Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-02
MllIIIcA HILL

Ex-senator S. L. Pancoast met with
a serious accident on Saturday. He
was getting his garden tools in the
stable when he slipped and fell and
broke his wrist.
Mrs. Robert G. Folwell was in Phil
adelphia on Saturday and attended the
wrestling bouts of Robert Folwell, Jr,
of Mulliea Hill. Dol" won one bout
out of three.
Mrs. David Borton is spending a
i week with her daughter, Mrs. Wells
Green, of Philadelphia.
Principal Of Union Academy, Her
bert Davies, was unable to go ON duty
a few days last week. Prof. Thar
substituted for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guest, of Woods
town, and Mrs. Marley, of Camden
were guests of Mrs. Anna Carney or
i Wednesday.
! Ralph Norman has a position il
Childs' grocery store at Lansdowne
! Pa.
Howard Allen draws the reins over
a trotter that is hard to pass.
Mr.. Joseph Merriel, Jr., has ter
acres planted in potatoes.
Miss Maud Mills is home from the
Peddie Institute on her Easter vaca
ton
The horse sheds in the rear of St
stephens Church, Mullica Hill, are un
sdergoing repairs.
Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr and Mrs. Pan
/ coast arrived home Thursday evening
Hast. They spent several weeks OF
the island Of Jamaica, then to Panama
! Puerto, Cabello and La Guayra, il
Venezuela. They visited the Port Of
Spain and Labrea Point on the island
of Trinidad, Bridgetown, Barbados
Fort De Frances and ST. Pierre, on the
Island of Martinique. While there, Wis
/ tied the ruins of the volcanic eruption
Of 1902 that destroyed the city, and
10000 people They then visited ST
i Thomas Island, San Juan. Porto Rico;
Santiago and HAVANA, Cuba and Mas
sam While away they covered 6615
miles not including side trips.
Mullica Hill tourists have all return
ed in good health.
Mr. Will Norman caught another
snapper last Saturday, but the terra
pin supper has not come off yet.
The Methodist parsonage is being
remodelled and repaired.
One of William Horner's fingers wa;
crushed in a corn shelter.
$500 barrels Of seed potatoes have
/ been sold at Mullica Hill this year.
A birthday surprise was given Mrs
George Madara last Thursday /
was delightful surprise. Music, yo
cal and instrumental, were features
The dining room was beautifully dec
Grated and an elegant repast served
/ Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph E. Iredell, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Winner, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nun
yam, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitman
Miss Hazel and Vera and Master Reu
ben, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Wariow
Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Vanderslice, Mr.
! and Mrs Edward Hubbard, Mr.. Franz
/ Truland and family, Mr.. and Mrs
George f. Madara, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
| ip Nicholson and Miss Grace Gallery
Mrs Carrie Engle, nee Gaunt, of Mt
| Holly. was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Borton a few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Somers are be
| ing congratulated on the advent OF q
tson, born March 10th.
| The members of the NJ. E. Church
will have an Easter supper in the hall
Thursday, April 18th. Price % cents
The Epworth League at the same time
and place will have handkerchief ba
zaar
Conductor and Mrs. C. S. Foust have
as their guests, Mrs. Anther and son,
of Wilmington.
Mr.. Charles Hoffman, of Philadel-
phia, visited his father Jacob Hoffman,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac White and Mrs. Clarkson
Pancoast are under medical treatment
in Philadelphia.
The NJ. E. parsonage is being reno
waited.