Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
MuLLIcA HILL.

Ex-senator Stacy L.. Pane0aSt entertained
A. Fl. Sickler and wife OF Philadelphia on
Easter Sunday. who came down in their
large touring car. After dinner, Mr.. PAN
coast his neice, Mrs. Sickler and Miss Riv-
ellis, made flying trip to Woodstown and
back in just as minutes.
Mr. Joseph Stratton, who recently moved
in this town, came home with new auto
mobile on Saturday last.
DIR. James A. Wamsley, Of Philadelphia,
was in this town on Saturday. Mr.. VANS
ley is having boat house built along she
mill pond, in touch with his newly pur-
chased property at Mullica Hill.
Blackwood Changers propose building a
large hall for entertainments as well as a
grange room, with business places on the
first floor.
Miss Laura Beale, former resident Of
this locality, now near Mickleton, was given
freedom party at her home on Saturday
evening, April 6bh. A number of college
friends were present. The home was beau
tifully trimmed with carnations and palms.
Miss Laura was gowned in Cream silk, and
carried a boquet of carnations. She received
many beautiful gifts, among them gold
watcn. Guests from Mullica Hill were
Misses Anna Hazelton, Pearl Dilks, Bessie
Heritage; Messrs Vernon Burning, Collins
Hazelton, Hurff, George White,
Ralph Norman, and Idella Avis and others.
Over thirty guests were present.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Church held its regular monthly business
meeting on Tuesday afternoon of last week.
,fhe ladies haye added a sewing circle to
!, - s1.<a nd ofyor nfrrl
articles.
Mr.. George Reese will soon have his
new residence completed when he and his
bride will take up there abode therein.
Miss Maud Mills, who is home from South
Jersey Institute, and who has been i'll, is
conyalescing and will soon be cut.
Miss Emma Benezel of Cape May Court
House has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Sarah
Benezel, who is i'll.
General E. Burd Grubb, Captain E. a..
Kirkbride, and Thomas ]. Alcott, the COM
mission having in charge the unwilling of
the monument of the Twenty third Regi-
ment, New Jersey Volunteers at Salem
Church, on May 3rd, are sending out invi-
tations to the unwilling
Mr.. Edward Moore has moved in the
Grange hall apartments, recently vacated
by George Sickler and family.
Mr.. lewis r. Parker is exercising his new
driving horse he recently purchased. He is
fine stopper.
Mrs Asa M. Horner, Of Lit. Collins, Colo
RADIO, is visiting relatives for an indefnate
time at Mullica Hill and Woodstown.
Mrs George Reese will take charge OF the
Bible Glass in the NJ. E. Sunday-school
The marriage of Miss Florence, daughter
OF Mr.. Samuel Moore to Horace Wiley, of
Swedesboro, took place on Wednesday, the
10th INST. at the brides home, Woodstown.
The Annual Convention of the Gloucester
County Christian Endeavor Union will be
held in the Westville. NJ. P. Church on Fri
day evening, April the 18th. There will be
special music for the occasion
Mrs. Emm Hulsinger, who has been i'll
with pneumonia is convalescipg.
The toothsome Delaware shad are in mar
ket Fish Merchant o. Mullen has them at
so cents.
Miss Verna BaIlinger is home from ABB
bington School for the Easter vacation, ac-
companied by school chum.
Mr.. w. S. Harker got good April joke
on some Of his friends. Mr. Harker enjoys
good laugh, SO do others, looking through
spy glass, viewing the scenes in Mexico.
Mr.and Mrs John Mounce enjoyed Easter
in his old home at Mullica Hill.
The following is list Of letters remain
ing unclaimed in the Mullica Hill post Office
during the month of March: Miss Ida
Brown. Thomas Lulions Robinson, Mrs.
Lydia Robinson, Maria Stemmer, Miss Lille
Worton, (Card. w. F. Iredell, post mas
ter.
The young friends Of Miss Gertrude Ton
neson, gave her surprise on last Saturday,
from one sill s p. m.
UNION ACADEMY
Those neither absent nor tardy in the in
termediate department Of Union School
during the month Of March are: Vernon
Lloyd. Katie Lloyd, Elsie Ballenger, Marie
Wolfe, Hazel Gardiner, Mary Dilks, Marie
| Costello, Walter Scott, Raymond Scott, John