Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-01-28
MuLLIcA HILL.

Mr. George H. Horner left our station
for she state OF Maine, on Friday last, to
buy up more seed potatoes.
Sewer pipes are being laid on Woodland
avenue.
Joseph Ferris will move IN Mr. Edmund
Ridgway house on the Swedesboro road
Souvenir postal cards have arrived in
our town from the state Of Maine and the
east coast Of Florida.
Teachers examination will be held on
February 5 and 6.
Miss Verna Ballenger spent two days
in town last week with her parents.
Mrs. Clayton G. Moore of Bridgeton,
was guest Of relatives in Mullica Hill
last week.
John p Reese, of "Pine FARM is the
Eguest Of DR.. and Mrs. Ezra Sharp, in Cam
den.
Constable Joseph w. Moore is quite in
disposed; DR.. H. H. Carr attends him.
Rev. N. J. Wright, the district superin-
tendent of the Bridgeton district, preached
on Wednesday evening, the 20sh instant,
at the revival services being held in the
Methodist Church. On Sunday evening
the Oath, began the fourth week week of
the revival services. The church was
crowded to the vestibule. The work con-
tinues with undated interest. Between
sixty and seventy people have professed
conversion, about fifty have already united
with the church and others are to be re-
eeived the coming Sabbath
| At the Young Friends Association last
week, the question was discussed How
can more interest be manifested in our As
ISOLATION to attract more members ?" A
paper was read at the last meeting on this
subject by Anna J. Kirby.
! Mr.. John A. Ballenger is confined to his
home, ill.
Another delightful wedding in she Fol-
we'll family is announced for February 8,
when William Hazelton Folwell, 2nd, of
Philadelphia. and Dorothy Proetta Wilm-
son, of Ogontz, Pa, will be married at St.
Paul's Church.
| The annual meeting Of the stock holders
of the Union Store Company was held Mon
| day afternoon, the Is inst An annual
dividend of per cent on the par value OF
the stock was declared. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Joseph Chatham; secretary,
William NJ Colson; treasurer, W. T. Cope
stick; directors, William S. Ridgway,
Henry Chatham, Isaac Kay, William
Homer and William M. Colson. Mr.. John
Gaunt, who has been presidents for several
years, resigned on account of advanced
years and failing health.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Folwell cele-
DRAFTED the nineteenth anniversary of their
marriage, on January 18Th, at thsir home
on South Main street.
DR.. S F. Stranger, formerly of this yicin.
ity, has been reappointed as resident ply
sician of the New Jersey State Prison.
/ Several persons from Muliica Hill pro.
pose enjoying the big oyster supper on next
Saturday night at Pitman, January 80.
Edward Payne and wife Of vineland
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
| Nicholson.
/ Henry w. Wilbur of Philadelphia, preach
ed in the Friends Meeting House, on Tues.
day morning, at Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Parker served a de
lightful supper on Monday evening, il
honor Of Rev. and.Mrs. II. NJ Smith an6
Mrs. Keith, the evangelist. On Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs William q. Fox en-
tertaided them, and on Wednesday Mr.
John G. Hazelton and wife entertained tbs
same party Mrs. Keith bid farewell or
Wednesday evening
Miss Mary G. Melber, of Emory street
Bridesburg, formerly Of Mullica Hill, has
been spending few days with her sister
Mrs. Bernard Haughev, Jr., of Muilica
Hill, and also visiting friends in Mullica
/ olh - &r,o A.
who are filled with JOY to see her.