Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-02
MuLLicA HILL.

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National Lecturer George w. F. Gaunt
will leave the farm and move on his faith
er's property on South Main street, joining
William M. Colson.
Joseph Stratton, Jr., and family ate
Christmas dinner with Mrs. William Rich
man at Daretown.
Engineer William H. Fox will move in
Mrs Rebecca Parker's property on North
Main street.
Daniel Smith OF Camden was. the guest Of
George White over Sunday,
Miss Lucretia White of Philadelphia, was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parker
on Christmas day.
Farmers in this locality state that corn is
spelling in the cribs.
Lewis Schwibel spent Christmas day in
Mullica Hill Mr. Sohwibel was formerly
citizen here, but now resident OF Camden.
A meeting will be held in the W G. T. U.
Hall on January 2nd, 1908, at 2 O'Clock p.
IN. The theme will be peace and Arbi-
tration.u
Engineer William Mearns will move in
his own property on North Main street in
the early spring.
W G. Finkeni and wife and son Paul
dined with Henry G. Patrick near Glass
boro on Christmas day.
Fl. S. Heritage and family enjoyed their
Christmas dinner with Edward Burning
and wife at Glassboro.
William Harner and wife entertained at
dinner on Christmas day, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Carter OF Woodbury. and Mrs. Marie
Shute.
Prof. Charles B. Dubell administered
Holy Communion at St. Stephens Church
Sunday afternoon. Services will be held
every Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Harry Norman was doing some carpenter
ing at George Ridgway's on the Robert G.
Folwell farm when be fell several feet; he
sprained his shoulder and it is causing him
much pain. No bones were broken.
Albert Parker and wife entertained at
dinner on Christmas day, she following
named persons. Mrs Rebecca Parker, Park
er Stewart and wife, Edmond Parvin and
wife, and Misses Anna B Stewart. Anna S
Batten, and May C. and Jacob J.. Moore.
A delightful birthday surprise was given
Charles Parker on Sunday at the home Of
his son-in-law, Joseph Dilks on High street,
when his children and grand children came
to remind him that it was his 10Th birth
day. Mr.. Parker enjoyed it greatly. A de-
licious dinner was served. his children bring
ing delicacies of the holiday season.
Word arrived here on Monday that VIM.
S. Harker had arrived at Orlando, Florida,
all well
Mullica Hill Grange elected the follow
ing officers last week for the ensuing year:
master, Edward Duffield; overseer, William
Skinner; lecturer, Mary G. Moore; steward
Collins Hazelton; assistants steward, Ebert
Kirby; treasurer, D. w. Sithens; secretary,
P Howard Davis; gate keeper, Milton
Brown; pomona, Mary Skinner; ceres, Abby
Dufield; flora, Abby Lacy; lady assistant
steward Sarah Gaunt; executive committee,
D. w Sthens, Jonathan Iredell, George
Tonkin
Mrs. Lewis, widow of Edwin Lewis, died
at the home of her daughter at Swedesboro
on Monday, after short illness.
Charles Elliot, of Evan, shot the largest
eagle eyer seen in this section on Monday.
The bird measured seven feet from tip to
tip of its wings.
Chicken pox has broken outin this to wn,
little Halle Burgher is affected.
Senator Stacy L. Pancoast was guest OF
A. Siokler and Mrs. Sickler at Camden for
Christmas dinner.
Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr., and Mrs Pancoast
were guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Bowker at Ham
mon town, N. J.
h The town hall was packed to the doors on
Saturday evening. the event being the an
nual Christmas entertainments Of the Bap-
tist Sunday school,
Postmaster William F. Iredell has his
new automobile in the garage at his home,
ready fol, pleasant weather.
jacob Hoffman, who is i'll. is convalesing.
His sons, Samuel and Charles Hoffman of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with him.
Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton is with her son
and family, John G. Hazelton, near Jeffer-
son. They have Mrs Foster with them
who is i'll Mrs. Hazelton is suffering with
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Jacob r. Moore is confined TO her
bed with illness
Robert c. Folwell continues ill.
The Friends society held their monthly
meeting on Tuesday in Friends Meeting
House here.
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