Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-21
MULLIcA HILL.

Mullica Hill Building and Loan Associa-
tion, was held Tuesday evening, the fifth
instant in Parker's hall. The annual re-
port shows the Association to be in excel
lent condition, with 260 shares in the
eleven series, with assets amounting to
$19,05l 05 The 70 blowing officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Joseph Chatham; vice president, Joseph p
Stratt0n: treasurer, Albert Schneider; SEQ
retary and solicitor, Edward L. Stratton;
directors, James P Stratton, NJ F. Parker,
James Gardiner, William Evan. Edward
Sherwin, Joseph w. Dilkes, George w.
Reese; auditors, Charles w. Elkinton, ,Thos.
L. Munyan. George Ridgway. A new
series, the 34th. was opened, and several
shares taken; $1225 were sold in loans
E L Stratton attended the meeting OF
the Cumberland Fire Insurance Company
at Bridgeton, and reports the said company,
has net surplus Of $780, 900.
John p Turner, postmaster Of Iona, and
brother. H. d Turner. Of Pennsgrove, have
fallen heir TO $l9,55 each, through the
death off relative.
n II rain and sleet is an Indication Of good
fruit year, 1909 will be record breaker.
Thomas Borton is administrator Of the
estate Of she late Wilbert J. Duell.
Charles McFadden OF Glassboro was in
Mullica Hill last week house hunting as he
proposes moving to Mullica Hill this week.
George F Madara has rented the butcher
shop of Joseph E Iredell, and will contin-
ne to run it, as meat market.
Pride of Mt. Vernon Council, Daughters
of Liberty, have received an invitation to
attend the district meeting at Glassboro on
Tuesday evening, January 26th. They
will go over in a coach.
Joseph White and family OF Swedesboro,
were guests of their parents Mr.. Isaac
White and family on Sunday.
Mr.. William s Harker, now at Braiden-
town, Florida, his favorite winter resort,
writes shat the weather is warm and pleas
ent as June day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl Tom Folwell who are
in Lower California. writes that it is a
beautiful country, and roses are now in
bud The country is shiny settled. Grass
is scarce, and groceries and provisions are
high in price.
Mrs E. G. S oy, formerly of Merchant
vile, is now in Porto Rico says the mer-
cufy stands at 78 degrees, (this is there
rainy season The houses do not have
heat, as the weather is never too hot or too
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs Stacy L. Pancoast proposes
starting for Panama on Saturday,, January
%, by steamer from New York
Thomas l Danlap and wife are spending
a few weeks on the coast OF Florida
Contractor and builder, Thomas I. Mum
yam, of Redwood, has purchased she John
Dunlap house of landlord Hubbard, and a
building lot of Robert Folwell on Woods
town street, and will move the house on it
and remodel it. He says il is repted al
ready
Mr.. George H. Cole will move his family
in DR.. II. FL Carr's property, when the DR..
occupies his handsome new residence at
Pitman Grove The doctor proposes re-
tanning his office in Muasica Hill and two
horses.
The revival services held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church have been attended
by large congregations and a very deep re-
ligious feeling seems TO pervades all the
services. There have been something over
forty conversions. Thus far thirty-two
have united with the church, among the
number being several heads OF families
with their wives, also large number Of
young people.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orme
Armstrong at Redwood, died very sudden
ly. The funeral took place on Saturday,
Rev George having charge Of the services.
Interment at Redwood cemetery.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, on
High street., one OF the twins, died last
week.
The Union Store Company held meet
ing in Harmony Club hall on Monday af-
ternoon and elected officers.
George T. Madara killed the largest pork
er of the season for William Lloyd. 1t
tipped the scales at sos lbs.
S Herbert Mounoe and wife of Sharon.
Pa, formerly residents Of Mullica Hill,
are receiving congratulations on the advent
OF an heir, born December I'd, 1908
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Farmers National Bank Of Mullca
Hill, was held at the banking house on
Tuesday, the II inst, with good attend
ance The following directors were re-e1ect-
ed for the ensuing year. Warren Atkinson,
Thomas Borton, David T. Brown, DR.. Hem
rv H. Carr, Joseph Chatham, Charles w.
Elkinton, William P. Madara, David Owen,
Frank B Ridgway, l. c. Smalley, James
G. White. The board organized by elect
ing Charles W Ekinton, presidents; Thom-
as Borton, vice president; Charles H. Stiles,
casnler; Henry L Halnes, bookkeeper.
The surplus has been brought up to $25, 900
and semi-annual dividend of per cent,
on the par value of the stock was declared.
citation received So 800 and sold So, 900 on
properties at ten and eleven cents prena-
ium
E. Craig Densten started South on Mon