Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-20
ROYAL
9zal BAKING
~ POWDER
absolutely Pure
rIade from Pure Grape Cream
Of Tartar
MULLICA HILL.

E1rS. Gucret1a White, OF Hn1lauelpnia,
was Sunday guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. BaIlenger are off
fer Florida to attend, the Produce Ship
psrs Convention.
Robert G. Folwell's health is very much
improved.
Jacob H. Mounce will Withdraw from
the old mill about March LIST, and Samuel
G. Borton will take charge. Mr. Mounce
has been continually in charge for forty
i've years. It must seem like leaving
home.
The citizens Of this town are delighted
to hear our streets are to have a coat of
glayel the entire length of Main street.
William Evan has purchased the Mel
bern property OF MIR. Aaron w. Borton.
Lincoln's birthday was observed by un-
fHrling number Of flags TO the breeze
Word was waited on the wings Of the
wind from Bradentown, Florida, that Col.
VI. s. Harker, OF Mullica Hill, was en-
jsyiDg the winter as Hotel Manevisba where
the mercury varies from rs to 80 degrees
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr,
lsaye Jamaica for South America, and will
join tourist party, and expect TO arrive
Mrs. Mearns, the mother of engineer
William Mearns, is i'll at she home OF her
sen.
Mrs. Jacob J.. Moore, who has been con-
Aaed to her bed for two months, is much
Improved.
Mrs. Doran, the mother of Rev. Mrs.
LamborD, is very i'll.
AFRO Dnbaooo Do-J~o~ -
GoilingsWood, the home OF her daughter.
John Shiveler's residence caught fire
from defective chimney on Friday. The
rsof around the chimney was ablaze, but
mas extinguished with small loss.
The Post excursion TO Atlantic City is
arranged for August 6.
Mrs. William Madciff received thirty-six
postal cards on her thirty sixth birthday
Fire escapes are asked for by committee
from the lodges that meet in Parker's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph White, -Jr., of
Swedesboro, were Sunday guests of their
parents, Mr.. Isaac White.
George F. Madara lost a valuable young
dog by poison.
Mrs. Thomas Costello, in the suburbs of
Mullica Hill, ran needle in her foot three
weeks ago. She was taken to the Pennsyl-
yania Hospital, Philadelphia. The x-rays
was used and the needle removed She is
doing well, though yet at the hospital.
Those from Mullica Hill who attended
the double wedding of Folwell-McCan
and Peter McCandless, were Mrs. Robert
@. Folwell, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stratson,
and conductor and Mrs. Edward Ireland
Mary Nicholson was given an evening
party by her parents on Sabnrday,and some
thirty young friends were present..
Captain ssBob'' Folwell, of the Univer-
seity of Pennsylvania foot ball team, was
iaiured in bout on the mat with Pike, the
feot ball player at Franklin Field, and one
81 his ribs was torn loose from the cartilage
Just the day previous TO his brother How
ards wedding, where he was to. be best
nam. He acted his part just the same.
Miss Alice Moore took her new position
a. teacher at Harmony school on Monday
the 18th.
Several properties have changed hands.
Mr.. Edward Hood has bought the Picken
property on High street, owned by Ed
Sshwebel, and Mr.. Edmund Ridgway has
purchased the Fullerton property on north
Main street.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Smith, of the Methodist
Church, will continue revival services this
week.
Washington's birthday. Saturday, the
2d, will be legal holiday. The Rural
Free Delivery will not deliver on that day,
and people will have TO call at the post
s&ice for their mail.
Howard Brown, of Paulsboro, lost two
valuable horses from pneumonia.
Rev. Bishop John Scarborough confirmed
class of seventeen in Grace P. E. Church
At Haddonfeld on Sunday morning last
The Rev. Bishop will visit ST Stephens,
Mulliea Hill in about two weeks.
The Red Men of Mullica Hill have formed
degree team Of their own.
The Harmony Fire Company propose
jsining the big fremen's parade TO be held
ct Pitman Grove February %.
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