Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-09-12
MuLLicA HILL.

Senator Stacy L. Pancoast is recuperating
at the Pocono Mountains.
Mr.. Charles B. Colson and wife and Mr..
Ward Heritage and wife. of Redwood, are
spending sometime at Ocean Grove and As
bury Park.
Miss May G Moore has returned from At
lantic City, where she has spent the summer.
Miss Rebecca Haines Steward, Of Mullica
Hill, has been soiourning with relatives in
Landsdowne, Pa, lis now extending her trip
through the states of Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Engineer and Mrs. William H. Fox are
spending this week at Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove and Red Bank, the home of their
daughters.
Collins A. Hazelton, Mr.. II. Hazelton and
wife Of Mullica Hill, and Miss Roberts of
Swedesboro, have returned from an extern
ded trip TO Niagara Falls and other points
of interest.
Joseph Dilks, rural mail carrier, Mol has
returned from ten days vacation. Collins
Fl. Hazelton substituted.
The Harrison Heights Improvement Com
pany has driven an artesian we'll by the mill.
Water was reached at SO feet.
land Mrs Joseph stratton, Sr. have been
entertaining there daughter, Mrs. Israel
Mattison, of Collingswood.
Rev. and Mrs G. R. Lamburn have been
entertaining as their guests, Mrs. William
Clothers and Misses Margaret Whewell and
Eta Tresise OF Gloucester City.
The price of coal for this winter is 81.
Harker Acton Of Salem, was calling on
Captain Stratton on last Thursday.
Mr.. Wells Green and family of Philadel-
phla, were guests of Mr.. David Borton and
wife oyer Sunday.
William d. Iredell and Edward Frazier
have returned from weeks sojourn at the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Samuel j. Tatem and wife, and Mr..
G. Klansfelder and wife and daughter,
Alberta, Of Camden, were recent guests of
Mr.. William Pitman and wife for ten days.
The Mullica Hill harvest home on Sep
TENDER 4th cleared $143, and it was gala
day for Mullica Hill.
Leslie Armstrong proposes entering Le-
high University soon.
Our teachers who have gone on duty:
Prof William NJ. Smith, and Miss Marion
Ridgway, go TO Glassboro; Miss Anna
hhASltUu 10 DOWutt, MISSES MAY huu AllcG
Moore TO Swedesboro, and Miss Verna Scott
to Redwood
There was change of crew on the train
which went into effect on Tuesday. Joseph
E. Iredell, who has been conductor on the
Glenlock division, went on as baggage
master on Conductor Ireland's train, Saml
Weatherby went on as brakeman and Nor
man Parker was transferred as brakeman to
conductor Toast's train.
Maskiil Dubois with his assistants are
painting the town hall.
Mr.. William Pitman has remodeled his
residence and is now enlivening it with
paint. Being situated under the brow of
the hill it looks real quaint and pretty.
Teleerapher and ticket agent, Mr..
Schneider, is off on vacation. Mrs Mary
Lloyd, who has been i'll for weeks, died on
Sunday evening at six o'clock. The fun
eral takes place on Wednesday, at 10. 80
o'clock. Interment in the Baptist Gene
tary.
Changes Of properties are being made. Mr.
Charles A. Lloyd has purchased the late
Mr.. William Howey farm situated at the
south end Of Main street, and Mr.. George
Shea has purchased the Isaac S. White
farm one mile from town, and Mr.. White
has purchased the late home OF Mr.. James
Benezet.