Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-06-03
MILLICA HILL.


den. and Mrs, Butcher, Of Philadel-
phia, were over Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Borton
Mrs. Enoch Boone and Miss Boone,
of Bridgeton, were guests of Mrs.
Isaac White over Decoration.
Mrs. r. c. FolWell and Mrs. Knisell
participated in the Decoration Of the
fallen here's graves at HurffYiIle on
Memorial morning.
Phineas lSirlsbride, of Burlington
county, was a guest Of relatives in
Alullica Hill the past week.
Saturday was tag day at Pitman.
A great many persons came in the
Grove. The church treasury was en-
riched one hundred and fifty dollars.
Assessor Eli Heritage, of Redwood,
was in town on Saturday.
Mr.. Folwell of Philadelphia. was a
guest Of his parents over Decoration
Day
Miss Delma Wolfe is entertaining
Miss Edith Dali, Of West Ceilings
wood.
Miss A. B. Parsels attended the
Friends Meeting on iirst-day morning
and was speaker Of the meeting, and
also spoke at the mems meeting in the
NJ. e. Church at 430 O'Clock, and adj
dressed the Baptist congregation in
the evening.
Mr.. James Tharp and daughter, Miss
Mildred, of Tioga, were visiting on
Woodstown street over Decoration Day
Stokes Union is raising funds to
purchase a public fountain in front of
the w C. T. u. hall.
Cultivate character It's the best
asset a person can have.
Mr. and Mrs William Horner, Sr.,
are visiting in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Verna Scott, of Mullica Hill.
and Miss Margaret Mutt have been
reelected to teach at Redwood an
other year
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, of
Philadelphia, were visitors in town on
Decoration Day.
The Yannigans of Mullica Hill, cross
ed bats with the Woodstown base ball
team on Saturday last and were de-
feated by the score of to 4.
At the service, held in the town hall
at Mulliea Hill, d. e. Clair, of Cam
den gave a very enthusiastic address
to the Junior Order of Mechanics at
Mullica Hill, and the public in which
he expressed the idea that the Sunday
before Decoration Day should be set
aside for memorial services.
Miss Abbie Moore, former resident
of Mullica Hill, is among friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Norman and
Miss Margaret of West Chester, are
being entertained by their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heritage, on Park ave.
w. H. Sickler, and Mrs. Sickler, of
Camden, were down on Sunday in
their touring car calling on Senator
Pancoast and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stewart, nee Brown,
of Phila., are being congratulated on
the advent of son born May 18th.
Mother and child are doing we'll
Strawberries are plentiful at three
boxes for quarter.
Senator and Mrs. G. w. Gaunt left
on Tuesday for North Jersey for an
indefinite time.
Master Edward. son of DR.. S. F..
Ashcraft, fell off the cement curb last
Friday and splintered the bone in his
arm.
Mrs. P. Howard Avis, who was kick
ed by a horse, is conyalescent, but is
confined to her bed as yet.
Contractor Thomas L. Munyan has
the new residence of Mr.. w. Gooden
on North Main Street, enclosed
w. S. Dilks moved his household
goods to Pitman Grove on Tuesday
and Conductor and Mrs. Foust will
move in this week, where Mr.. Dilks
vacated.
Miss Verna Ballinger is home from.
Armitage Seminary for her vacation.
The Christopher Morgan estate will
have to be resold.
Memorial Day was observed here by
the members of Stratton Post and the
citizens generally, accompanied by a
fife and drum corps. Most of the
places of business were closed, and
in the afternoon the veterans visited
the different cemeteries. The school
children carried flowers. Services
were held in the public hall. Rev. E.
A. Robinson was orator of the day.
Rev. FL. M. Smith made prayer, and
Rev. G. w Lamborn made short
but effective address. The music was
good.
There will be meeting of the rural
delivery carriers at Clarksboro on
next Saturday evening, June 18th.
Advertised letters: A. G. Allen, B.
Martha Abrams, s. B. Avis, Miss Hell
en- Conrow (card) John Mullen, w. j.
Proud e postals), Walter Robinson
Il letter and 2 cards., Frank Shechan
(card), Mrs. E. G. Simonson, d. H.
NJ Stanley, R. w.
MICKLETON.