Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-07
MulLICA HILL.


Miss Lillian White is go far recovered
from diphtheria that the quarantine has
been lifted from her home
William Streeper, who had stroke Of
paralysis few weeks ago, became partially
insane, and constable Jos. W. Moore and
Walter Jones took him to the State SAM
tarium at Trenton last Thursday.
Painters are Identifying the residences OF
William M. Colson and Geo. H. Poinsett.
Mrs. Isaac White returned home on Sat
urday from the hospital where she had been
treated, and is looking well.
Mrs. Doran, the mother OF Mrs G. w.
Lamborn, is very i'll, and does not improve
in health.
Washington Camp, No. 121, P. o. S. of
A., was organized here last Wednesday
evening. A coach load came from Clayto
to help with the degree work. Twenty-Five
joined the order. State officers were pres
emit from Trenton. The camp Will meet
every Wednesday night in Parker's Hall.
The Mullica Hill Concert Band will hold
a strawberry festival in Parker's Hall Sat-
urday evening, May 16 Cakes, fruit and
confectionery will be on sale. The band
will furnish music for the occasion. A social
evening is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, of Phila-
delphia, were calling on friends and rela-
tives here on Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horner, OF Diamond
street, Philadelphia, were Sunday guests Of
Isaac and their mother, Elizabeth Ann Kay.
Miss Lldie Kirkbrlde will have a cement
pavement laid in front of her residence on
South Main street.
Miss May G. Moore, who has been teacher
in the Swedesboro school, is elected teacher
at Glassboro.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Smith have been
entertaining their daughter, Mrs. East
mond, of Phila., for short stay.
The colored people had an alI-day meet
ing in their room, in the town hall, Sunday
and took their dinners. A baptism took
place at | a. M. in the mill-pond, when
five were immersed. About two hundred
witnessed the immersion.
Contractor Thomas L. Munyan has taken
the contract for a new residence for Joseph
Stratton whose lot adjoins the Methodist
Church property.
Mrs. Rebeeca Parker has sold her At
lantic City property, the La Fountain, to
New York party, who will take possession
at once. Mrs. Parker will reside with her
son. Albert Parker, near Jefferson.
School examinations commenced on Mon
day. This is trying time for both teach
ers and pupils.
Letters unclaimed during the month OF
April are: Mrs. Emma Brick, package; Al
fred Dilks, John G. Green, Mr.. F. Gill,
John Green, Mark Hutton, Sadie E. Har-
den, Paterick Ivens, r. 81. Lean, package;
Mrs. VIC. Moore 2, Miss Elizabeth Moore.
Rev. J. s. Moore, Manhatten Mfg. & Co.,
Joseph Page two, Mrs. George Page,
Henry Turley, Mrs. w. Fl. Roclmll, Louis
Vanlier. WILLIAMF F. IREDELL, P. Nj.
On Monday evening the P. 0. S. OF A.
went to Woodstown.
It is feared that Mulliea Hill will have
an ice famine this summer, as no ice was
gathered except by those who had private
ice houses.
The American Mechanics will hold dis
trict anniversary meeting on Friday even
ing, May Sth, in Pdrker's Hall. A feast
will be served
Rev. George w. Lamborn will be the
orator here on Memorial Day.
Rev. Fl. M. Smith, our Methodist min
lister, will exchange pulpits with Rev ] r..
Yannatta of Clarksboro, next Sunday, the
10th inst.
Mrs. Ella V. Stoy. of MerchantYille, is a
guest of her sister, Miss L. Kirkbride.
Several from this town will attend the
Friends Yearly Meeting at Fifteenth and
Race streets, Philadelphia, next Sunday,
May 10Th. Among them will be Henry
and Rachel Lippinoott Thomas and Anna
Borton, John A. and Deborah Ballinger,
David Borton and wife, Postmaster and
Mrs. VIM. F. Iredell.
Joseph Dilks, of High street, has straw
large sberries as cherries.
Mrs. Finkeni wife of our genial druggist
spent Monday and Tuesday in Philadelphia
with her mother. who is ill.,
Report Of intermediate room of Union
Academy, April 1908. Members enrolled
50, percentage of attendance SO. number
present every day u. Those neither absent
nor tardy-Hazel Gardiner, Halle Burgher,
Alkaline Lloyd, Walter Scott, Raymond
Scott, Vernon Lloyd, Paul Finkeni, Myron
Walker, John Blake.
ANNA T. THARP, Teacher.
CROSS KEYS.