Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-05
MuLLicA HILL.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Engle, of Middleton,
is spending this week with relatives
in Mullica Hill.
Mrs. William Borton and daughter,
of Collingswood, are the guests of
Thomas Borton and wife this week.
Mr. Harry French, who moved from
Mullica Hill to Pitman few weeks
ago, fell and broke three ribs on Sat
srday.
Mrs. Leon Coles, of Church street,
fell downstairs and is now unable to
go out of the house.
Ice thick as window glass was found
on rain barrels Monday morning in
this town. -
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Madciff
will entertain at their home the Ep-
worth League social on Tuesday even
ing, November 10TH
Mr.. James Simons has purchased the
Isaac Kay farm and Mr.. Allen Gooden,
of Jefferson, has bought the Rachel
Bill property on the north end of town.
Mr.. Joseph Dilks, on High Street, is
having his residence remodelled, rails
ed the foundation and ceilings made
two foot higher. Edward Schwieble
has the contract
The shipping season for farm pro-
duce is closed.
Rev. H. Nj. Smith and wife entertain
ed District Superintendent n. j,
Wright on Wednesday night. Mr..
Wright preached an able sermon in the
M. E. Church in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James White, Jr., of
Barnsboro, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Iredell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barge, of Sewell, were
guests of Mrs. Sara Blake over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Clarkson Pancoast, of North
Side, is still quite indisposed.
Miss Gertrude Tonneson was given
a Halloween surprise on Saturday
evening. A large number of her
school friends were present from
Glass boro, Swedesboro, Harrisonville
and Mickleton and Mullica Hill. They
played games, when they We're invited
to the dining room to a most delicious
repast in Halloween style, that caused
much merriment.
The Mullica Hill Concert Band fur
nished music on election night.
The Letter Carriers Association will
hold meeting at Clarksboro at the
home of George Waters on Saturday
evening, 14th inst.
Funeral Director James M. Wolfe
had charge of the funeral of Mrs. Tay-
lor, a colored woman from the estate
of Warren Atkinson on Tuesday, SER
vices in the colored church; interment
in the church cemetery.
Clinton Green, of Glarksboro, a stu
VII 10 1,s
right leg broken in a foot ball game
on Saturday.
After next Tuesday it will be Sher-
if Tom Wilson.
Mr. Isaac H. Lloyd has sold his prop
erty where he now resides to John S.
Driver.
First-day School Association of the
Union of Yearly Meeting, meets at
Fifteenth and Race streets, Philadel-
phia. on Seventh-day, November 7th
Mrs. George W. Reese's Sunday
School class of the Methodist Church,
with the teachers of the Sunday
School were delightfully."- entertained at
her home ON Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corey were
given a farewell surprise on Monday
evening by the Grange, of which they
are prominent members and also the
M. E. Church, Mr. Corey moves on
Wednesday to Walton, Md, and Will
farm four hundred acres. Their
many friends are loath to have them
go.
Mr.. Antonio Burgher, who is i'll at
a sanitarium near Washington, D. G.,
is expected home next Sunday or Mon
day.
Advertised letters for the month Of
October are Oscar Appenzellars, Fos-
ter Byrd, D. Wilmer Brown, Jas. Bran
ner, Mrs. Clifton, Pasquarter Cennann,
L. Coleman, Arthur Corbin, Thos. A..
Doyle, Edward Davis, Honar Dallare,
Mr.. R. D., William Gibben, Mrs. j.
Kisling, Ellen Leonard, Philip Malon-
ey, VIM Moorehead, Mrs. Bessie Nix
on, Miss Ina Ritchey, Bowman Smith,
Edward Tice. Geo. H. Thomas. John
Shay, Frank Torhert, Thomas Whitsal,
Thomas W. William F. Iredell.
P. NJ.