Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-09-05
MuLLicA HILL.

The building OF new school house, or re-
modelling of the present one, is being con-
sidered. "a
Postmaster T. W. Sickler of Glassboro holds
bis annual watermelon picnic at Spring
Lake to-day, Thursday. All Gloucester
County inyited.
Miss Bessie Blake returned home from
Wilmington on Saturday.
Miss L. Kirkbride entertained at dinner
Mrs. o. B. Dickinson and Miss Elizabeth
Garrett OF Chester, Pa, on last Thursday
Miss Catharine Nolan of New York City,
is a guest of relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Edward Burning Of GIassboro, was
calling in town on Tuesday
Mr.. William NJ Smith, son Of Rev. HIM.
Smith, is teacher of Commercial Departments
at Glassboro High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGonight and
Mrs. Joseph Grant, of Amber, Pa, were
guests Of Rey. and Mrs H. M.Smith on Nom
day at the sManse.
Union Academy opened on Monday morn
ing, with full attendance. Prof. Tharp' 81
mediate teacher had thirty seven, and in the
Kier, thirty pupils were present.
Mr.. Philip Nicholson moved his family
from the John Garwood property to Mrs.
Mrs Stewards, joining the Edward Bum
ing property on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac White has purchased
the late James Benezet property on South
Main street, where they propose moving.
Wedding bells were ringing on Monday at
the home of Mr.. Charles and Sarah H.Shute,
when their daughter, Miss Anna, and Lieu
tenant Richard Somers were joined in holy
wedlock, Rev. II. M. Smith officiating. Ii
was a very pretty home wedding. The
guests were as follows: Rebecca and David
Kirkbride, j. FEMME Iredell and Mary Jane
Justice, Samuel and Mary A. Iredell, Bar
ton and Jennie Somers, Mary E HURT, Stacy
ard Lizzie D. Shute, Mary G. Macpherson,
Edith A. Norton, Sadie w. Mounce, Harry
r. Steward, G. F. Moore, Mary Ashcraft,
Emma K. Shute, Jonathan, Emma F. and
]. Gilbert Iredell, Anna ]. Kirby, Emma 3.
Lake, Edward Kirby, Sadie Hand John G.
Sharp, Bertha S. NJ. Steward, S. Mason and
A. Blanche Carter, Irene Shute, Clifford S.
Butcher, Frank w, Martha and Aldewin
Shute, Wilbert B.steward, Mabel H. Brown,
Lizzie w, and w. Howard B1zby, ]. B.
and Lydia G. Owen, Hurff and Mary G.
Steward, M. Ella Morgan, Mary L.. Jones,
Frances C.Somers, Lewis M. Morgan, Charles
W. Mounce, M. Lizzie, G. Frank, Elsie NJ.
and Howell E. Ballenger, Halle NJ. Smith,
Mary M. and Oliver Grimshaw.
A party Of our citizens left this station on
last Friday morning for Gettysburgh, where
they arrived in good time and returned
Monday evening. Those who participated
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. White and
daughter Miss Lucretia, Miss Anna Balle1-
ger, Mr. and Mrs. William Steward, Mr.. J.
FEMME Iredell, Lewis 81. Parker and Mas
ter Joseph Holtzhauser.
Mr.Patrick Dougherty and Mr. James and
Mrs. Dougherty and Mrs. Hill Of New York
City, are guests of Mrs. Rogers E. Costello
for an indefnate stay.
Advertised letters unclaimed in the Null
lica Hill Office during the month Of August
are Rev. J. D. Best, FL. G. Barry, Charles
Cattelle, Jeremiah Chambers, Mrs. Hannah
Eggert, Rev. A. E. Finn, card Thomas Ho-
ban, postal Mrs William johnson, Miss
Elsie johnson, Buckshot Bill Jaynes, Edgar
Kleinhanz, postals Rudolph Keller, Mrs.
Mary Mead, Mrs. NJ. Monroe, VIM M Moore,
Schwin, card Caroline P, Sye, William r.
Stages, I.Smith, Mickard Travrns, Miss Mel
lie Tucker, card Mrs. j. N. Webb, C. WI.
Wilkinson & son, Public Service Corpora
ton. William F. Iredell, Post Master.
Prof G. R. Given Of Bridgeport, was call
ing on friends in our town on Friday last.
Mr.. Joseph Black of Swedesboro was the
guest of Mrs. P. B. Black and Miss Elizabeth
Black on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.P. Howard Avis entertained
their daughter, Mrs. Heritage Of Redwood
on Sunday.