Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-22
GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEMocRAT j.
MULLICA HILL.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kay and son,
Of Philadelphia, were over Sunday
guests of their mother and Mr.. Isaac
Kay.
Mr. Aaron Borton was given de-
lightful surprise on Saturday last, it
being his sixtieth birthday anniver-
sary. The guests met at the home OF
! Thomas Borton, then walked in, and
/ it was complete surprise. After a
social, hour with his guests they were
1 invited to the dining room where a
bountiful supper was served Friends
were present from Woodstown, Mickle
ton and NIullica Hill Aaron received
several tokens of remembrance and
wishes for many happy returns of the
day
Miss Mabel Ashton is the guest Of
Miss Verna Ballenger.
Mrs. Warrington and son, of Clarks-
boro, are guests of her sister, Mrs.
Henry L. Haines.
Mrs. Anna Faultz and daughter, of
Paoli, Pa, were recent guests of Mrs.
BENZ. R. Black and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Klanstader and
daughter Alberta, of Camden, are
spending a few days with William
Pitman and family.
Mr.. Rob't Folwell, of Phila., was
a guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Folwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Lippincott,
daughter Grace, and son Lawrence, of
Lansdowne, visited their parents,
Henry and Rachel Lippincott, over
Sunday.
Miss L. White, of Phila, was guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parker, of
Hight street.
Jacob H. Mounce is operating the
Exchange scales at our station
The annual picnic of the Junior Me-
chanics, of Gloucester county will be
held at Alcyon Park on Wednesday,
July 28th.
Thomas Borton draws the lines over
a new driving horse.
The Eagles excursion to Atlantic
City on July 29th.
Anna Gordon Red Letter Day Thurs
day, July 22nd The meeting will be
held in the w. C. T. U. Hail. Miss
Carrie Borton will lead the meeting.
| Mr. r. E. Costello, who has been
appointed Inspector at the Farmers
Exchange at our station, is buying lots
! of potatoes
Joseph White, Jr., is engaged as a
salesman for Warren Atkinson's well
known fertilizers.
| The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Datz's youngest child took place on
Sunday morning. Interment in the
Catholic cemetery.
! Mr.. Bennett, who is connected with
Condor & Patten" plumbers ,at Null
| lica Hill, and bride have taken up
their abode in the residence vacated
by Conductor Foust on South Main St.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Pancoast are
spending few days with relatives at
Hammonton.
Mr.. William S. Harker has disposed
of his trotter.
Mr.. Fennimore Iredell draws the
reins over fine stopper.
Mullica Hill base ball regulars"
crossed bats with EVAN on Saturday
last. The score was 20 to II in favor
of the Mullica Hill team, who played
a straight forward game. The attend
ance was large.
Mr.. Horatio Heritage, who has been
suffering with sciatic rheumatism, was
| attending to business on Monday.
Miss Ida K. Barr, of Wilmington,
spent few days in Mu1lica Hill with
relatives.
Mrs. Trueland, wife of the tonsorial
artist, on the north side, with her
children are sojourning with her faith
er in Delaware.
Mrs. Maria Shute is entertaining her
grandson Earle of Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kedleg, who
resides on the estate of DR.. James
Wamsley, entertained friends from
Camden on Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Burning is visiting her
brother, W. Scott Picken, at Pedrick-
town.
The annual Harvest Home is set for
| August 31st. on the grounds of the
Methodist Church, Mullica Hill.
The Daughters were alive on Mon
day. Deputy State Councillor, Mrs.
Lizzie Clark came over from Pauls-
boro with twenty-seven members-twO
coach loads-and installed the follow
| ing named officers for the ensuing
term: Lenora Winner, associate coun-
cilor; Bertha Oren, vice councillor;
Lillian Postol, associate vice council
lor; Bertha Munyan, rec. sec'y; Emily
Evan, sec'y; J. Harry Orens, treas: !:
Florence Orens, guide; Helena Kast-
ner, inner guard; Benz Orens, outside
guard. After the business a spread
was served of ice cream and cake
! Those who attended the meeting at
Paulsboro on Tusday evening were
| Benj Orens and wife, George Kastner
and wife, and Helena Kastner, Mrs.
Emily Evan and William Carney.
REDWOOD.
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