Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-16
MuLLICA HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lippincott Of
Collingswood were oyer-Sunday guests at
home Of Henry Lippincott and wife.
Thomas Fl. Folwell and Miss Folwell are
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
G. Folwell.
Walter Mounce has said goodbye to this
town and gone TO Millville, where he is en-
gagged with his uncle. Parker Lippineott, in
the mill business.
Frank Steward OF this locality, has pur-
chased the William Stevenson farm Of 200
acres, near Wenonah.
Will Davies, resident Of ST. Louis,is on
East for month. He is at present the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Norman. Mr.
Davies is son of our former pastor, J. J.
Dayies.
Easter services are being arranged for
Sunday evening, the l9bh inst, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Fl. NJ.
Smith will officiate.
Thomas Borton is.under doctors. treat
ment in Philadelphia.
Albert Murphy. railroad employe, has
rented the John Yeager property on South
Main street.
The patrons of the MulIica Hill post Office
very much desire an earlier morning mail.
Ten O'Clock is late for the first morning
mail. Postmaster William w. F. Iredell
has taken the matter up and will make an
extra effort to have it arrive earlier.
Another matter to be considered is that the
Rural Carriers, as now arranged, leave this
Office very late, and all their driving has to
be done in the heat of day
Jacob IL BIounce has left MulIca Hill
for Linnens, Missouri, to make an extended
visit to his sister, Mrs. Silvers.
Webster Cole, son of Leon Cole, is yisi-
ting his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Thomas
Dllks. at Evan.
Miss Lillian, daughter Of Isaac White, is
i'll with an liberated throat, that has ter
minated in diphtheria. The house isquar-
antined.
Easter music will be feature Of Sunday
school services in our churches.
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will be
held at the home of Mrs. Addie Burning,
on Tuesday afternoon.
Albert Kirby Of Wilmington, was calling
on friends in town on Sunday.
| Alcyon Park skating rink will open Sat
urday evening, April 18th, and continue to
open every Saturday with music 20
| William Streepsr, Sr., had stroke Of
paralysis on Friday last, and is very ill.
Mr.and Mrs William Streeper, Jr,of Rich
wood, spent Sunday with him and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coyle, of Paila-
delphia. He cannot speak and is seriously
| i'll.
Elwood Usinger, of the County Road
Committee, is haying our Main street
treated to coat of gravel; twenty i've
teams are cartlng.
DR.. w. c. Finkeni and Cashier G. H.
Stiles attended a Masonic Lodge at Camden
on last Friday evening.
Former Senator Stacy L.Pancoast's brok-
en- arm is doing splendidly and be attends
to business at his Office.
Mrs. Stanger, wife Of Prof. Warren Stang
er, of Glassboro, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Harry Norman on Monday.
Wedding bells will be ringing after East
! er in the suburbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Poinsett enter
tanned the euchre club on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pibman entertain.
ed few friends and relatives to snapper
dinner on Sunday. Twenty three covers
were laid.
Miss Ruth Scott was given agreat snr-
prise last Friday evening She was prepar-
ing ro start on visit to Haddonfeld when
her young friends marched in. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott had the house in readiness as
they were in the secret
Easter supper this Thursday in Parker S
Hall
Thomas Munyan is laying drain in
front Of F. NJ. Parker's residence and hal,
so that the front will be on level with the
street.