Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-11
MULLIcA HILL.

MULLIcA HILL.
day on Saturday at the home of Senator
and Mrs. George w. F. Gaunt John
Gaunt and his twin sister, Elizabeth Pam
family gathering. Mr. Gaunt has been
widower Is years, and Mrs. Pancoast lost
her husband five years ago. John Pancoast
and sister, Mrs Sarah Owen are twins and
children of Mrs. Pancoast. A delightful
dinner was served. Those present were:
John Gaunt, Elizabeth Pancoass, George
w. F. Gannt, Anna Gaunt, Clayton
Moore, Helen Moore, M. F. Parker, Aman-
da Parker, Parker Steward, Haddie Stew
ard, Jacob Ridgway, Abbie Ridgway, Nor
man and Mariana Parker, T R. L Packer
and Emma and daughter Mary, George
RidgwaY, Helen Ridgway and daughter
Harriet Virginia Ridgway, Joseph and
Elizabeth Borton. Louella Pancoast, Clark
and Mollie Pancoast, Alfred and Anna
French, Thomas and Anna Bortop, A. P.
and Sarah Owen, Edward Gaunt and Sara,
Mollie Horner, Sarah Batten, George Ton
kin and Anna.
The members OF Mrs. George Reese's
Bible class will hold Washington Tea at
the Methodist parsonage .on the twenty
second Of February.
Prof. William M. Smith was confined to
his home oyer Saturday and Sunday with
the gripp.
Mrs. M. Firman is quite indisposed,
being confined to the home for bwo months.
new automobile 10 town, John A. Bal
lenger is the owner. It's large and hand
P1Il &c hat
proved in health, but confined, 10 the
house.
February 18Th, Frances Willard Heaven
ly birthday. will be celebrated at the home
Of the President, Mrs. William NJ. Colson.
The Loyal Temperance Legion is likely
to be re-organized, with Miss Carrie Borton
in charge.
Mr.. Robt. G. FoIwell, OF Philadelphia,
and sister LYDIA wife of DR.. c. A. Dexter,
OF Columbus, Georgia, were Saturday and
Sunday guests Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robers G. Felwell Sr. Mrs. Dexter
starts for home February 10Th.
Former Senator S. L. Pancoast spent
Sunday and Monday at Ocean City.
Miss Lucretia White, of Phila., spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Parker.
The services at the M. E. Church was
attended by large congregation on Sab
bath morning The services az nine thirty
was both helpful and profitable. At the
close Of the public service two persons
united with she church by letter. As the
evening service the Rev W. K. Lamb
spoke for the Children's Home at Trenton.
At the close OF the evening service three
persons united with the church on profess
sion of faith.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Brown, nee Halle
ton. were guests of Captain E. L. Stratton
and family on Sunday.
Mis-. Harry Norman is with her sister, |
Mrs Irwin Ireland and family at Glouces-
ter.
The young folks will meet in the w. c. !
T. q. Hall on this Thursday evening.
Report has is that Harmony Fire Com
pany will give an oyster supper soon.
The annual meeting of the Mullica Hill
Protective Association was held on Monday
the 1st inst. The association now numbers
81 members. The following officers and
directors were reelected: Presidents, Joseph
A. Brown; vice president. Joseph Moore;
secretary, J. clark Gardiner; treasurer, D.
s. Ashcraft; directors, Joseph Brown, Ed
mund 7. Ridgway, Aaron B. Somers, James
White and Joseph Atkinson.
The chicken pot-pie supper given by the
men of the Baptist Church was great sue
cess, and was held two evenings. $l85 was
taken in; $155 net. The pot-pie was de-
licious and was enjoyed
Mrs. Jennie Evans moved from William
Iredell's farm on Thursday into her own
property on the north end Of Main street.