Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
MuLLicA HILL.


Mrs. Wells Green, Of Phila., spent few
David Bortop, who is slowly convalescing
from her Illness
Miss Lucretia White Of Phila, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L White,
on Sunday
Daniel Smith. OF Camden, was the re-
cent guest of George White during Mr..
Whites big sale, and Halloween festivi-
ties.
John Garwood, Of Camden, former
resident OF this town, came here to cast his
vote Tuesday. Mr.. Garwood is past so yrs.
old He looks we'll, and is visiting rela-
tives.
Farmers are making arrangements for
good display of fruit and vegetables at the
Institute in Gloucester County, at Clayton
November 16sb, Swedesboro Goth and Dist
r. D. Ridgway has the foundation up
for building TO be erected on Woodstown
ave-
Rev. w. 7. Johnston will lecture in the
nj. E. Church Tuesday evening, November
18th. His theme will be The Greenhorn
Abroad Admission will be 20 cents for
du utbSf AZ SCbtG kOt auAOA@t
The open season for rabbit and quail
comes in on November 10th, and our sports
men are putting guns in order, for the sea-
son.
DR.. Ashcraft attended the second annual
conference of the State Board Of Health at
Trenton on Friday and Saturday of last
week. They are endeavoring to arrange
for she State exhibits for Prevention and
Relief of Tuberculosis, to be brought to
Glassboro.
The game Of base ball by Mullica Hill
and Evan was postponed until next Satur-
day owing to the rain last Saturday
The following is list of unclaimed let
tiers remaining in this Office during the
month Of October: Henry Bel. joe Burke,
r. w, Andrew Hanizan, George Hendrlck-
son, J. Fl. johnson, Mrs. Martha Miles.
James NJ. Mully, John J. McSwiggan, H :.
N. Pancoast, Johnnie Ragsdale. Miss Flor
ence Reed, William Richard, Miss Florence
Sibbbly, Harry Taylor. Please mention
ADVERTISED when calling for the above.
WILLIAM F. IREDELL, T. nj.
The masqueraders on Halloween created
much merriment, the quaint dresses OF our
citizens were unique, some represented
fairies as we'll as witches, and the sirens as
well as the gnomes. About fifty in all
were in the parade. a dainty little Miss
represented a HGypsy Queen Among
our citizens several kept open horse, where
they were invited to refreshments, and tell
fortunes with apple parings, some had nuts
to roast, others were looking for ghosts S
Late in the evening some found time to
take gates, windows, shutters, and door
mats, or anything to hide which make 1t
very troublesome at times. lis said no one
is responsible for happening on Halloween,
so we all enjoyed the night.
Report of Union Academy, Mullica Hill:
Principals room Number on roll for Oct,
40; average daily attendance, 80; number
present every day, II; presentage, OF at
tendance, 90. Prof. j. H. Tharp.
Report of the intermediate room of Union
Academy, Mullica Hill, October Number
enrolled, SO; neither tardy nor absent, II;
Elsie Ballenger, Hazel Gardiner, Halle
Burgher, Marie Wolfe, Mildred Tharp,
Theresa DATE, Helen DATE, Erna Coles,
Waller Scott, Raymond Scott, Paul Finkeni,
Vernon LLOYD. Number present every
day, Is; presentage Of attendance, 81.
Anna T. Tharp, teacher.
1t is said Aaron w Barton has purchased
the residence Of Michael Melbar where he
now resides near the bridge, and will move
there in December.
Charles Fullerton has taken up his abode
with his brother Palmer Fullerton on High
street, where he will reside.
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