Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-04-09
MULLlcA HILL.


Mr.. and Mrs George H. Poinsett en-
tertained as their guests on Sunday,
Miss Carrie Dennis, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs Anna Jones and son, Mr..
George, of Swedesboro.
Mrs. Warrington and son. Master
William, of Clarksboro, were guests of
bank clerk and Mrs. Henry L.
Haines on Sunday and Monday
Mr. William NJ Colson draws the
reins over a new trotting horse.
Mr. W. George Gaunt lost a yaIu-
able horse the past few days.
Mr. Harry Ireland, with gentle
man friend, were guests of conductor
and Mrs. Edward Ireland ever Sun.
day.
The Young Friends Association will
be held in the Friends Meeting House
on Wednesday evening, April 18th
inst
Wallace Skinner is quite i'll with the
measles having taken cold.
Nj. George Dunlap, OF Ceilings
wood, and Mr. Thomas l. Dunlap, OF
Camden, were guests Of their mother
here on Sunday.
Mr.. William NJ Colson is about tc
new cement steps on the front ter
race
First-day School Union at Mickleton
on Seventh-day, the 18th, to be ad
dressed in the afternoon by George A
Walton, subject, "The Temptation oil
Jesus Jane P Rushmore Will also
be present.
Mr.. Harry Foust will move to Cam
den soon, and will have position OF
the main line to Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Blake is home few
weeks this month
Harold Stratton gives his friends q
treat in taking them on a fly in hi:
fathers automobile.
Rachel Lippincott attended the
Friends Committee meeting in Phila
delphia on Seventh-day.
Mrs. Isaac White, who is under med
ical treatment at the Woman's Hospi
tai in Philadelphia, is affected witt
neuralgia
Mrs. Rebecca Parker is sojournine
with her daughter, Mrs. Paryin, al
Collingswood, but proposes spending
Easter at the CITY Beautiful by tbs
sea-
Special Easter services in the NJ. E
Church, Sunday evening, April 18th.
The following is a list of letters re
naming unclaimed in the Mullica Hi
post Office during the month D
March: DR. R. G. Andrew. package.
Joseph Brown, John Bonce, Jas. Barr
Mrs. Mazvie Curcy. Charles Corpler
n j. Dibble, card: Miss Rebecca Ha
ley, William Jones, A. B. Kline, pack
age; Frank Lewis, Charles Lacy, Tay
lor Mitchell George Malieus, L,indf
Sturfur, card; Hanna r. W.
James Washington William F. Ire
dell, postmaster.
Mrs Hattie Kendig has returnes
from visit to her daughter. Mrs W
S. Dilks, at Pitman.
Mrs. Wilmer Stratton is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Osler, of Merchant
ville
Mr. VIII Davies {son Of Rev. J. ]
Davies, a former pastor heref now O
ST Louis, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Harry Norman.
Mrs. Paul Veirick died at the home
of Mr. John Shiveler on Sunday morn
ing, about 4 O'Clock She leaves {
husband and three children to mourr
her loss. The funeral took place OF
Tuesday, services at the home of hel
brother-in-law, John ShiYeler. where
she resided. Rev. Fl. NJ Smith, oul
Methodist Divine offieiated; intermeni
at Egleton
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Colson en-
tertained their children and grandchil
dren last Saturday. All had delight
full time, as it was their first party.
The L. T. L. will meet every two
week in the w. C. 7. U. hall Mrs. ]
P. Reese will take charge, and wishes
all the children to attend. The par
ents should make an extra effort tc
have the children to be there on time
DR.. James B. Wamsley of Philadel
phia. is having concrete blocks hauled
for his new residence.
A number of our citizens have re
ceived invitations to a terrapin sup
per at the home of Albert Jessup al
Barnsboro, Wednesday evening.
Samuel Barr has purchased a piano
for his daughter, Frances, who seems
to have an unusual talent for music