Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-08-27
MULLiCA HILL

Mr. William Smith, son of the Rev
Fl. NJ. Smith, occupied the pulpit in the
~ E. Church Sunday morning and ev-
ening and conducted services with
much ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cochren, of Ell
mer, were guests Of Supervising Prin-
cipal and Mrs. John f. Tharp and
family on Saturday last.
Mr. Wilmer Madara and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacy Of Pitman,
were guests en- Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Madara.
Many from here attended camp
meeting at Malaga on Sunday Mr.
Isaac White livery teams were en-
gagged for days previous.
Railroad company have workmen
here repairing the trestle work
Miss Lillian White and Helen Cos
'tello, who were out of school last win
ter on account Of illness, have passed
August examinations at GIassboro
with excellent averages
The Friends First-day School picnic
viii be held at Cedar Grove, next
5Seventh-day, August 29th. Dinner and
supper will be served in the grove.
Mrs. Dr. James F. Brown. of Plain
field. n. J., is visiting Mrs. B. r.
Black for an indefinite time.
Prof. and Mrs William Martin and
daughter, of Lewisburg, Pa. will be
the guests of Mrs. B. r. Black and
family for several days.
The Right Rev Bishop Scarborough,
of the Diocese of New Jersey, is i'll
with vertigo. at the home of his
darohfprS Ashilfy Park
Mr.. James Dougherty and Mrs.
Dongherty and Patrick Dougherty, of
New York City, We're guests of Mrs.
R. E. Costello, last Friday.
Mr.. George Horner's large potato
about completed.
= Labor Day. September 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueland are being
congratulated on the advent of a fine
son.
Mrs. Halle Kendig spent few days
at Pitman- the guest of her daughter,
Mrs w. Dilks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Tharp, Mas
ter Raymond and sisters, Mildred and
Harriet. Of Mt Ephraina, are sojourn-
ing with Supervising Principal and
Mrs John H Tharp and family.
Public schools opens In Mullica
Hill September the 18th.
R. G. Costello who has been at
Cranbury buying potatoes, arrived
home a few days ago.
Rev John ]. Davies, who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs Harry Nor
man. returned to his home at Atglen,
Pa, on Friday.
Mrs. E. L. Stratten was reminded of
her birthday anniversary on Sunday
by some beautiful gifts.
The Mullica Hill Concert Band will
give delightful music at Harvest
Home, given by the ladies of the
NJ E. Church on Wednesday. Septem-
Der End. A delicious potpie dinner
and supper will be served for 25 cents
each. Come out and enjoy it.
Thomas Costello has a new barn
being built. 34xTO, BY Thos. G. Mum
van.
Radiant and bright fell over one
hundred posi- cards on August 81, to-
remind William S. Harker it was the
anniversary Of his birth. These cards
came from ocean TO eean. reminding
Mr.. Harker of his travels and of his
many friends. who join in best wishes
and Gods blessing.
Our esteemed townsman Thomas
Borton, who had the misfortune TO fall
from plum tree and blsak rib, is
convalescings He was in Mt Holly
last Friday but thought the road rath
er rough.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dilks gave a
watermelon party last Friday evening
At their home on High street to about
IS friends. 4 band of twenty-five
pieces furnished delightful music.
Large handsome melons, peaches,
pears. apples aud cantaloupes galore.
Those Who INDUCED We're from Clay
ION. Glasssoro ToodstoWn, Redwood,
eaAsbero.
Mrs Stacy Z Paneoast il entertaining
Der sister. Miss Bewksgs IF Hammonton.