the lane between Elkinton's
store and their residence Halle did
not sea the horse, it turned in so sudden
and was hit, knocked down and both wheels
passed over her arm and leg, bruising the side
of her face. Drs. Ashcraft and H. H. Carr
say no bones were broken.
Temperance week at National Park on the
Delaware, August 9th. Gloucester County
Day, 30th The Loyal Temperance Legion
will be led by Mrs. May Pauline Sparks of
Bridgeport, State Secretary of L. T. L.
Cement walks are needed in front of many
Dronertins on our streets
B Prof Tharp, the new principal Of Union
ACADEMY, moved his family here last week
lin the Duell property on Woodstown ave-
Snue.
The public schools will open September
2nd
The fourth annual harvest home of the
Harrisonville NJ. E. Church will be held on
the church lawn on Thursday, August 20.
Rev. D. B. Harris of Pitman Grove, and Rev.
l. B, Whitton, of Bridgeport, will speak
The Mullica Hill Concert Band will render
some fine selections. Dinner and supper
will be 25 cents each.
Miss Josephine Kier spent few days
visiting relatives in Clayton.
A number of moving vans have passed
through town this week toward South Jer-
sey.
Potato buyers have mostly left the mar
ket opened Monday 81 go to 81. 80 per bar
rel.