Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-20
MULLIcA HILL.

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Mrs. William Munyan and Miss Louella
Pancoast are soiourning at Wildwood
Prof. and Mrs. Alvin Clark and children,
Of Woodbury., are visitors at the home Of
C. w. Elkinton.
Miss Emma Coles, who is clerking in c.
W. Elkinton's store, is off on vacation.
George Jessup and family, Of Camden,
were in town calling on his mother. Mrs.
Beulah Jessup, who lis stopping with her
cousin, Mrs. Captain E. L. Stratton.
The Grand Army excursion carried over
five hundred paid passengers to Atlantic
City the largest for years.
Mrs. Ella G.. Story is the guest Of her
sister, Miss L. Kirkbride. Mrs. Story will
sail for Porto Rico September 18th, on she
sCarolynea.u
Miss Beatrice Madciff and sister Dolly,
are inhailing the Ocean breeze at Pleasant
vile for ten days.
Miss Lucretia White, Of Philadelphia
was the guest of her sister, Mrs Norman
Parker, on High street.
Clarence Downs, our up-to-date florist.
and sister, Miss Marie, entertained a num-
Der of guests over Sunday from Whining
ton.
Ralph Narman and wife, OF Clifton
Heights, Pa, were over-Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Heritage Of North Main ST
George White. Of Swedesboro spent Sun
day with Dan Smith in Mullica Hill at the
home OF Isaac S. White
y The old wooden bridges in parts of Glou-
| cester County are being removed and thing
iput in their places to prevent repetition
| of numerous wash-outs that have recently
occurred. 70
Leslie Armstrong, Of the vicinity of
Mullica Hill, will attend Lafayette College
at Easton this FALL
The fifth annual Harvest Home will take
place at Harrisonviile Thursday, August
%. A delicious dinner Of pot pie and
other delicacies for % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron c. Harker, of Ind
are visiting the Misses Adcocks on High
street, for an indefnate time. Mr.. Harker
resided at Kirkwood, Camden County. in his
younger days. It is great pleasure to
meet friends after many years.
The recent rains will be great advan-
tage to the corn crop in this vicinity.
James M. Wolf, of this town, was award
ed the blue ribbon for the best single team
OF class G, at AleYon Park, at the Changers
Picnic last week, the prize was 81.
Miss Hulda Mearns, of Wilmington, Del.
is the guest of her parents, Engineer and
Mrs. William Mearne.
A sad accident ACQUIRED on Tuesday
morning When the MuIlica Hill freight
arrived at Glassboro, the firemans leg caught
in the break. Mrs. Egens was summoned
by phone.
Sweet potatoes are being shipped from
this station at So. 80 per barrel.
Glass G., first prize to A. Clark Gardiner,
OF Mullica Hill Mr.. Gardner has first
class Guernsey cows.
Charles HI. Coles, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. Pancoast Lewis, OF Bridgeton, was in
town one day recently.
Mrs. Elmira Knisell, wife Of Christopher
Knisell. died on Tuesday at FIVE O'Clock a.
m, being suddenly stricken. The funeral
will take place on Friday al ten O'Clock.
Services at the house, interment at Egling-
ton cemetery.
4 The new school building attracts much
attention. lisa beautiful building and a
great Improvement to this town. go
/ Mrs. Rachel Bill has returned to her
home at Woodbury..
Miss Dubois, Of Philadelphia is soiourn-
ing with Miss Ida Dubois on High street.
Chalkley Kirby, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing relatives in this locality, and attended
the Farmers Picnic at Alcyon Park last
week.
Mr.. Lewis and Miss Ruth Albright re-
turned home on Sunday last after spending
week at Atlantic City and Pleasantyllle
They report fine time. Just ask Ruth if
the fish bite good, and ask Lewis if he
killed the first frog he saw.