Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-04
MuLLIcA HILL.

The snow on Monday morning surprised
THE people.
DIR. James B. Wamsley, Of Philadelphia,
visited Mullica Hill on Saturday.
Joseph White, near this town, proposes
planting one hundred acres in potatoes this
season.
Mrs. Prioilla Hazleton entertained Mrs.
Sara Cook, Of Daretown, last week
The Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. smith and
family our new Methodist minister, arrived
in town on Thursday. Some Of the friends
met them at the tain and escorted them to
Parker's Hall, where delicious Easter sup
per was being served, and large number
If people were present to receive them.
The family consistes. of the pastor and wife,
hree sons and one daughter, who is mu-
ician OF ability.
The Easter supper given by the Epworth
League in Parker's Hall, Thursday even
ing, was a grand success socially and imam
cialIy. They cleared $6l.12.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Madcif gave a
iovous Easter supper on Saturday evening.
EGGS in various STYLES were served, and
feast Of good things was enjoyed.
The Daughters Of Liberty held a lunch
box social in Parker's Hall on Monday
night; all had delightful time.
We hear that houses are scarce in near by
towns as we'll as in Mullica Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Lippincott, of
Landsdown, Pa, with their children, are
spending few daps with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lippincott.
Conductor Edward Ireland and wife gave
an Easter supper at their home on Saturday
night.
MI. and Mrs. Norman Parker gave an
Easter supper at their home. Several Teia-
ttyes and friends were present Next Eas-
ter the same party will meet at Mr. and
Mrs. Evans.
Speakers for Memorial Day are being
booked.
Mr.. aud Mrs William Somers moYed
last Wednesday in their new home, on the
farm where John c. Hazelton resided sever
al years, owned by Robert G. Folweil
Mrs. Somers was Mrs. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Poinsett gave
Easter supper to few friends Saturday
evening.
Special music was rendered in our chur-
cheS Easter Gay.
Mr.. James Sherwin, Of Camden, is visit
ing Mr.. Edward Sherwin for an indefinite
time.
George Margan, OF near Newfeld, has
purchased property OF Mr.. Isaac White at
the South end Of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Iredell enter
tanned number Of friends at Easter sup
per on Saturday evening.
Recent robberies Of several farm houses
in the lower part of South jersey have
been perpetrated by laborers recently hired
The farmers should be more careful who
he takes in his home and use Judgment in
keeping valuables or cash out OF sight. fhe
papers have sounded the warning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Green and daughter,
of Philadelphia, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Borton, for an indefinite time.
The Changers contemplate the erection Of
new Grange Hall at Lakewood on the lot
recently presented by j. w. Margan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish Rogers and son Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Frank A. Sherwin
and daughter, of this town. were over
Easter Sunday guests af Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward 7. Warner, at Clarksborc.
The relatives and friends Of Mis-. Eliza
beth Horner, OF MulIica Hill, gave her a
post card shower on her birthday, March
il. The cards came from all over, and
those taken numbered 119.
The Executive Committee Of the Phila
delphia Milk Shippers Union, has fixed the
wholesale price of milk for April at Al
cents per quart
The Huron Tribe Of Red Men, Of Mullica
Hill. went over to Paulsboro on Monday
night. There were about thirty Of them.
They went in big shelving wsgon, and
small vehicles, bedPcked with bells.
Advertised letters remaining in the post
Office during the month of March, are:-
Mrs. Ida Brown, Thomas Luions, Mis-. Ed
ma Moore, Mrs. Lydia Robinson. Maine
Shermen, Miss Lille Norton. When called
for, ask for ADVERTISED letters.
Conductor and Mrs. Foust, and Antonio
Burgher, Vernon Burning, spent Easter
Sunday in Atlantic City.