Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-04-08
MULI.ICA HILL.

The Easer service at the M. e.
Church next Sabbath will be of un-
usual interest. The early meeting at
9.45 will be led by Mr.. William Lloyd.
Following the sermon the ordinance
of baptism will be administered. AT
this service choir of little girls will
sing. In the evening the program,
entitled "The Song of Triumph" will
be rendered by the choir, and there
will be recitations by the members of
the Sunday school,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bill, who have
been sojourning at Woodbury. and
Mullica Hill, returned to their home
at indianapolis last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ridgway will
entertain young people at an Easter
party on Saturday evening next. Eggs
in every style will be on the menu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White, of
Swedesboro, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Isaac White and family.
Mr.. Rob- Folwell, of Sharon Hill.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c.. Folwell on Sunday
The Glassboro High School pupils
have been taking their quarterly ex-
aminations the past week.
The ladies of the M. e. Church will
have their annual Easter supper on
Thursday, April Sth, from 5 to 10
o'clock p. M, in Parker's Hall. Sup
per Csc.
Leslie Armstrong, of Lafayette Col
lege, is home on a few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cole have been
entertaining as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierson B. Kiger
A new blacksmith in Mullica Hill,
Herman Ploucher, has rented the
Jacob Hoffman shops. Mr.. Ploucher
/ comes from Swedesboro. Forge and
srepair work is solicited. Horse shoe
ing speciality
Several men of this locality have
purchased ice by the carload, packing
it in their ice houses for emergency,
among them are George F. Madara and
M. F. Parker.
Joseph Locke, farmer of this To-
cality, fell from step ladder and
broke his wrist
Pride of Mt Vernon Council Daugh-
ters of Liberty are progressing.
DIR. James Wamsley moved the
dwelling on South Main street on
Monday. Mr.. Hera, of Aura, is do
ing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Howard Avis will
entertain an Easter party this Satur-
day evening.
The Society of Friends will hold
their conference at Woodstown next
Seventh-day.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
Church was entertained on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Isaac White.
Mr., and Mrs. Horatio Heritage will
entertain a family party on Easter
Sunday.
Letters advertised in the MuIlica
Hill post office April 1st, 1909 Cliff
ford Hill, Mr.. McCleary, Mrs. Rosie
Nelson. Sisteresa Irene, Miss Lizzie
Harnes, Miss Bessie Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy L. Pancoast, Jr,
are entertaining Mr.. Boxer of Ham
monton
Stokes Union w. c. T. U. will erect
drinking fountain in front of their
hall in the near future.
Mr.. John A. Ballenger was out for.
a spin on Tuesday in his new auto
mobile for the first time
Vernon Burning celebrated his
twenty-first birthday on Wednesday.
He retired Tuesday evening and awak-
ened to mans estate Beautiful gifts
were showered ON him, and souvenir
cards wishing him many happy re-
turns.
Mrs. Finkeni, wife of our genial
druggist with her mother, Mrs. RAJ
chel Citizens, spent last Wednesday
in Glassboro.
The funeral of John Mikesner, of
near Ferre1l, took place on Monday
from his late home. Rev. S. F. Baus-
man was in charge of the services.
Interment at Aura
Report of the intermediate room of
Union Academy, March, 1909. Number
80; percentage of attendance
91.4: number present every day, IA;
neither absent nor tardy, 8, Paul Fin
keni, Ethel Johnson, Laura M Zane,
Maude Ferris, Halle M. Burgher, Hor-
ace Johnson, Elsie Ballenger, Evelyn
Carr, Carrie Pancoast-Anna F.
Tharp, teacher.
Miss Marie Wolfe is visiting Mildred
Tharp at her home at Tioga, Pa, over
Easter.
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