Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-03-19
MULLlcA HILL.

Past Master William F. Iredell wa
out for a fly in his new automobile
on Saturday and again on Sunday.
Mrs. Phoebe Tonnesson has pur
chased the David Borton property, ant
will occupy it with her mother, Mrs
J. Dunlap, soon.
Mrs. Edward F. Evans, of Williams
town, has been the recent guest of hel
daughter here.
{ DIR. James B. Wamsley has awarded
1.-THE contract for a residence to BIZ
Rerected near the pavilion on the banl
Eof the old mill pond. c.
Little Dorothy Davis, who has beer
quite i'll for several days, is GONZALES
cant.
Mr.. Herbert Smith, who has been il
with the grippe, is out again.
The directors of the Farmers Reli
ance held their regular meeting at the
home of the president, Thomas Borton
on Monday, March 9th.
The marriage of Miss Anna Hazel
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Hazelton and Herbert Hurff, of Hurff
vile, took place at the Methodist par,
sonage on Sunday evening, March Is
The ceremony was performed by Rev
H. M. Smith. The happy couple went
their newly furnished home al
Hurffville, where they will reside. We
extend congratulations.
Miss Verna Ballenger has returned
| to school in Maryland.
Mrs. Anna Jones and son, George
of Swedesboro, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Poinsett.
Contractor Thomas Munyan is re
modelling the M. E. parsonage.
Mr.. Edward Beale has moved from
the Warrington farm, near Clarksboro
to the Cooper Hatch farm, south of
Mullica Hill.
The robbins and the blue-birds are
here and spring is with us.
Rev. H. M. Smith returned home on
Saturday from Conference.
Mr.. Harry Ireland and a lady friend
were guests of Conductor and Mrs.
Ireland over Sunday.
Mr.. L. Howard Folwell and wife, of
Philadelphia, came on, Thursday of
last week for few days sojourn with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
F'olwell
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her position at the telephone exchange
and Miss Emma Ridgway has accepted
the place
Mr.. Frank, youngest son of Jacob
Mounce, is home on a vacation.
Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter,
Glennie and Master Paul, will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Pit
man this week.
Quite a sensation is going the
rounds. There is said to be a manaic
at large in Jacksons woods, half a
mile from town. Mrs. Edward Dough.
erty, with lady cousin, were driving
from Redwood to Mullica Hill on
Thursday and while in Jackson's
woods they saw a man with a long
beard and perfectly nude, chasing to-
ward them. They whipped the horse
and left him behind Since that time
one or two others have seen him and
on Sunday about thirty men searched
the woods, Constable Joseph w. Moore
taking the lead, but he could not be
found.
Mrs. Joseph Iredell was given a
birthday surprise on Monday evening
at their home and good social time
was enjoyed.
Mr.. H. Heritage, of the Union
Store, moved on Saturday into the
Misses Lippincott apartments, North
Main street. Engineer William
Mearns will move in his recently pur-
chased property and National Lectur-
er George w. F. Gaunt will move
from the farm into town, adjoining Mr..
w M. Colson.
Miss Hulda Mearns, Of New Castle,
Del, is visiting her parents, Engineer
and Mrs. Mearns, for an indefinite
time.
Mr.. John Yeager will have sale of
personal property Monday, 23rd inst.
The annual school election for three
members of the Board of Education
was held on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the town hall. The terms
of e. t. Ridgway, Isaac Allen and
John A. Ballenger will expire and they
are candidates for reelection
Mrs. Thomas R. Costello, who has
been in a Philadelphia hospital re.
turned home last week, but cannot
stand up without crutches.
George Reel, who resides on the
Conover farm near Harrisonville,
caught his hand in a stalk-cutting ma.
chine on Thursday and clipped off the
end of his little finger and lacerated
the third finger Dr. De Croft assist,
ed by DR.. Allen took the finger of
at the first joint.