Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-23
MuLLIcA HILL.

MI. and Mrs. John A. Ballenger spent
Easter in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Carol Lippincott and chill
dren of Lansdowne, Pa are spending few
DAYS with their parents, MIR. Henry and
Rachel Lippincost.
The Orthodox Yearly Meeting is holding
their meetings this week at Fourth and Arch
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield d. Sithens enter
tanned an Easter party on Saturday even
ing at their home Rose Cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Steward entertained an Easter
party at dinner on Sunday.
A delightful Easter supper was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Owen, at
Jefferson on Saturday evening
The annual Easter supper, under the
auspices Of the Epworth League held Thurs
day, the 10th inst, was delightful success,
over SO was taken in.
The Daughters of Liberty are shining up
their initiation team, preparing TO go to
EGlasshoro, where they expect to initiate
about fifteen candidates for Lillian Council
No los.
Easter services on Sunday evening were
extra good, and the music was so line, re-
quests have been made to repeat it.
Druggist w. C. Finkeni and wife enter
tanned party of friends from Woodbury.,
Philadelphia on Sunday, for dinner.
Twelve covers were laid.
Mr.. EIwood Usinger, of the County Road
Committee, has put our main street IN fine
order.
Mrs Isaac White who is in the Philadel-
delphia hospital is somewhat improved,
but very weak Mrs. Clarkson Pancoast,
who went at the same time, propose return
ing home together next Saturday, weather
permitting.
William Streeper who had a paralytic
stroke ten days ago, does not improve much.
Harry Fonst, has been transferred to
position on the Main line, and Norman
Parker is appointed to succeed him as
brakesman, Lewis Parker takes Norman's
place as assistant at the station.
Mrs. Tonneson and family moyed on Wed
nesday to their newly purchased property
on South Broad street.
Miss May C. Moore is home two days
while three rooms of the Swedesboro school
are being fumigated. Twenty-one cases OF
scarlet fever are reported in shat town.
Ii is said fifty persons will be baptised
in the Delaware river on the North Cramer
Hill shore, East Camden, next Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore Of High street,
gave an Easter party Saturday evening.
Prof Herbert Davis, Of Union Academy
visited his brothea at Glassboro while the
Academy was being fumigated, owing to
diptberia inMullica Hill
Mrs. w. G. Dilks and daughters Of Pit
man were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. FL
kinton on Sunday.
Miss Verna Ballenger, is spending the
Easter holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John a. Ballenger. Miss Vsrna has
been attending Lutherville College.
The funeral of Mrs. Cox, of Jefferson,
took place on Monday at o'clock, at the
Chapel at Ellington. Mrs. Cox was an
aunt OF Mrs. Clarkson Pancoast Rev.
Fl. M. Smith had charge Of services.
Mrs Josephine Howey died on Saturday
morning about q 30 o'clock, aged 5 years
and nine months. Services were held on
Tuesday at 10 o'clock, interment in Friends
Yard. Mrs. Howey leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Emma Ridgeway.
Asparagus has been shipped from Mullica
Hill station. The first marketed was cut
BY Clark Pidgeon, Of Jefferson. &C
Mr.. Thomas Borton was in Woodstown
on Saturday LASS.
Mrs Ellen Douglass, Of North Jersey, Is
the guest Of William Harker. Mrs d.
was At one time q resident 81 Mnllica HILL