Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-06-25
MULLIcA HILL.

Isaac White draws the lines over new
pair of gray horses.
DR.. James B. Wamsley proposes opening
new street through the property he pur-
chased of Frank Lloyd to his new summer
residence bordering on the lake.
Miss Mabel Benezet, Of Woodbury., is
the guest Of Miss Olivia Richman.
Westyille, Newbold and South Westville
are preparing for q combined Fourth Of
July celebration The Mullica Hill con.
cert band will furnish music for the day.
Those who have sold new white potatoes
in this locality are Walter Jones, Stultz
Hurff and George Ballenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy L. Pancoast went to
Atlantic City on Saturday in their auto
and remained until Wednesday, haying a
delightful time.
Miss Maude Mills, of Peddie Institute,
Heightstown. has returned home.
George FL. P0insett is having his weigh
ing scales fronting the agricultural imple-
ment house repaired and reset.
Mrs. B. R. Black is having new fence
erected fronting her residence.
Henry Lippincott is indisposed at this
writing with heart trouble.
ialcu LAY WAS UuSci fcQ AZ elC M. LIE
Church on Sunday. The church was hand
somely decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. A program Of music, exer-
cises and Rotations was ably rendered.
The church was crowded to the doors. The
teachers deserve much credit.
August 9th is the date for the G.. A. r.
and Jr. @. q. A. NJ. excursion to Atlantic
City, and only 81 for the trip.
The new residence Of Joseph stratton. Jr.
is being erected.
DR.. S. F. Ashcrait and wife attended the
forty -second annual meeting Of the Medical
Society of New Jersey, held at the new
million dollar hotel at Cape May Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The meeting OF the Gloucester County
Historical Society will be held July 10Th,
/ in order to secure the presence Of State Err
Erester Gaskill.
Mrs. Sarah Blake will move in the house
vacated by Martin Gurtler, on High street.
Mrs. Norman Parker has been presented
with fine new piano.
Robert G. Folwell was given delightful
surprise on Friday afternoon, it being his
sixty-sixth birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Folwell served splendid supper, the table
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the rest of that perfect day. among those
invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Knisell, Mr. and Mrs Edward Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Iredell.
Eli Lafferty, who resided in Mullica Hill
in his youth, went to Buck Valley, Pa,
when deer were plentiful. Mr.. Folwell
visited him in the early days for couple
of weeks, and Mr.. Lafferty has just return
ed is after forty-fve years, Mr.. Folwell
took him out driving and called on many
of his old friends and relatives who were
glad to see him.
Robert E. Folwell. Jr, arrived in Mullica
Hill after having honors piled on him at
the University, to show his father and
mother his diploma and say adieu before
starting for Maine, where he proposes to
recuperate during the summer.
The Changers met in this vicinity and
went down to the late home Of Frank
Ballinger. There were twenty-five one
horse teams and five two horse teams with
farming implements, and put the crops and
things in general all in order, and next
Saturday, June 9th. they propose going
and putting the hay in fhe barn. Mrs.
Ballinger surely feelsyery grateful for this
kindness.