Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-04-30
MuLLlcA HILL.


DR.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Ashcraft enter
tanned Mrs. Dr. Heritage of Glassboro the
past week, and on Sunday several relatives
from Pennsylvania were guests at their
home.
DR.. James Wamsley was guest on Sun
day of George Fl. Coles. His new residence
is progressing nicely the frame being raised
and enclosed
Mr.. Bowker of Philadelphia was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr., on
Sunday.
John Wananaker sent down on Monday
for the measure Of new suits, for the Null
liea Hill Concert Band. They will be
bright and pretty for Decoration Day.
Mr. Munger and sister Edna, of Upland,
suburb of Chester, were guests at the
home Of Captain and Mrs. Ell. Stratton on
Saturday last
Robert c. FolweIl is able to ride out these
fine days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Lippincott returned
home on Sunday after few days with their
parents, Henry and Rachel Lippincott.
Yearly meeting will open at 18th and
Race street on May ] It'll.
Lewis Young of Philadelphia spent last
week with his friend, Charles Fullerton, Of
High street.
We are glad to report AIrs. Isaac White
is SO improved in health that they propose
bringing her home next Saturday.
The Union meeting of the Daughters of
Liberty was held in Mullica Hill on Mon
ing, April 81. Councils at Clayton, Glass
boro, Paulsboro and Williamstown were
present. Mrs. Margaret Witt, State Coun-
sellor, was present refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Howard Folwell and
Robert Folwell, Jr., of Philadelphia, were
Sunday guests Of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Robert C. Folwell.
Miss Lucretia White, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents on High
street.
On Sunday afternoon Miss Bessie Herr
tsge and Ralph Norman were married at
the III. E. parsonage, Rev. H. M. Smith
officiating. Miss Bessie is the daughter of
Mr.. Horatio and Mrs. Heritage; she is
a brilliant musician. Mr.. Norman has a
fine position in Child's grocery business at
Clifton Heights. After the ceremony they
drove to Pitman, where they took the three
O'Clock train for Clifton Heights, and took
possession of apartments in readiness We
extend our warmest congratulations.
Senator Stacy L. Pancoast's broken arm
is doing we'll. DR.. S. F.Ashcraft will take
the splints off by Saturday next.
Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, nee Engle. from
near Wincote, Pa, was guest at dinner at
Henry and Rachel Lippincott on Sunday.
Misses Mable and Mildred Tharp and
Marie Wolf are spending few days at Mt.
Ephraim and Blackwood, among relatives.
Spring Institute Of Salem County W. G.
T. U. will be held at Alloway May 9TH
inst, 1903.
A camp Of P. O.S. of A. was instituted at
Mullica Hill on Wednesday evening.
Misses Sue and Lillian stratton enter
tanned John Murphy and wife, OF Riyerton,
and Albert Kirby, Of Wilmington, on Sun
day, at their home on High street.
Mrs. Rudolph Benezet of Woodbury. was
calling on some Of her friends in town last
week.
The auction sale of store goods of James
II. Wolf closed on Saturday night
Mullica Hill had mad dog scare. Geo.
rye II Coles black dog went mad last week
and snapped at several dogs. The last seen
of him he was going down the Commission
er's pike.
Jacob NJ. Hoffman, who has been i'll since
Christmas, is convalescing and is now able
TO drive out.
C. W. EIkinton and wife were Sunday
visitors to the home Of Edward Burning at
Glassboro.
The greatest amount Of asparagus shipp-
ed in one day from Mullica Hill station
was on Saturday, April 25th.
By the will Of the late Emnor Roberts,
the Friends Home at Moorestown is left
$3.50. Mr.. Roberts resided near Marion.
The M. E. parsonage is greatly improved
and beautified.