Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-12-24
MULLicA HILL.

MuLLicA HILL.
Mr.. Frank p. Steward has moved his
family from Mullica Hill to their new
home, one mile east of Wenonah. He has
a large estate OF 225 acres.
Mr.. James Sharp of Tioga, was a Sunday
guest Of Supervising Principal, John 81.
Sharp, on Woodstown Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin HoTner, Of Phila-
delphia, were over Sunday guests of Mr..
Isaac Kay and Mrs Elizabeth Kay.
Miss Lucretia White was a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Parker, Of High steet, on
Sunday.
Miss Annie Tonneson, Of Wenonah, was
| visiting relatives in town on Sunday.
Christmas shoppers come in town and go
home with carriage load.
Mr. T. Howard Folwell, wife and sister
Mrs. DIR. Dexter Of Columbus, Ca, and
Miss Edith Dexter. arrived on Saturday to
| visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bobert G.
| Folwell
Saturday was busy day with tax col
lector, Albert Parker.
| Mrs. Thomas Munyan of Elmer, has
been sojourning with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Munyon, on Union street, for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter C. Ridgway enter.
tanned over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cake of Camden
We miss the cement pavement that Mr..
Sickler was TO lay here in town. before il
| froze up, and it will be worse before Spring
| is here.
| Mr. and Mrs Lippncott Moore. of Ell
mer were guests of Mr.. and Mr.. Isaac
Gruff, on North Main street.
Bank clerk, Henry Z. Haines, is gather
| ing goose-eggs for setting.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Moore are being
congratulated on the advent of Winfield
Sithens Moore, born on Friday last.
Mr.. Joseph E. Iredell has purchased the
William Madciff property on Main street,
and will take up their abode there, in the
Spring.
Miss Martha Boggs is sojourning with
Mrs. Joseph Chatten, for an indefinite
time
Mrs simons is preparing home on
Arlington avenue.
Mr.. Walter Jones has purchased the
Denelsbeck honse, and moved it TO Wood
land avenue, on Tuesday. Charles Hen
Erickson will occupy it when finished.
Miss Alice Moore is quite indisposed.
| Our merchants have a full display OF
Christmas goods. and business has been
great for SO small a town.
Mrs. Wells Green and daughter of Phila-
deiphia, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dayid Barton.
Most of the Sunday visitors carried
punches of beautiful holly on their return,
full OF red berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd are being
congratulated on the advent of a son.
Prof. William Smith took charge of the
services at Harrisonville NJ E. Chufch,
Sunday last
Henry and Rachel Lippincott attended
Lancaster avenue meeting, West Philadel
phia, on First day at II o'clock a. M, they
will then visit their children at Ceilings
wood, part Of the holidays.
MIR and Mrs. George H. Poinsett and a
few relatives will take Christmas dinner
with Swedesboro relatives.
Mrs. George F. Madara spent last Thurs
day at Pitman with relatives.
Mr. George Horner has purchased the
George Batten Sr., farm near Jefferson, for
81. 500.
Mr.. Lucious Atkinson has removed sew
eral trees from the FRONT of his property on
East avenue, making great improvement
TO the appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stratton have return
ed from their wedding tour. ana were in
Mullica Hill on Monday.
Mr. William S. Harker and Mr.. a. Heri-
tage, Of the Union Store, will start on a
trip 80 Braidentown, Fla, about January
| 1, where they propose catching allegators
Former Senator, Stacy L. Pancoast's
warehouse on East avenue, is completed
and ready for use.