Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-13
MuLLlCA HILL.

Wilmer Stratton has purchased a fine
new automobile the most beautifulin town.
/ The Mullica Hill Concert Band furnish
ed music for the big block party given at
Pitman by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pitman
Volunteer Fire Company No. 2 on Thurs
day evening, the II inst. 10
Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr., took a spin to
! Hammonton on Tuesday after his father,
Mr.. Bowker, to be here to attend the Grang-
ers Picnic at Alcyon Park this week.
| Thomas Borton attempted to pick some
plums from his garden. He got up on a
step ladder, when the ladder turned and
threw him on the ground, breaking rib.
He is confined to his bed but is doing as
well as could be expected. DR.. 81. H. Carr
| is in attendance.
James Bill, of New York City, is spend
ing this week with Walter Jones and FAM
lily. Mr.Bill resided in Mullica Hill when
boy.
Charles Jessup and wife Of Camden, was
calling on Captain E. L. Stratton and fam
| lily on Sunday in their automobile, which is
run by compressed air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller and heir of
Camden, were oyer-Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac White.
Miss Mayme Dickson of Richman Town,
was the guest of Miss Louella Allen for sew
eral days last week.
ReY. Fl. NJ. Smith spent day at Allan
tic City and on Sunday, he with Rev. J..
Morgan Reed attended church service at
Pleasantville.
Miss Ida K. Barr returned to her home
at Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary French and daughter Carolyn,
who have been recuperating at the delight
full home of Rehecca Gardiner, returned TO
there home in Philadelphia on Monday.
Miss Frances Chattin, of Mt. Arie Pa. lis
the guest of Mrs. Walter C. Ridgway.
Miss Louella Allen is visiting in West
Philadelphia for an indefnate time.
Rev. N. J. Wright, District Superinten-
dent of the Bridgeton District, will preach
next Sabbath morning and evening in the
81 E. Church and at the Evan NJ E Church
in the afternoon
The members and friends of Evan NJ. E.
Church will hold their Harvest Home on
Thursday, August Goth A delightful pot
pie dinner will be served for % cents.
Mrs Sadie Madara has resigned as the
secretary of Pride of Mt. Vernon Council,
Daughters OF Liberty. The resignation was
laid on the table for consideration.
Dan Smith, of Camden, is enjoying sew
eral days in town, the guest of George
White. Mr.. Smith has his team with him
which takes him around in short order. He
is fine stopper.
Mrs. Curcher, of Red Bank, n j., has
been the guest of her parents for the last
ten days, Engineer and Mrs w. 81. Fox.
Mrs. Rachel Bill and Miss Bill will stop
at Mrs. Walter Jones for week.
Mrs. Ella CStoy, of Merchantville, is The
guest Of Isaac White and family.
The school house will surely be hand
some building. It looks splendid. Thomas
Munyan is pushing the work. %
B The Mullica Hill Concert Band will fur
nish music at the political Meeting on next
Saturday at Grenloch,
7 The white potato shipping season is
about closed, the highest price was $3.50
Hper barrel. Sweet potatoes are now being
shipped from Mullica Hill station. 20
Miss Elizabeth Kendig and Belle Kendig
Of Lancaster Pa, were IN Mullica Hill WIS.,
ting Mrs. Hattie Kendig and Mrs. Anthony
Burgher, they having been in Atlantic City
several days.
Peaches as yet, are scarce in this town.
Howard D. Evans, of Meadow Brook, Pa,
visited his sister, Mrs. Frank Tineland.
MI. Evans is an instructor in the Children e
Home Society Of Meadow Brook.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Denelsbeck
took place on Monday at 10 o'clock at the
house and 1870 at the Baptist Church.
Rey. G. W. Lamborn took charge of the
services, assisted by Rey. H. M. Smith, in
terment in the Baptist Cemetery.