Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-03-28
MIJILICA HILL.

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Mrs. w. c.. Finkeni was visiting
friends in Camden the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua c. Haines,
of Camden, was in town on business
last Saturday and made several calls
on friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Moore
and family being among the number
Mr. J. H. Tharp, of Mantua, was
calling on friends here Saturday.
Mrs Albert Parker and Miss Alice
H. Moore were Pitman visitors for a
short time on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henson lost child
on Friday of last week. Death was
caused by an abscess on the ear
Funeral services were held Sunday
morning.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Baptist Church
will hold a bread, cake and pie sale
this Saturday afternoon in their
church parlor; ice cream will also
be for SALE 1t is earnestly desired
that housewives will dispense with
their usual baking and buy what they
need at this sale
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Finn returned
last Wednesday after an absence OF
six weeks. We are glad to note the
/ health of Mr.. Finn is greatly improv-
/ ed
Mr.. w. S. Harker, our esteemed
townsman, who spent the winter in
the Southland, returned home last
week
AT the public sale of personal prop
erty of the late George Cole ON Sat
urday afternoon, everything brought
good prices. A COW was sold for $S7
4 one horse STAT, to Isaac White; an
other $172 to Edw. Burning; corn
brought 81. .06 per bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy L. Pancoast
Jr., who spent the Winter in the Ber-
mudas, returned home last week.
We had touch OF Winter Monday
morning; the snow came down in
great fakes for a time.
The members of the NJ. E. Church
and congregation and the community
| in general are pleased to learn thai
/ Rev. G.. S. Golf has been returned
| to pastorate here for another year.
Edward Burning, of Glassboro, who
recently purchased the farm on Higl
street known as the Jessup property
will move thereon some time this week
The many friends of Mrs. B. R
Black will regret her continued III
ness with p1eurisy following an attack
of grip. Her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Martin, of Lewisburg, Pa, is spending
some time with her.
1t is with regret we learned of the
death of Rev. William w. Bullock
"a Baptist minister, well and favorably
known throughout South Jersey
Death came Saturday evening, the 23rd
! inst, the result of stroke of paraly
sis which occurred ten days previous
He is survived only by his wife. He
had served Lambertville, Allentown
Cape May Court House, Port Norris
and Daretown He resigned earl.
last Fall, owing to i'll health, moving
to his home in Bridgeton, soon aftel
/ giving up the work of the ministry
He was connected with several or
ders. He was IS years of age ant
was highly esteemed by large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintances.
The members of the Epworth Lea
/ que of the NJ E. Church will holt
their annual Easter supper in Parker:
i Hall Thursday, April 4th, from t
s8 p. m.
Separator is on exhibition at m.
store next to. post office. w. W. Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Iredell spen
Monday in Philadelphia.
Miss Violet Walters is spending
few days with an aunt in Camden, al
so took in the Storm at the Baptis
Temple in Philadelphia on Saturday
Miss Hazel Pitman has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Glass
boro
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dilks and sol
Howard and Miss Idella Dilks, 0
Paulsboro, spent Sunday with Mr.
( Joseph Dilks and family, on High ST
Mr.. George Horner returned hom'
on. Tuesday evening from Maine wher,
he has been for six weeks looking VI
seed potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Pidgeon enter
Il tanned on Sunday their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Ballinger, and Mis-
Altha, of Glassboro:, Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Cobb Miss Mayme Hewitt, 0
Woodstown; Mr.. Lee Bignell, of El
Imer;; Miss Elizabeth Hewitt, of Cam
den; Miss Edith Costill, of Glouces
ter and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E Ire
dell, of this place, and Mr.. WILDER
Pidgeon, of Clarksboro.
/ Mrs. Rebecca Dubois, Mrs. Youri
son, Mr.. Walter Dubois and family
s Mr.. Leap, Mrs. Sara Pedrick and son
of Swedesboro, were Sunday guests Q
Mr.. Wilmer Dubois and family o.
South Main st.