Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29
MuLLICA HILL.


Miss Louisa Melbers OF 1925 En-
DRY street, Bridesburg, formerly of
Mullica Hill, is staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. Bernard Haughey, Jr., of
Mullica Hill, under treatment by DR..
S. F. Ashcraft
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lippincott,
of Collingswood, drove to Mullica
Hill on Saturday, visited their par
ents, Henry and Rachel Lippincott,
until Sunday evening and returned
home.
spent two days the guest of Mrs. B.
r. Black, and family
Miss Ruth Harley of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting her grandparents, Captain
and Mrs. e. Stratton.
Monthly meeting was held at Woods
town Friends Netting House on Thurs
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White, Jr., OF
Swedesboro, were guests at supper at
Isaac s. Whites on Sunday evening
DR.. James B. Wamsley, of Phila-
delphia, was in Mullica Hill on Mon
day.
Master Eugene Moore, of Swedes-
boro, is spending part of his yaca-
ton with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob j. Moore.
The Mullica Hill base ball team de-
sfeated EVAN by score of 9-18. Our
Sboys had a merry go round" J
Lyon and Brown got four hits each
White got five. The boys play al
Swedesboro Saturday, July 31st, al
Mood ofO xxry. Ax,<,,ck
Mr. Charles Folwell, who has beer
south, is visiting his parents, Robert
C. Folwell.
Mildred Burning of Glassboro, spent
several days last week with her broth.
er, Vernon, who is clerking in Elkin.
tons store.
Mr.. Henry Patrick, of Camden, was
a recent guest of his niece. Mrs. w. G
Finkeni.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ireland, of We
nonah, were Sunday visitors at Con
ductor and Mrs Edward Ireland's.
Stacy l.. Pancoast and Mrs. Pan
coast accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
William H Colson, Jr., took a run tt
Atlantic City on Sunday in Mr.. Pan
coasts automobile and returned thu
same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ballengel
and Miss Verna, went to Ocean City
on Saturday. Mr.. Ballenger returned
on Monday, while the ladies propose
remaining, a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ridgway en-
tertained. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coles
of Moorestown, son of Charles B
Coles, who took run down in theil
auto
Rumor has it that William S. Hark
er proposes getting an automobile
He is looking for one of the best. H,
has sold his trOtter, carriage and har
ness.
George H. Horner was on bushes:
trip down Delaware, last week, hi
says the potatoes in that section, arr
yet in the ground
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. have
decided to place the fountain on thu
property of their president, Margare
Colson, near the front hitching- pos
on the street The new plumber ha.
been so busy is why it is not in place
before this time.
Mr.. H. S. Heritage, who has beer
afflicted with sciatic rheumatism, is il
the Union Store All are glad to sex
him looking so we'll.
Mr.. Edward Sherwin's sheppard
dog was run over and severely in
jured by an automobile that was pas
sing his residence. Mr.. Sherwin Kill
led the dog to end his misery.
The potato market opened on Mon
day last at $500 per barrel. Las
week was busy one with the farmers
Mullica Hill has Elmer beat on pc
tatoes this year. Elmer has shipped
1870 car loads, Mullica Hill has ship
ped 234.
Mr.. Thomas N Jordan of Salem
county, was in Mullica Hill on Wed
nesday
Miss Alice H. Moore is assisting
with the books for John A. Ballenger
Mrs. Haddie Kendig is sojournins
with her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Dilks
at Pitman.
Mr.. VIM. Bill of Mullica Hill, losi
a valuable horse last week with, the
collie, while on his way to market
The Fourth of July committee has
not as yet given all the boys theil
prizes.
Our M E. Church underwent q
renovating last Monday. The pews
were removed and on Tuesday the
ladies assisted by several men clean
ed the entire church, on Wednesday
the new carpet was laid and Thursday
and Friday the pews were replaced
and all is in order for services on
the Sabbath. The carpet is the best
quality of tapestry brussels and Gov
ers the entire floor, was purchased
at Strawbridge and Clothier's at q
cost of$200, the entire amount having
been provided for before the carpet
was laid.
Miss Maud Mills returned home
after spending a fortnight at Mill
Vile.
Temperance Day at Pitman Grove
will be August 10th.
Mullica Hill D. of L. No. 1T, have
had the following officers installed
by deputy Lizzie Clark, of No SO, OF
Paulsboro: Councillor. Leona Win
ner; Associate Councillor, Bertha
Owens; vice councillor, Lillian Pos
tel; associate vice councillor, Bertha