Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03
MuLLIcA HILL.

/ Rev. and Mrs. J. ]. Davies, of At
glen, Pa, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Norman, on Wednesday
then spent Thanksgiving with Prof
and Mrs. Warren Stanger. nee Davies
at Glassboro Mr. Davies was pastor
Of the Baptist Church here for sever
al years.
| Mr. Asa Moore starts for Europe
this week. We wis. him a pleasant
trip and safe return.
Mr. Thomas Borton and wife spent
their Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Ridgway, in Philadelphia then
spent a few days at Mt. Holly
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moore gave a
delightful Thanksgiving dinner to a
large company of friends, at christ
ening of their new home, on North
Main street.
The Friends Society will hold their
Quarterly Meeting on Fifth-day, 18th
month, the 10th inst, at Woodbury.,
at 10 o'clock. Good speakers will be
I present.
The Grange held service in the
Baptist Church on Sunday evening.
There was no service in the Metho-
dist Church as Rev. H. M. Smith was
at Evan, and Prof. William Smith
was indisposed.
Thompson Stewart bought a rife
for his son, and he tried it, and shot
his Aunt Beulah in the thigh and it
may turn out a serious affair.
! A new heater was set in the new
school house last week. The carpen-
ters are doing the wood work this
week. 1t is expected the building will
i be ready for occupancy by January
list
/ Stacy l.. Pancoast, Jr., and wife
took their Thanksgiving dinner with
relatives in Hammonton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. White were
in Swedesboro on Sunday and took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
White.
Mr. William Pitman and family were
Thanksgiving guests of their parents
at Yorktown.
Mr.. Robert G. Folwell, is having a
bay window put in their library. Har-
f y Norman is the builder.
Mrs Frank Ballenger is having the
Richard Black homestead remodelled,
/ adding bay windows and verandas.
Miss Florence Copestick spent
Thanksgiving week with Mr.. w. l..
Copestick and family
AS usual Barney Haugney, near JET
ferson, has the finest dock Of 100 tur-
keys III these parts. One purchaser
took Is OF the best at 27c per ID.
Representative of the Ante-Saloon
League will speak in the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning at 1890.
The Epworth League social will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs James
Davis on High street, Tuesday even
ing, December Sth
Samuel G. Borton has had a new
roof put en- the grist mill. It's a new
kind and superior to most others
you can stop and see it.
St. Stephens Church, Mullica Hill,
Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell, minister
iIl-eharge, was well attended ON Sun
day at 3 p. m.
Letters unclaimed in the Mullica
Hill post office, December list: Louis
Atchison, James Branner, D. Wilmer
Brown. Charles NJ Creager, Howard
Dalbore, Ray Farnkne, Manuel GU
kens. Bernard Haker, Miss Agatha
Infield. owen Lamson (3). VIM. Nor
gan, Mrs. Viola Peasse, w. B. Ridg-
way, REV. Carl SLeelLelman, EDMUND
Tice, Adam Wagner, Cole Younger
(2), Charles P. Barr, John Bell, Ar
thur Corbin, Edward Davis, Miss
Wayne Eagle, T. Crozier, VIM.
Hughes, George Holock. Mrs. Mamme
Jackson, Joseph Leppert, VIM. More
head, Thomas Phillips, Mrs. Fannie
E. Smith, David Stetser, John Thayer,
A. L. Wagner, Thomas w. Zanes.-
William F. Iredell Postmaster