Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-12
MULLlcA HILL.

FOlWell, grandson, N. T. Folwell, Jr.,
Mr.. Rob Folwell and Mr.. Bartlett, all
of Philadelphia, and Mr. Golinger, of
Canton, Ohio, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert G. FolwelI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Coles and
Mrs. Sue Coles, of WoodstoWn, and
Mr. and Mrs William Nj. Carter and
daughter, of Woodbury., were guests
at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Horner, on Sunday.
Mrs. Stoy, wife of Hon Mayor
Franklin p. Stoy, of Atlantic City, is
the guest of Miss Lidie Kirkbride.
Mrs. Rebecca B. Parker, OF Ceilings
wood, is visiting her son, Collector Al
bert Parker, of Jefferson.
Mr.. William S. Harker entertained
Messrs. Moore and Morton, of Phila-
delphia, one day recently.
William Brown, son-in-law of Justice
John p Reese, has purchased the
George Ham farm near Redwood.
A green grocer of Woodbury. has
rented the old brick store recently va
Gated by James NJ Wolfe.
Mr. Ed Hultsizer was captain of a
company that paid an election bet on
Saturday evening Sherwin Brown
Oscar Carey, BENZ. Pancoast and Ell
mer Morgan to wheel Walter Fuller
ton They surely had a grand ride.
Accompanied by Mullica Hill Concert
Band from south end of Main street to
the north end and return. Red lights
were displayed along the entire route.
The ride was witnessed by large
number of spectators, who paraded
the town.
The stork visited our town on Sun
day at the noon hour and left Mrs
n NJ. Lippincott son.
The M. f. sunday School was re.
organized last Sabbath with the fol-
lowing officers and teachers: Superin-
tendent, Millard F. Parker; assistant,
Prof. w. NJ Smith; secretary, Her
bert j. Smith; treasurer, M. +. Parker;
Librarian, Wallace Skinner; assistant,
Lillian Stratton; organist, Sue STRAIT
ton; assistant, Olivia Richmond; teach
ers. Mrs. Herbert M. Smith, Miss Sue
Stratton. Mrs. George w. Reese, Prof.
w. NJ. Smith, Professor and Mrs. Her
bert K. Davis; primary teacher, Mrs.
Joseph P. Stratton.
Mr.. William Madciff has purchased
a fine team of farm horses.
Mr.. Antonia Burgher, who is being
treated at a sanitarium near Washing
ton. d. c.. is so improved he has post
poned returning home one week more.
Henry Lippincott and wife attended
meeting of the Friends First-day
School Association, Fifteenth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, Pa, last Satur-
day and spent Sunday with their son
and family at Collingswood.
Prof. Herbert K. Davis, principal Of
Union Academy, has introduced manu-
al training in the course. The pupils
are much pleased with the new work
We are glad we have SO energetic
principal In our public school
Aaron M. Ridgway is said TO have
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis on
last Friday.
Mr.. Biddell, the harness maker, has
rented the office now occupied by Fen
nimore Iredell, adjoining VIM. Evans
shops, where he has fine display OF
harness and is ready for orders.
Over 100 carloads of Maine seed po-
tatoes have been sold in Gloucester
County for spring planting.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Davis, OF
Wynewood, Pa, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Dylvan Ridgway on Sunday
at their home on Woodstown avenue
A birthday surprise was given Mr..
Jacob j. Moore on last Thursday, No
vember 18th, it being his 10th mile
stone in life's journey. Mr.. Moore
was delighted to see his children and
grandchildren and a few near friends.
At six o'clock all were invited out to
delicious supper. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Moore (it
was also the 40th anniversary of their
marriage) Mr.. James Moore and wife,
Miss Lucy Moore and Linda, Rhoda,
Mary L., and Master Charles, and Eu-
gene Moore, Swedesboro; Tax Collec-
tor and Mrs. Albert Parker and son,
Harold, Misses May G. and Alice
Moore. Capt Edward l.. Stratton and
Miss d. H. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Stewart and Miss Anna S. Bat
ten
Mr.. and Mrs, Norman Parker and
their sister, Miss White, started for
Washington, d. c., on Wednesday, on
sight seeing trip.
Mrs. B. R. Black entertained the
Ladies' Aid last Tuesday. 1t was de-
cided to hold the usual Thanksgiving
supper on Tuesday, November oath,
in the lecture room of the Baptist
Church
The Daughters of Liberty cleared
over a hundred dollars on election
day serving dinner and supper in Park
er's Hall, to all who applied.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Campbell, of
Philadelphia, were Sunday guests in
this town.
Mrs. Ella Bailey, Of Wilmington,
Del, was the guest of William S
Harker on Thursday.
Mrs Addie Burning, of Muliica Hill,
who was visiting her niece, Mrs. Wal,
ter Jones, near Swedesboro, fell down
stairs on Sunday morning, spraining
her wrist, and arm, and dislocating
her shoulder. It is supposed she viii
NOT return home before Christmas