Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-17
MuLLicA HILL.

MULLICA HILL.
Mr.. Rob. Folwell, of Philadelphia,
was a guest of his parents, Mr.. Rob
ert G. Folwell, Sr., over Sunday
Lydia Folwell, wife of DR.. e. .Dex-
ter, of Columbus, Ga, and daughter OF
Robert c.. Folwell, OF Mullica Hill,
will be here for an extended visit,
also her little daughter, Edith
Mr.. Joseph P. Stratton and family
are domiciled in their new residence.
VIM. S. Dilks has moved his family
from Pitman back to Mullica Hill.
Mr.. Isaac Dubois, of Philadelphia,
was guest of his brother, Mr.. Max,
and sister, Miss Ida, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. i ellis Green and
daughter, of Philadelphia, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Borton
Miss Anna Tommeson, of Wenonah,
and Miss Gertrude, were visiting their
grandma Aunt Kitty Dunlop who
had a stroke of paralysis a week or
Two ago. She is ninety years OF age.
Mr.. Joseph Dilks has his home re-
modelled and the interior painted and
now the exterior is being painted.
The Christmas cantata to be given
by the NJ E. Sunday School, viii be
held in the town hall, Wednesday ey-
ening, December 23rd.
The new school building is COM
pleted and was handed to the Board
on last Saturday and accepted by the
trustees. 1t will be occupied January
4th "
The merchants of this town had
their opening Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week
Engineer Win. H. Fox has purchased
a building lot on Woodland avenue,
and the contract is given out for
, new residence.
Former Senator S. L. Pancoast is
having 3 new warehouse erected, near
the lumber yard for fertilizers. Ed
ward Schwebel is the builder.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold
their cantata on Saturday evening De
cember 10th, in the town hall. San
ia Clause at the North Pole" They
are making preparations for Joyous
evening
senator-elect George w F. Gaunt
has the honor of being reelected .sor-
thy Master of the State Grange at At
lantic City Mr. Gaunt has filed the
position four terms and is now enter
ing upon his 9th year as Worthy Mas
ter When first elected there were
only 1000 to 5000 members of the
Grange in New Jersey, during that
time the number has increased to
$4,000.
Tax Collector Albert Parker will be
at town hall on Saturday, December
18th
Mrs. Robert C. Folwell is having
large bay window built in their recep-
ton room. Harry Norman is the car
penter.
Miss Lille w Rivell has purchased
a cottage at Pitman on the inside cir
Gle and Twelfth avenue, and Carpen-
ter. Harry Norman is remodelling it.
Rev Charles D. Parker, OF Woods
town, baptised and received into the
Baptist Church on Sunday evening,
seventeen new members.
Rev Dalrymple, former pastor at
ST. Stephens, was a guest of Messrs.
Henry and Joseph Citation on Sunday.
A very beautiful home wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday, the 18th
inst. when Miss Florence Copestick
of Mullica Hill, and John Stratton, of
Mt. Royal, we're Joined in holy we'd
lock. at the nome Uf the DIObHSi, w. u.
Copesticks, Rev Chas. Bratten Dubell,
officiating. The house was handsome
ly decorated. An elaborate dinner was
served by experienced caterers. The
wedding gifts were varied and valu-
able. The bride and groom left in the
afternoon on their wedding tour. Mr..
and Mrs. Stratton will reside at Mt.
Royal
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mullica Hill Building
Loan Association will be held Janu-
airy 5th, 1909, in M. F. Parker Hall, at
O'Clock in the evening. A new SER
les, the oath, will be issued Twen-
ty-one series have been paid off. This
association was organized January,
1876, and Captain Edward L. Stratton
has been secretary all those years
Report Of the intermediate Room of
Union Academy for November, 1908:
Number enrolled, So; average daily at
tendance, 30; number present every
day, 10; neither absent nor tardy, 10:
Paul Finkeni, John Zane, Harry Full
lerton, Ethel Johnson, Elsie Ballenger,
Erma Coles, Laura Zane, Vernon
Lloyd, Raymond Scott, Marie Wolfe,
Halle Burgher, Carrie Pancoast, Adel-
inc Lloyd.-Anna F. Sharp, teacher.