Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-06-24
MULLICA HILL.

Gently from California, and Mr. Rog-
ers McCandler and Bob. Folwell, Jr.,
both of Phila., came down in their
automobile on Sunday for dinner and
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert G. Folwell.
Mrs. John G. Holmes, of Tioga, is
the guest of Miss L Kirkbride.
On the first inst, the twenty y-second
series of stock in the Mullica Hill
Building and Loan Association was
matured and paid.
Mr.. Will Norman, now of West Phjla.
was a guest of Mrs. Sara Blake on
High street on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kay, of Phila.,
were over Sunday guests of their
mother and Mr.. Isaac Kay.
Mr.. Warren Atkinson, of Cherry
Lawn farm, has purchased Premier
automobile. Two weeks ago he and
his family took run to Torresdale,
to visit his daughters who are students
there
Lots of asparagus is being shipped
now, and the market is good yet. The
cutting will continue till next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Scott are en-
tertaining their grandchildren, Leland
Warner and sister, of Clayton
The Young Friends Association met
at the home of Mr.. George Tonkin.
There was fine literary program,
business session and delicious re-
freshments.
Rumor has it that Thos. Costello
has purchased the Henry Grimshaw
farm
The Yannigans of Mullica Hill cross
ed bats with the EVAN team last Sat
furday and the result was a victory
flor the Hill team, by score of 6 to 8.
The Hill team played a clean, swift
game.
Lima beans were picked on Satur-
day, the first, by James Moore, near
Woodbury..
The Spring conference of the Glou-
cester County Sunday school associa-
tion will be held in the Cross Keys M.
E, Church.
Miss Mable Benezet, of Woodbury.,
is the guest of Mr.. Joseph P. Stratton
and family.
DR.. William G. Tonkin was a visitor
in Phila on Monday.
Mrs Brick, of Gloucester City, is
sojourning with Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Lamborn for an indefinite time
Mrs. Sue Coles, nee Horner, of
Woodstown, is visiting her brother,
William Horner and wife.
The fountain ordered by the Ladies
lof the w. c #. u arrived at our sta
|tion few days ago, and now people
'are wondering where it will be set.
1t has been supposed it would be
placed in front of the w. C. T. U.
hall. but it has been decided that is
too much on the hill. Others think it
best to set it in front of the town haI1s
Mr.. j. Kier, of Redwood, took a
wagon load of new white potatoes to
market on Monday night, the earliest
in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Iredell en-
tertained on Tuesday evening in a
delightful manner at their new home
on North side.
Mothers Day was observed on last
Sunday morning. Rev. G.. w. Lam
born preached a special sermon for
the mothers whose names were on the
cradle roll In the evening the pro-
gram for the Children's Day was en-
joyed by ALL
Mrs. Rebecca Parker, of Ceilings
wood, is sojourning with her son and
family, Mr.. Albert Parker, at JEFF
ferSon
Prepare yourself for the Fourth, its
only ten days off. Will you be ready
A good old fashioned time is predicted
here. Fireworks on the lake, two of
our nimble townsmen will climb the
slippery pole. Don't fail to see the
performance.
See that the flags are waving early
on the the Fourth
Thomas and Charles Nicholson and
Raymond Scott went fishing down the
pond last week. They took their gigs
and while looking for fish ran into a
white thoat blacksnake and it chased
Scott. After an exciting run they
killed it. 1t measured near seven feet.