Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-14
ST WAGON on EARTH---DeHARTS.
MULLlcA HILL.

Miss Townsend, of Washington, D. c.,
was recent guest Of Prof and Mrs. Her
bert K. Dayis.
Miss Ada NJ Oliphant left her home at
HarrisonvilIe for Pennington Seminary
where she will take course in music.
The FIVE cent package rate on the railroad
went into effect here last Tuesday.
Mrs Ireland, wife of Conductor Edward
Ireland, is quite indisposed. DIR. Halsey,
Of WiliiamstOwn, is in attendance.
There is an increasing interest in the
revival services now being held in the
Methodist Church. Several conversions
gregatioBs are present every evening. Mrs
Charles Keith, the evangelist, is an able
speaker, and an earnest worker On Sun
day evening every available seat was occn-
pied in the church, and chairs we're placed
in she aisles to accommodate the congre-
CATION.
Rev. Herbert Hanna. of Salem, who was
to have conducted the services at St.
Stephen Church, North Mullica Hill, last
Sur day, was unaYoidably detained. Rev.
Charles Bratton Dubell, the minister in
charge, officiated. The congregation was
quite large.
The Young Friends Association will hold
their annual meeting next Wednesday
evening, January 20. in the Friends meet
ing house, Mullica Hill.
Mrs R. E. Costello is having her res
idence, South Main street, remodeled.
Mr. Christopher Knisell is troubled with
siatica rheumatism.
Edward Hendrickson, Of MuIlica Hill,
met with very sad accident last Thursday
morning. He was driving loaded wagon
to the William Matciff farm, near Mantua,
walking near the horses, when he tripped
and fell and the wagon passed over him
breaking his leg severely. Dr. Carr ordered
him taken to Cooper hospital, but he died
on the way. The funeral took place on
Sunday at O'Clock p. M, services at the
home of his son-in-law, Mr. W. Madciff.
Rev. 81. NJ Smith conducted the services;
interment at EgliDgton cemetery.
Miss Maud Mills returned home last
Thursday, after sojourning with her grand
parents, the Rev. J. J.Davies and Mrs. Dav-
les at Algten. Pa.
DR.. James Wamsley has a grand piano
installed in his new summer home, over
looking the Mullica Hill lake.
Supervising Principal John r. Sharp vis-
tied the school at Evan and Redwood on
Monday.
Mrs Samuel Silver and child, of Clayton,
was a guest at her parents home during she
visit of her brother from the West, who had
been away seven years.
Miss Sue Stratton is home after an exten-
ded visit with relatives at Clayton.
Engineer William Mearns has been on a
vacation few days.
Mrs. David Barton is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Wells Green
and family in Philadelphia.
Charles Hazleton, son of Stacy W. Haz-
elton, met with quite sad accident
While saving wood a stiok hit him on the
arm and breaking it above the elbow.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Steward of near
Jefferson. entertained as supper on Satur-
day. Tax Collector and Mrs Albert Park
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nich-
OILS, Mr.. and Mrs. William Steward and
Mr. and Mrs. William Gooden
The big sale of William Warlow, on the
Folwell farm, was largely attended and
high prices prevailed The amount of the
sale was So, 300. Mr.. Warlow will open a
livery stable at Swedesboro, where he has
purchased residence and will move his
family.
Another large sale last week was Henry
Paterick between Mullica Hill and Glass
boro. The sale continued two days and
amounted TO $1,000. Mr.. Paterick will
retire from business. He is an uncle OF
Mrs. W. C. Finkeni, the wife of our genial
druggist, in Mullica Hill.
A big day in Mullica Hill was Tuesday,
January IL, when Pomona Grange. No. y,
P. Of H., met in Patrons Hall at 80.
AS Thomas Wesley, gentleman of col
or, was drying from Jefferson to Mullica
Hill, the horse took fright and Mr.. Wesley
was thrown into the fence. Nothing very
serious took place.