Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-03-25
MULLICA HILL.

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Miss Florence Boone, of Bridgeton,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S.
White over Sunday
Mr.. Charles Folwell, of Indianapolis,
Ind, came on to Phhila. on business
and spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Folwell.
Mr.. Dan'i Smith, of Camden, was a
guest of friends in town on Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Smith draws the
reins over fine trOtter.
Mrs. E. G. Stoy, of Porto Rico, who
has fine grove of oranges and grape
fruit, sent a few boxes to special
friends in this vicinity.
Will Norman has taken up his abode
in West Philadelphia, and will be
engineer for Harrison Stratton at
that place.
Col W. S. Harker, who has been
in the sunny South several months,
will arrive in Mullica Hill this week.
The friends of Browning Lawrence
are, very sad over his death. The fun
eraf took place on Tuesday at the
home of his sister at Bridgeport. In
terment at Lake Park cemetery, Swed-
esboro. Mr.. Browning. for several
years, has resided in the West, but
spent his winters at his home at
Bridgeport. He was aged rs years.
st. Stephen Church, Mullica Hill,
Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell, minister
in charge, will have extra music on
next Sunday Come out and have a
treat. Holy communion also
DR.. James Wamsley came to Null
lica Hill from Philadelphia on Satur-
day. The doctor is frequently in town
as he is about having house moved
and remodeled on South Main street.
Mrs. Matt. Firman is convalescing
slowly; it is hoped the Spring air will
act as tonic for the blood
High street is being repaired and
improved
Miss Lucretia White, of Phila., was
an over-Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. White, of High street.
On Friday evening, March 10Th, the
members and friends of the M. E..
Church and congregation rendered a
reception to their pastor, Rev. M. H.
Smith and family at the parsonage.
The past year has been one of general
improvement along all lines of church
interest. Improvements have been
made in church property to the
amount of 5000, all of which is paid
for. Seventy new members have been
added to the church. Sunday school
has increased in proportion, and many
new members have been added to the
Epworth League.
Several persons from this town at
tended the M. e. Church at Elmer last
Sunday evening.
George Fl. Cole moved on Tuesday
10 D41,A Do, VII
north Main street.
Mr.. Collins Hazelton, who is at the
Jefferson hospital, has had a setback,
and will have to postpone returning
home for another week.
Painters are busy applying the
brush this Spr ing.
William Madciff and family have
moved on their farm near Mantua
1t is reported that wedding bells
will soon be ringing in this locality.
Mr. A. Hyson shot a IA lb. ground
hog near Beaver Dam recently.
The Right Rev. Bishop Scarborough
assisted by the rector, Rev. James T..
Olmstead, confirmed twentw-four per-
sons at the Lenten services in St.
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Potato buyers are already looking
after the trade. A Mr.. Waters, of
Smyrna, Del, was in Mullica Hill last
week looking after the business.
The Glassboro High School will re-
peat the minstrel show performance
in the Town Hall, Mullica Hill, on
next Saturday evening, March 9th.
Tickets Is and 25 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, of Cam
den, were guests of Mr.. Isaac s..
White and family from Friday until
Sunday
The financial statement of Harrison
township for the year ending Decem-
Der 31st, 1909, shows uncollected taxes
for last year of $S5505, and for few
years previous s185.69, total, $1,040.74.
1t would be well for all tax payers to
keep informed how the officials of the
township are doing, and there are
single women who have to curtail ex-
penses for taxes.