Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-09
MuLLIcA HILL.

Prof. John Il. Tharp was in Atlantic
City last week attending the annual meet
ing Of the New Jersey State Teachers As
ISOLATION.
Wells Green, wife and children, Of Phil
adelphia, were Sunday guests of David
Borton and wife.
Mrs. John G. Holmes, Of Erie avenue,
Tioga, returned TO her home on Saturday
having spent apart of the holiday season
wish Miss L. Kirkbride.
Miss Lucretia White was Sunday guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White
on High street.
Conductor and Mrs. Clayton Moore, Of
Bridgeton, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Elklnton, the past week.
Miss Hazel Pitman spent ten days in
Camden and Philadelphia with relatives
during the holiday season.
Mrs. Jacob J. Moore is very i'll yes.
The annual meeting Of the Mullica Hill
Building Association was held Tuesday
evening, January z.
Epworth League social will meet at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilmer Stratton on
Tuesday evening, January A.
A lecture will be given in the Methodist
Church, January 16sh, at eight O'Clock, by
Rev. w L. johnson, of Bristol, the sub
ject, ssThe Ups anu Down Of Life, While
seeing the World through Knot Hole. !"
Come out and enjoy the evening
/ Miss Idella Avis was given birthday
surprise on last Saturday evening, at her
home on South Main street. About twenty
young friends participated. Miss Idella
received some lovely gifts,
Miss Ethel Costello was visitor at Mrs.
Joseph Campbell, nee Benezett, during the
holidays.
| Miss Minnie ", daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Schwebel, of North Main
street, and Mr.. John r. Horner, of Swedes-
boro, were united in holy wedlock at the
home of the bride on Wednesday evening,
January first, at eight O'Clock, Rev. H. M
Smith officiating. The bride was dressed
in white silk draped wish white net. and
the bridegroom wore the convential black.
A supper was delightfully."- served.
Invitations are issued for the wedding Of
Miss Mable, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Joseph Brown. and Mr.. Albert Stewart, OF
Camden, on Wednesday, January Is.
On Friday, December 9th, Rev. and
Mrs. H. M. Smith celebrated their twenty
| fifth wedding anniversary. Their Mullica
| Hill friends gave them a delightful sur
prise, presenting them with beautiful gifts.
Will Norman has killed nine coons In six
days,
The Methodist Church is observing the
week OF prayer
Farmers in this locality who refused
81 so barrel for sweet potatoes, are now
taking less, as sweets are dropping in
prise.
Samuel ELISA ten year-old boy at MARI
ton, shot hawk that measured ffty-oLe
inches from tip TO tip.
| Miss Mable Benezeb, of Woodbury., spent
part of the holidays in Mulliea Hill with
her school mates.
The grip is prevalent in this town, and
doctors are very busy.
Jacob Hoffman is convalescing.
Mrs. Pecnard, an aunt to Mrs. Norton
Woodruff, was buried on Monday. Services
in st. Stephens Episcopal Church, and in
terment in the Baptist Cemetery. ReY.
Charles Dubell officiated.
Mercery was down to Is on Monday
morning at FIVE o'clock. The weather
seemed like filling ice houses.
Miss Ruth S. Harley, of Brooklyn, New
York, returned to her home New Years
day, having spent Christmas with E. L.
Stratton and family.
The cantata given by the Baptists on
Saturday night in the Town Hall was de-
| lightfully rendered, and $l7 was cleared.
The Rural Mail Carriers Union of Glou-
cester County, will hold meeting at she
home of Joseph W. Dilkes on Saturday even
ing, January 18th. All the carriers are re-
quested to be present.