Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-04-22
MULLICA HILL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lippincott,
of Collingswood were guests of their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lippin-
colt, Saturday till Monday.
DR.. James A. Wamsley, of Philadel-
phia, is spending a few days at his
summer residence, at the head Of the
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Copestick enter
tanned as their guests on Easter Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stratton
and Mr. and Mrs. John Stratton, of
Mount Royal.
Mr.. Henry Patrick, of Glassboro,
and sister Mrs. Rachel Citizens, the
mother of Mrs. NC. Finkeni, started
on last Friday for western tour
stopping at Uica, Ohio, to visit a
nephew, then for Chicago to visit a
brother for an indefinite time.
Former Justice, John P, Reese, of
Pine Farm, who has suffered with
rheumatism, is greatly improved.
Mrs. Matthew Firman is growing
brighter this warm weather and is in
hopes of getting out in the sunlight
The Young Friends, Association will
be entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond l.. Ridgway, on
Friday evening, April 23rd.
Mr.. Robert G.. Folwell, Sr. was pre-
Sented with tent had it pitched on
the lawn for summer camping, and
proposes inhaling the fresh air as it
is waited from the old ocean.
Our citizens are making prepar-
ations for Memorial Day exercises.
Rev. e. A. Robinson, of Pitman, is
booked for making an address in the
Town Hall.
Collins Hazelton has returned home
from the hospital, but is yet attended
by his physician.
The Society of Friends held a large
meeting last First-day morning. Au-
tomobiles from Wenonah and Woods
town brought several.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, of
Clarksboro, have 1900 little chicks
that have been Matched this year.
Mrs. John Wurst, of this locality,
marketed 130 spring broilers, and re-
ceiv ed S133 for them-over dollar
apiece
Mrs. James Ecert is on the sick list.
Samuel Stratton, son of the late
Lawyer Edward Stratton, was in Null
lcia Hill on Monday looking after his
interest in the Christopher Morgan es-
tate.
Mrs Davis, wife of Prof. Herbert
Davis, is sojourning with her mother,
at Salem, West Virginia.
Thomas Borton and wife attended
the Haddonfeld Quarter of the First
day school union at Moorestown on
Saturday. Mr.. Borton attended the
! Farmers Alliance at Camden on Fri
! day, April 10th.
Mrs. Hannah Avis wife of P. How
ard Avis, met with a very serious ac-
cident on Monday about noon. She
went out to the horse stable to give
the horse some corn, when the animal
kicked her and she fell under his feet.
Her screams attracted Isaac Kay and
Mr.. H. Neighbors, who rescued her
from the horses feet. Mr.. Kay was
kicked twice while getting her out.
Dr. Buzby, of Swedesboro, and DR.
S. F. Ashcraft attended her. Mrs.
Avis is very much bruised, but her
injuries are not so, serious as at first
believed.
| Mrs Charles S. Keith conducted the
services both morning and evening at
the M. E. Church on Sunday before
| large congregations. Mrs. Keith also
udu Charge OIL the services at EVAN III
the afternoon. A meeting was held
at the w. C. T. u Hall at 430 in the
/ afternoon. 1t is proposed that this
service will become permanent, to be
addressed each Sabbath by different
speakers.
Some of our merchants have re-
ceived letters from New York City and
Paterson, warning them against mys-
| terious callers.
The sudden death of Elwood Kier
on Monday evening at six o'clock was
a great shock to our citizens Mr.
Kier was sitting on the front veranda
and speaking to passers by when he
died. The funeral takes place on this
| Thursday at 1.3O p. m. from his late
home. Interment in the Baptist ceme-
| terry.
The w. G. T. U. will hold a meeting
at the home of the president, Mrs
Margaret Colson, on Thursday, April
18th. 1t is hoped there will be a
large attendance.
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