Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-17
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MULLIcA HILL.

Mr.. Charles Hilyard and wife and a
niece, Miss Eta Dawson, of West
vile, were guests of Mrs. Haddie Ken
dig, on Sunday
Mrs. Elizabeth Coles and grand
daughter, of Philadelphia, spent Thurs
day and Friday in Mullica Hill visit
ing her sister, Mrs Edward L. STRAIT
ton
Mrs. Howard Butcher, of Philadel-
phia, was a Sunday guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton
Conductor and Mrs. William F'oust
are off on their vacation.
R. D. Ridgway has been elected
janitor for Union Academy Also to
act as sexton of the Friends Meeting
House. and take care of the Friends
yard
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty, of
New York City, have been stopping
at Mullica Hill for several weeks, left
on Tuesday for Florida. They sailed
| the same day, on the steamer Orappo,
] for Jacksonville.
Mr.. James Tharp and family are So
journing at the home of his parents,
Prof John H. Tharp, ON Woodstown
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Elkinton are
off on a vacation of week or ten
days taking in the ocean breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Green and
daughter, Nan, are stopping with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton
Rev. G. w. Lamborn preached cen
tennial sermon on Sunday while on
his vacation at Gloucester, the occa
sion being the one hundreth anniver-
sary of Auntie Powell She is an aunt
of the Rev. J. May Powell, Rev. Lam
born and family arrived Saturday ev-
ening and officiated in the Baptist
pulpit on Sunday morning.
Miss Louie Pancoast, of North Main
street, entertained her two nieces, the
Misses Marion and Frances Owen, on
Sunday.
! J. Frank Burke will speak in the
Baptist Church, Mullica Hill, this
Thursday evening, September 18TH
| 1908, for the Anti-Saloon League
4 Many from this town went to Wash
/ ington Park on Tuesday to hear Bry-
an. Mr.. Isaac White took carriage
! load
| Percy Blake, who spent the summer
here with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Blake, started in Woodbury. school on
Monday morning.
| The Harvest Home of the NJ E.
| Church this town was a great success
extra efforts were made and two hun.
| dred and twenty dollars was taken
in, SITS net. Thirty-five came in
coaches from Redwood just as dinner
was ready, others from Mantua, Har-
risonville, EVAN and Glassboro. Null
lica Hill citizens were full of good
cheer and they all claimed chicken
pot-pie was delicious. In the evening
the band furnished some excellent mu-
sic
The Friends First-day school con-
vention convened here on Saturday in
the Friends meeting house, where
they had fine speaking, dinner was
served in Parker's Hall.
Mr. Lowell Ridgway, of Camden.
who has been quarantined with typhoid
fever is conyalescing.
Quarantines has been lifted from the
home of Harry French on Union street,
their son, Paul, having had diphtheria
Mrs. James F. Brown, of PIainfield,
N. J., is sojourning with Mrs. B. r.
Black
MISS Anna Carney, the milliner, has
closed her parlors here, and returned
to her home in Woodstown.
Thomas Eagen, who met with an
accident at Williamstown, has moved
to Camden.
i The cornerstone of the new Metho-
dist Church at Thorofare will be laid
next Saturday afternoon. The exer-
8cises will be in charge of Rev. J.
Morgan Read, district superintendent.
The water from the mill pond has
been drawn off, to have the forebay|
repaired, abundance of fish have been
caught. A carp weighed is pounds.