Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-01-24
MuLL.icA HILL.

MuLLicA HILL.
Engineer, William Mearns spent few
days OF a recent vacation with friends at
Lamaqua Pa, be was treated right-royally
and in such delightful manner he thinks
Of going again soon.
Miss Emma Ridgeway, daughter of Mr..
R. D. Rideway, has accepted position as
operator with Keystone Telephone Com
pany.
Mr.. Isaac 81. Lloyd has been on visit
TO his neices Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs G..
c. Carson, at Pittsburg New Jersey, the
past week.
Mr.. Isaac Kay and his mother are enter
tanning their cousin, Mrs. Davis Of Virgin
ia, and daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horner. formerly of this locality.
Mr. Harker Hazelton, will truck for Mr..
Warren Atkinson this season.
Philip Nicholson has been indisposed
with the grip for the past two weeks.
Michael Melbern is confined to the house.
He has been i'll for several weeks, and is re-
covering slowly.
Mrs Iredell, wife of postmaster w. F..
Iredell was given a postal shower OF one
hundred and forty-nine post cards, nine
letters and photo in honor Of her birth
day. Mrs. Iredell enjoyed the shower be-
ing remembered by SO many friends.
The big initiation Of Red Men took place
Tuesday evening at the wigwam of Huron
Tribe No. So The Wigwam was filed
with chiefs, warriors and braves. TIE
red skins have been on the war path for
,oI
scalps, the effort being to increase the
number of their tribe to 100 members. The
initiation work was done by the team from
Delaware Tribe, of Paulsboro Delegations
were present from Chippewa Tribe, Pole
Tavern; Hiawatha Tribe, No. 81, of Glass
boro and Swedesboro also was represented.
Great Chief of Records, Daniel M. Stephen
son, of Camden, has offered splendid set
Of tomahawks to the tribe adopting one
hundred members the first six months Of
this year. Huron Tribe is reaching after
the tomahawks. After the close of the
session social time was enjoyed a spread
was served consisting of coffee, sandwiches.
celery, cheese and pickles.
The following are the newly installed
officers of French Lodge, 1. 0. o. F. Of
Mullica Hill on Saturday evening January
5tn:- N. g., Frank r. Mankin; V. g., Hal
bert L. Richards; Secretary, Edward Ire
dell; Conductor, Aaron M. Ridgeway;
Wa den, Jacob M. Scoffman; o. G., Samuel
G. Burton; R. S. to N. G., Isaac G. Allen;
L. S. to N. g., Clinton Iredell; r. S. to V.
G., Andrew J. Nichol; L. S. to v. G.,
William B. Somers; r. S. S., Oscar s.
Owen; L. S. S., Edwin M. Frazier; Chap,
George Walter, Sr.
Presiding Elder, N. J. Wright will
preach in the Harrisonville M. E. Church
on Sunday morning January 9th and con-
duct the sacramental services. Lovefeast
at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Albert Schneider is conyalecsing
slowly.
Mr. William S. Harker writes be is en-
joying the sunny south, will go to Mexico
in February.
Cashier, Charles Stiles is slightly i'm
proved.
The annual meeting of Salem County
Ramona Grange No. 6. will be held at
Woodstown on Wednesday. January 30th
all members of Pomona Grange will be pre-
sent on time.
Ii L OOcou III AuS an lSC OtOPs
ice will be as scarce as last summer. 20
The death OF Alexander Williamson took
place at his son, Wellington's at Auburn,
on Wednesday the 10Th inst. The funeral
was on Saturday morning at 1870. Ser
vices in the Baptist Church, Mullica Hill,
in the Baptist Cemetary. Mr.
Williamson resided in this town a number
of years. He was appointed messenger in
the Farmers National Bank when if first
opened and retained the position until a
few months ago when he resigned on ac-
count of i'll health. He leaves two brothers,
John, who lives in Pennsylvania, Charles,
of Redwood, and grandchildren surviving
him.
On Sunday morning at a few minutes
past ten o'clock Mr.. Samuel W. Moore uied
of pneumonia aged 81 years. Mr.. Moore
was ill only one week, be resided at the
home of his neice, Mrs. Walter Jones. The
funeral took place on Wednesday at 1890.
Services at his late home, interment in the
Friends yard.
The funeral of Parker Kirby, aged "a
years, son of William Kirby, formerly Of
this place, took place on Sunday morning
from the Baptist Church here.