Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
MuLLIcA HILL.

Frogs were croaking by the mill pond on
Sunday. ~
Conductor Edward Ireland attended q
banquet on Saturday, given by the veterans
OF she Reading Railroad in Camden.
Several farmers in Gloucester County
have their trnck land plowed.
The Rural Mail Carriers Union Of Glou-
cester County attended meeting held at
Joseph w Dilks on Saturday evening last.
The indictments weather prevented some Of
them from attending. The next meeting
will be in April.
w S. Harker, our genial citizen, has sent
word TO some of his friends that he arrived
at Bradentown, Florida, on she Mamatee
river A new hotel, the Manavista, has
been erected since last winter and Mr.. Har-
ker proposes spending the winter there He
is enjoying fruits, strawberries. grape fruit.
oranges. pine apples. etc. The thermome-
ter registers so and IS in the mornings, aud
by noon its hot, up 10 70 and so degrees
ITS leap-year there" too.
People are wondering when they will fill
their ice houses. l0
DR. S. T. Ashcrafb looks fine in his new
carriage, and SO comfortable.
Mrs. Samuel Weatherby had as her guest
the past week. Mrs Reeves of Sewell, and
Mrs. Page and son of Columbus
John Scott is haYing public water PIT in
his residence
Charles Conley OF she Union Store, re-
ceiYed post card shower on Januar 6Sb,
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Somers, wife of Lieutenant Richard
Somers, OF Mass is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Shute.
The w. C T U meets at the home OF the
president, Mrs William M. Colson, the first
Thursday in each month.
John A. BaiIenger is having an Joe house
built in the rear Of his residence.
Robert Folwell, Jr. of Philadelphia, spent
oyer-Sunday with his parents. Robert G. Fol-
well, ST., seems some better.
s Young Friends Association will hold
tbeir Literary Social in the Friends meet
ling house January 22d New officers have
Ibeen elected. Presidents, Ebert Kirby
Secretary, Beulah Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Ridgway entertain
ed friends from, Moorestown, who attended
the Pomona Grange on Tuesday
Rudolph Benezet OF Woodbury. was in
town here last week.
| The Farmers Reliance held their meeting
at the home of Thomas Borton on Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Borton is presidents OF the
| Association
Mrs. William Pitman and daughter, Miss
Hazel, was oYer-Snnday guests Of Mrs. Jen-
ME Davis at Woodstown.
George Horner proposes spending the
month of February IN Maine to select seed
potatoes He has sold 5000 barrels Of she
Irish Cobbler variety for the springs plant
ing
Post Master William F. Iredell's auto
mobile is resting in the garage this fine
weather.
George W. Batben, Of near Jefferson, has
bought residence in Jefferson, and will
move in. HIS son-l-law and family OF
| HuIffyille have rented the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Pancoast, Jr., left last
Saturday for Jamaica. where they will spend
six weeks.
Mrs. j. j. Moore, Mrs, Priscilla Hazelton.
| Jacob Hoffman, Mrs Frank Moore, Mrs
Mrs. Rebecca Parker, who have been on the
sick lIss, are conyalescing slowly.
Ralph Norman, of Swedesboro, has been
stopping in town few days this week
Joseph E. Kahn, son OF the late Benjamin
Kahn, is now serving on his thirty first year
as superintendent of the Marlton Baptist
Sunday school.