Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-03-18
MICKLETON.


Benjamin Heritage entertained last
week Prof. Benjamin f. Batten, Of
SWarthmore College, and Alfred Moore
of Philadelphia.
Lottie Bishop left our village on
the thirteenth for her home at Woods
town.
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. Tomlin
We hear j. Omar and Benjamin Her
itage placed their order with Mr.. Stet-
ser, of Paulsboro, for a Maxwell auto
mobile.
Ellwood Heritage was an over Sun
day visitor with his cousin, RAYMOND
Heritage, at<Swedesboro.
Elizabeth L. Duell, of MulIica Hill,
is assisting in William H Borden's
home. We are always glad to have
Miss Duell in our village.
George Heritage and Edwin A. Hol-
mes attended Moorestown Quarterly
Meeting of Friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aiken were
recently guests of Frank White and
family at Woodstown.
Elmer and Annie Bradshaw enter
tanned for tea on the fourteenth, Ben
jamin Heritage, John and Hannah A.
Heritage, Emeline Wright, Mary Owen
and Edwin A. Holmes and daughter.
Much ysmpathy is felt for the prin-
cipal of our school, Miss Lille Wor-
rell, in the death of her sister, Miss
Fannie Worrell School is closed this
week
Mr.. and Mrs Jere Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Carter and Mr. and
IN, G
William M. Carter and family, of
Woodbury. on Saturday.
Miss Maud Murphy, of Wawa, Pa,
has been visiting at the homes of Theo
and Charles Brown.
Elmer Bradshaw attended the an
nual meeting of the Repaupo Meadow
Co., in Myers Hall, at Asbury, on the
tenth. The officers of the previous
year were reelected.
John c.. Heritages numerous ice
cream customers need feel no concern
about next summers supply. Mr..
Heritage put fine ice in his house on
Monday.
Mr.. Walter L. Tomlin has purchased
a new jackson touring car of S. r.
Blockson, Pedricktown. The car is
finished in the new tints for the sason
and will undoubtedly be quite an ad-
dition to our village resources for
pleasure.
Thomas R. Adams has leased the
Jos. Taggart property in Clarksboro
There was a good attendance at
the last regular meeting of the Wo-
mans christian Temperance Union
held in the spacious hmoe of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolferth. Meeting was
opened with singing, Bringing in the
Sheaves;;" Mary R. Brown gave the
scripture reading; all joined in the
Lords prayer, after which "Jesus,
Lover of My Soul' was sung. Mrs.
Lizzie Eichler played all the accom-
panionments on the piano. Consider
able business claimed the attention of
the members, after which current
events were taken UP. A signal VIC
tory was the passage of hte Knoz
Interstate Liquor Regulation bill by
Congress, affecting the shipment of
liquor into Prohibition territory An
extract from the Philadelphia Ledger
was read concerning the destruction
of liquor from ten saloons and speak
easies in Westchester Co., N. Y, by
order of Supreme Court Justice Mills,
under the supervision of Sheriff
Schorp. Mrs Armour has enlisted
ESQ new members in Washington, D.
G., and raised $4,000 for the work. The
Washington Union recently held a
reception for railroad men, firemen,
soldiers, sailors and policemen. Eli
zabeth L. Engle read leafiet publish
ed by the British W. G. T u. why
We Wear the White Ribbon" Rachel
L. Borden read a true story by W
G. T. U. Sunday school worker Mary
r. Brown read An Organizers Note
Book" Meeting closed with singing
Some Glad Day. and the Womans S
Christian Temperance Union benedic-
ton. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Hoffm%.n the second Thursday in
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Carter en-
tertained for tea on the fourteenth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Avis, Mr.. and
Mrs William F. Iredell, Mr.. George
G. Tonkin and daughter Anna, all of
Mullica Hill.
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