Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
MULLlCA HILL.

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Master Roy Eldridge was taken by sur
prise on Monday with a shower OF post
cards, il being his sixth birthday.
The Right Rev. Bishop Scarborough
of the New Jersey Diocese will be
present at st. Stephens Church Null
lica Hill, next Sunday afternoon,
March 3rd. at $50. All cordially in
vited.
Captain Robert Folwell, of Pennsyl-
vania's celebrated foot ball team, has
been spending a few days at New
Haven preparing a probable meet this
autumn of the two noted teams. He
was the only Quaker to win his bout
with Yale wrestlers Thursday night
Mr.. FolweH is the son of Robert G.
Folwell, of Mullica Hill.
Miss Pearl Dilks has taken a posi-
ton in Pitnlan Grove Real Estate and
Suburban Company at Pitman.
The Friends held their monthly
meeting in the Friends Meeting House
Mullica Hill. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Benezet, who was very
i'll on Friday last is somewhat i'm
proved.
MRS William Pitman is GONZALES
cling.
Mr. Stacy Hazelton. who resides
near Harrisenville, has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his
brother, the late George r. Hazelton
Wallace Skinner is about to sever
his connection with the Union Store
Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stiles have
been entertaining as their guests, Mr..
and Mrs, Oscar Stiles, Of Washington.
D. c.. who has a government position
A number of flags were flying on
Friday in honor of Father of His
Country
Mrs. Lambofn, wife of our Baptist
Divine, has been i'll. but is GONZALES
cling.
A pretty home wedding took place
a few days ago at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac White in the suburbs
of Mullica Hill. when their daughter.
Miss Anna and Mr. William Somers,
Of this vicinity, were married by Rev.
George W. Lamborn, the Baptist Di-
vine
There was quiet wedding at the
Baptist parsonage on Wednesday even
ing, February 20, when w. Harker
Hazelton, and Miss Ida M. Geigler,
were married. Miss Deborah III. STRAIT
ton was maid of honor Rev. George
w. Lamborn, the Baptist Divine, off
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs, Hazelton will
reside near Mullica HILL
A birthday surprise was given Miss
Emma Coles, February oath, her 18th
birthday, at her parents home A de-
lightful dinner was served, and thirty
five lace handkerchiefs given in a
shower
Mr.. Antoine Burgher is the recipient
of a newspaper printed in Mexico, that
he enjoyed.
Mrs. B. R. Black and Miss Elizabeth
are both i'll with the grip.
Our florist, Clarence Downs, is get
ting his plants in the hot house. He
will soon have radishes.
The citizens of this town do Ger
tainly tender Mr.. Lewis Parker a vote
of thanks for opening the paths after
snow storms.
Assessor Eli Heritage is improved
and is seen out on pleasant days.
At the annual meeting of the Bap-
fist Church on Wednesday of last
week The old officers were re-elec-
ted: Deacons, William Horner, Joseph
Neale, Elwood Kier, A. M. Ridgway.
Hurbert Tucker; trustees, Aaron M.
Ridgway, Harry Norman. Nathan S.
Lloyd, George w. Reese, Allen Good
en-; clerk, Allen Gooden; treasurer,
Nathan S. Lloyd
Tax Collector Albert Parker and
wife were given a surprise on Satur-
day the 10th inst, in honor of the
thirteenth anniversary of their mar
rage. A dinner was beautifully served
with the choice delicacies of the sea
son.