Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-09-14
MIJI.IICA HILL.

The public schools of our district
opened on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, with
Mr.. Huntsinzer as principal, Union
Academy; Miss Maud Mills, 9TH grade
and Miss Alice Evans primary; Miss
Alice H. Moore principal at Redwood
Academy; Miss Margaret Mutt assist
ant; Miss Bertha Scott, principal at
Jefferson; Miss Lillian Stratton, as
sistant; Miss Clementine Clendinning,
principal at EVAN; Miss Sarah Arm
strong, assistant; Miss Idella Avis, at
Harmony; Miss Lidie Wilkinson, at
! Washington; Miss Ada Goodep, Clem's
! Run.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stratton, Sr.,
left on Wednesday of last week for an
extended visit with their daughter,
i Mrs. Joseph Mood, at Evan.
| Walter Scott, Charles Wolf, and
Miss Gretta Costello were among the
new pupils from here to enter the
Glassboro High School on Tuesday,
Sept. 5th. II
! Mrs. William Pitman and family
were recent visitors with relatives in
Camden. Their daughter, Miss Hazel,
is quite indisposed; friends hope it
may prove but temporary. Sympathy
is extended with the hope of speedy
recovery.
] Mr. and Mrs. I o. Acton, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. u Acton and son James and
Miss Deborah Stratton, of Salem,
were visiting relatives here on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Foote and son,
of Mullica Hill and Miss Ada Hurd, of
Vineland both took supper with Mr..
and Mrs. J j. Moore and family on
Monday.
Miss Carrie Borton left on Monday
for Mont Clair, to enter the Normal
School there, and Miss Olivia Rich
man left the same day to enter Tren-
ton Normal. The best wishes of
host of friends accompany them.
| Miss Lillian White was week end
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith and family, in Camden,
returning to her home Monday evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Elkinton visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dilks
and family, at Pitman on Sunday.
Friends rejoice that she is able to be
about again; this is the first visit she
has made for two months or more and
her strength was hardly equal to the
/ journey. She expressed herself as
never feeling as glad to reach home
as on Sunday evening.
/ Mrs Franklin Lloyd is in feeble
lie health; friends sympathize with her
in the loss of her husband which maxi
es her aff1iction doubly sad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson Kiger enter
tanned the Misses May and Elva Beath,
of Philadelphia, over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Finn had
friends from Philadelphia visiting
them Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Alice H. Moore and Master
Eugene R. Brown were Pitman visit
ors on Saturday.
| Miss May C. Moore was on a bust
ness. trip to Elmer Saturday.
! 1t is reported that G.. F. Madara
has sold out his meat and butcher
business to a party from Sharptown.
Miss Marie Smith and Miss Bessie
J Oster, of Philadelphia, who have been
spending some time with friends near
here, were callers in our town We'd
nesday.
Miss Bessie Pine is enjoying well
earned vacation at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Duell and family
as Amhurst, Mass.
Friends regret the illness of S. L.
Armstrong and son Earl, who are suf-
| fering from typhoid fever. Fears
have been expressed lest there should
be an epidemic of some form in our
town, as there is a choked up gutter
on Main street which is nuisance.
Several attempts have been made to
have this matter attended to but upfto
this time nothing has been done; one
of our citizens said an expert ought
| to be summoned.
Mr.. Franklin Lloyd died on Friday
morning at o'clock. He had been in
falling health for some time, recently
/ he suffered a severe attack of dysen-
terry but seemingly had recovered. His
death came Unexpectedly. He was
81 years of age; funeral was held on
Monday at 10 a. m. from his late res
| idence; interment in Baptist Genet
terry.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Albert Schneider are
entertaining his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Schneider, of Egg Harbor lately.
! Miss Olivia Richman was a dinner
guest of Miss Gertrude Tonneson on
Sunday.
4 PITMAN.
George P. Mayhem and family are
at Ocean City for two weeks.
Rev. Frederic Blaser is taking a