Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-23
MuLLlcA HILL.

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Lansdown, Pa, are guests Of their parents,
Henry and Rachel Lippincots.
Ex-senator Stacy L. Panooast, and Mr..
William s. HarkeI, are on rural fishing
expedition at Betserton, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton returned
home Monday evening from Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. White are enjoying the
breeze at Ocean City for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Heritage were Sunday
guests at Clifton Heights at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hawn, Of Camden,
were recent guests Of Mrs. B. R. Black.
Mr.. Christopher Knisell passed his eighty
second milestone on Monday. He laid
brick in the wall of the new sceoo house
that is being erected. 'Yes. he says, Il
am SO years old to-day, am not tired or
weary of life. y
in an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, of Phila-
delphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Elkinton on Sunday.
Mr. Edward Burning has had the prop
erty occupied by George F. Madara re-
paired.
Miss Jennie Klansfelden, OF Camden, and
Miss Ray Higgins, of Mantua, are guests oil
Mr. William Pitman and family.
The Farmers Picnic at Washington Park
will take place August 9th.
Mullica Hill citizens now boast of several
up-to-date automobiles.
The devotional services OF the Epworth
League dave been discontinued until the
first Sunday in September.
The w. C. T. U. will hold their next
meeting in their hall July Both, from four
to five O'Clock. Miss Carrie G. Borton is
getting up some extra speaking and singing.
All are invited.
The Wesleyan Society at Mantua cleared
$50 from a Block Party on Saturday night.
ESeyeral from here took part in the party. %
r Stacy W. Hazelton, of near Harrison
vile, had to leave one horse of his market
team at William NJ CoIson's the other day
for treatment by Doctor Dilks 1t is yet
very sick.
Iona May, the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Howey, died on Wednesday last.
aged IL months. The funeral was on Sat
urday, Rev. H. NJ. Smith officiating; inter
ment at Egllngton.
Sewer pipes are to be laid in front of the
drug store, and connect with those in front
of the post Office.
Ex-Justice John P. Reese has been quite
i'll. Mr.. Isaac Lloyd is on the sick list.
George H. Horner has his new store
house raised.
William H. Smith is attending the sum
mer school at the University CT Pennsyl-
vania.
Professor Herbert Days, principal Of our
school, was recently married to a young
lady of Salem, Virginia.
Deputy Great Sachem, Charles J. Lynch,
of Pitman GROVE, was. in Mullica Hill
Tuesday evening to install officers for Hu.
ron Tribe of Red Men. A delightful spread
was served after the Wigwam closed.
K The Baptist Sunday school held their
Hannual picnic at AlcYon Park on Wednes
Hday. eo
Mrs. Clifford Pimm and daughter, Of
Glassboro, were guests of her sister or
Tuesday
The sewer pipe burst and made cave
in near the station. The hole is 12x15 feet
square.
Miss Ella Carter, of Woodbury., N. J..
is visiting friends and relatives in
Mullica Hill.
1 The potato market opened Monday
Emorning at $3.50 per barrel; second size, 81
Fper barrel.
Miss Mary c. Moore is bookkeeping TO,
the firm of P. Scott & Co., and Miss Alice
Moore is rendering like service for Wood
ward & Company, during the potato season
Don't forget the Odd Fellows picnic July
goth. at Alcyon Park, foot ball game at {
O'Clock.