Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-25
MuLLIcA HILL.

/ Mr.. Harry Ireland, Of Philadelphia, w a
! a Sunday visitor with his parents, con due
| tor, and Mrs. Ireland.
| Mr.. T. Fl. Folwell, with friend, both O
Philadelphia, were over-Sunday guests Of
Robert G. Folwell and Mrs Folwell.
Miss Lucretia White, OF Philadelphia,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Par
ker, on Sunday.
| Prof. Samuel Oliphant, of she John Hop
kins University, at Baltimore, Maryland,
was visiting at his fathers, William Oil
plant and family, on lake Avenue, Harrl-
sonville.
Mr.Jaeob Vincent and daughter, OF Boards
town, ILL.,, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pitman over Sunday.
Base ball is talked Of and team at Will
Jamestown is said will be first class.
/ Carr and brothers are Frightening up at
llAlcyon Park, the toboggan has just been
PAINTED, and It's said it took 1900 pounds
| Of white lead to cover it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan B. Hutton are being
congratulated on the advent of a son.
County Commissioner Solomon; a leading
orohardist says it is estimated that the hard
freeze of last week killed about one-third Of
the early fruit. Il is however too early to
say positive.
Banking Clerk, Henry L. Haines, will
make great improvements on the north
side of town. A new house will be erected
on East Avenue, and large yeranda will
front his own home on Main street.
DR.. James A. Wamsley, Of Philadelphia,
has recently been frequent visitor here
A new boat house is erected on the lake, it
is said tbe doctor proposes opening street
through his property to the Glassbor0 road,
and have two dwellings erected. Mullica
Hill will certainly be improved; perhaps
the trolley will enter this town in the near
future.
George Madara, who was elected Justice
Of the Peace last Fall, will take out his
commission and assume duties of the Office
May Is.
There are some destructive boys that need
looking after in this vicinity.
Sarah S. Benezet, widow Of the late JAS
Benezet. passed away on Saturday evening
at $50 O'Clock, April 90, aged about 81
years and ten months. Mrs. Benezet has
been i'll for several months, she grew weaker
slowly, and fell asleep and did not awaken.
The funeral took place on Wednesday at 10
a. M, services at her late home; interment
at the Episcopal Cemetery, Swedesboro.
Sunday being beautiful day, automo-
biles and bicycles were passing on Main ST.
constantly.
Mr.. Nathan S. Lloyd has a fine field Of
scuIlions.
Gloucester County has number Of stock
holders In she defuncb State Mutual Build
ing Association at Camden.
The Mullica Hill Concert Band will hold
a festival in Parker's Hall on Saturday
evening, April 27th. Fruit, cakes, ice cream
and strawberries will be on sale, and music
by the band will be rendered.
Mrs John Shiveler gave delightful din-
ner 30 q few friends on Sunday from Phila-
delphia and Camden. Misses Delma Wolfe
and Pearl Dilks of this town were also
guests.
The toothsome shad is scarce, small catch
es at Washington Park this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Reese spent Sun
day in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lippincott, Of
Collinswood, visited his parents, Henry
and Rachel Lippineott, oyer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton returned
home Monday evening from a trip among
relatives in Camden and Philadelphia.