Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-06
MuLLicA HILL.

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Mrs. Beulah Jessup, Of Camden, is the
guess Of Mrs. E. L. Stratton.
| Miss Ida K. Barr, OF Wilmington, Dell,
| is visiting among relatives and friends here
during her vacation.
| Mrs. VIM. G. Finkeni is oonyalescent.
Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, Of Puila.,
were calling on friends in town on Sunday
Edward Burning has stone wall built
between she two properties.
DIR. and Mrs. James Wamsley, of Phila.,
returned to their home on Monday after
stopping few days with Mrs. G. Fl. Coles.
Miss Frances Boone. Of Bridgeton, is en-
joying a visit with Miss Lillian White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ballenger and
Miss Ballenger have arrived home after en-
ioying sea breezes at Ocean City.
George White, Of Swedesboro, also JOS
White, Jr., were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac S. White.
1t is said that sweet potatoes will be
plentiful. Some farmers will be ready to
dig by the middle OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tredell entertained
relatives from Woodbury., Barnsboro and
Mickleton last week.
The New Jersey Horticultural Society
will meet at the Repp fruit farm near Glass
boro, August 18th. Hundreds OF members
will be present. Luncheon will be served.
Jersey oansaloupes will be plentiful this
week.
Miss Lucresia White, Of Phila., was an
over-Sunday guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Parker on High street.
4 There was drop in white potatoes this
sweek. Monday morning the price was $50
sper barrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Foster, of Fort
Fairfield, Me-, have been guests of Mr.and
Mrs. George 81. Horner. They haye en-
ioyed their visit very much
Last Friday was a gala day with Mt
Vernon Council, Jr. O. q. A. M. Visitors
were here from Swedesboro. Several short
addresses were made, and fine spread was
served at the close Of the Council meeting.
Unclaimed letters in Mullica Hill post
office for July are: Mr.. Atkinson, postal;
Mrs. P. w. Bradley, card; Bank of Acme,
card; Mrs. Catherine Conrad, postal; Rolf
arte Gorga, postal; Mrs. Nora Devlin, II J.
ID. Hurf, Judge ]. D. Farron, Chester
Hill, Antoni Jurot Mrs. G. Kanefuer, Miss
Alice Lowell, Miss Mary Murphy, Samuel
M. Mounce, H. F. Nooiin, Emit Nutezer-
burger Rofaell Natue, Leonard Peatz, F.
Risnl, postal; Miss Alice Ridgway, Mr..
SherwilI, Thomas H. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan IIedell gave a
delightful tea to the Iredell family. Eight
children are now living, aged between 90
and rs years. The tea was on Saturday
evening in honor of their two sisters, Mrs.
David Kirkbride, OF Barnsboro, and Mrs.
Thomas Kirkbride, of Woodbury..
Miss Elizabeth Kendig and niece, Miss
Bella Kendig, Of Lancaster, were calling
on Mrs. Kendig and daughter, Mrs. Bur
ger, in MuIlica Hill, on Monday on their
been spending several days.
John G. Moses, of West Chester, was an
over-Sunday guest Of Mrs. B. r. Black and
family.
After dinner on Sunday Stacy L. Pan
coast, Jr., and Mrs. Paucoast. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Horatio Heritage started on fly in
automobile. They went TO Bridgeton,
Salem. Pennsgrove, and Vineland, and re-
turned at seven o'clock that evening, haE-
ing covered just eighty miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitman and fam
lily with some Woodstown relatives propose
renting cottage at Atlantic City during
the month Of August.
Rumor has it that new livery stable is
TO open on North Main street. Edward
Sherwin proposes to dispose OF his farm
and go in partnership with $. F. Frye.
They will keep fine teams. W
The funeral OF Michael Melbar took
place on Wednesday, she 9Th inst, al p.
m. Services at St. Stephens Episcopal
Church; interment at Baptist cemetery.
William Madcif has purchased the Rich
ard Wood farm, near Mantua, where he
will take up his abode in the spring Of '09.