Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-17
NO MULLICA HILL.

Mr.. James Tharp and Miss Mildred
of Tioga ARE domiciled with Professor
John III. Tharp and family on Woods
town ave. Miss Mildred will spend
her vacation here. :
Bob" C. Folwell, of Phila., was an
over Sunday guest of Robert c. Fol
WE'LL
Miss Mary Gibbs, of Virginia, was
a guest of Mrs. Robert G. Folwell on
Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Horner, of
Phila., were over Sunday guests of
Elizabeth A. and Isaac Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Foust and son
were guests of Conductor and Mrs.
w. c. Foust at their newly furnished
home
Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton were the
guests of their son, near Swedesboro,
on Sunday and Monday.
The Yanigans played the Gibbs
town base ball team on Saturday. The
score was to in favor of Gibbs
town.
Benz Howey started in his new po-
sition with E. A West, commission
merchant at Philadelphia, Monday.
The strawberry festival on Satur-
day night in the Town Hall given by
the band of Mullica Hill, was we'll at
tended. The band gave some fine Sc
lections Professor Simkins, of Black
wood, took a part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison and daughter
of Phila, were recent guests of S. i.
Armstrong and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Stratton, of
Mt. Royal, were in Mullica Hill on
Sunday, the guests of w. L. Copestick
and family.
Miss White, of Phila, was an over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Parker on High street
Mrs. P. Howard Avis is now able to
sit in an easy chair during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nicholson drove
to Millville on Sunday and their
daughter Mary, who had been visiting
there returned home with them.
Miss Cora Reed, of Camden, is
spending the summer with her uncle,
Wilmer Reed and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Madara and
son Rogers spent Sunday at Pitman,
the guests of Wilmer Madara and fam
lily.
Gordon & Patton, tinware and stove
dealers from Haddon Heights, have
rented James M. VOLTS brick store
south side, where they will be ready
for orders.
The South Jersey pea crop is said
to be large.
j. Clifford Pimm has sold his prop
erty back to Henry Lutz, owing to a
lease being given on portion of the
lot which has not expired.
Mrs Halle Kendig is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Dilks, at Pitman,
for an indefinite time
Mr.. Stacy Pancoast, Jr., with Mrs.
Pancoast, took a run to HammontOn
on Sunday in their auto, and spent
few days spinning around Atlantic
City.
Children's Day was fittingly observ-
ed in the Methodist Church on the
Sabbath. The pastor, Rev. H. M.
Smith, preached an appropriate ser
mon at both services. There was in
FAINT baptism during the morning SER
vice. Special program of music,
singing and recitations by the children
in the evening. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers.
Station agent Schneider entertained
his brother, Mr.. George Schneider, of
Pleasantville, a few days ago.
The pupils of Mullica Hill who sue
cessfully passed their first year ex-
animation at the Glassboro High
School were: Elizabeth Gardiner, FL
sic Moore, Olivia Richman, Helen
Costello, Eta Borton, Elizabeth Kir-
by, Ethel Costello, Lillian Stratton.
Mrs. Clifford Pimm, of Glassboro,
was a guest of her sister, Miss Sue
Stratton, in Mullica Hill, on Monday.
Misses Beulah and Hannah Pam