Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-19
MuLLjcA HILL.

MULLiCA HILL.
Wedding bells will be ringing in this
town this week.
Mrs. Addie Boileau Parsels, of Phil
adelphia, will deliver an address in
the town hall. Mullica Hill, Wednes-
day, the 25th, at 7.30 o'clock. Subject
THE Nations PERIL Mrs. Parsels is
an able speaker and hope a full house
will meet her
Newly elected Senator, George w
F. Gaunt, is very i'll at Washington,
D. G., where he was attending the
National Grange.
A donation and reception party was
given the Rev. and Mrs H. NJ. Smith
at the parsonage, on Wednesday ev-
ening. A joyous evening was spent
with music, and games. At late
hour ice cream and cakes were served.
Mr.. Anthony Burgher returned home
Monday evening from Washington,
where he has been recuperating at a
sanitarium for a month and has so
improved he proposes returning for a
few weeks more
Sportsmen were out early Monday
Nathan T. and Rob. FoIwell, Jr.,
brought a party of friends from Phila-
delphia, arriving at Mullica Hill at
six o'clock a. m.
Joseph Neral, Jr., entertained a
large party of sportsmen from Glass
boro, who arrived early in the morn
ing with guns and dogs, rushing for
game.
several freak election bets have
been paid in Gloucester county, one
cd a viii a
yard stick, another was to be wheel
narrowed through town and return.
another was to shave off his mVustache
he had been cherishing for years, and
Others /.
Several movings in town last Thurs
day and Friday. Cold weather for new
homes. Among them, Aaron Borton
and Frank Moore.
Mrs Harry Foust and daughter were
guests this week of Conductor andMrs.
William Foust.
Officer Moore arrested john Goslin,
of near Ferrell, last week for unlaw-
full conduct. and he was under 500
bail to keep the peace.
Several acres of timber in Jackson
woods were burned over few days
ago and it is feared it Killed the TIM
Der.
The regular meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Farmers Reliance was
held at the home of President Thomas
Borton on Monday, full board was in
attendance.
William Munyan, of Mullica Hill,
was elected Justice of the Peace. We
are glad to have justice in town.
We have been without justice for a
long time, and need one.
The Ladies' Aid and members of the
Baptist Church and congregation will
hold their. annual Thanksgiving sup
per Tuesday evening, November 24th,
from $50 to 10 o'clock. Suppers will
not be sent out as heretofore. There
will be on sale useful articles. Home
made candy and ice cream.
Silcrist and Jones, colbred, will hold
debate in the town hall on Saturday
evening, November 21st, proceedss for
the benefit Of the Mount Calvary Col
ored Church.
Junior Mechanics will attend the M
E. Church next Sunday morning in a
body. Rev H. M. Smith will preach
an appropriate sermon
The citizens Of Glassboro are clam
oring for new public hall.
The Executors of the estate Of Asa
Engle, deceased, sold at private sale
last week, the property formerly -oc-
'cupied by Mr.. Engle, containing four
and half acres to Joseph Gurskys, for
$1,000.
Our new school house will be finish
ed by January 1st.
Professor and Mrs. Davis will ocs
cupy the north side of Mrs. Pris.
ella Hazelton's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. White enter,
tanned q cunning party this week. Mr.
John 6 18th and family. Of Camden
and Capt. Scott. A game supper was]
served.
Former Senator. s. i. Pancoast hasI
recently sold small property conf
tanning about eleven acres in South
Harrison Township to John Conley.
Nathan S. Lloyd received a. postd
card shower on his birthday anniver-|
sary Monday the 9th inst, The cards.
came from many counties of our state
His relatives and few friends gather
ed at his home to honor the event, and
wish him many returns of the day.