Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-11-26
HURFFvILLE.


Revival meetings commenced in the M.
E. Church last Sunday night
A cunning party was held at JAS, Will
sons last Saturday All report jolly
time
Our Jr. o. q. a Nj. made very good
showing at Glassboro last Friday night.
Howard Hannold has commenced shred
ding stalks.
genuine surprise was given Mrs.
Oliver Locke on Saturday night last The
company, which consisted Of people from
Glassboro, Pitman, Redwood, Paulsboro,
Swedesbor0, GFenloch, HaTrisonville aud
HurffSille met at Mr.. Wm. B. Fishers at
7 80, and proceeded to Mr. Locke's, when
they completely surprised Mrs Locke. She
quickly made a welcome and they imme-
diately Joined in all kinds of games
Everyone was there for royal good time
which was. surely carried out. Among
those present we noticed, B Frank Allen
and wife, Benz. James, wife and n,
Harris; VIM B. Fisher and wife, JOS
Hurff and wife, James Wilson and wife,
Mrs. VIM Stratton. Misses Lizzie Stratton,
Ella, Anna and Mary Kerns, Carrie and
Sadie Epley, Eta Lyons, Harriet and
Wayne Thies, Anna, Ray and Bessie
Fisher, Helen Atkinson, Frances Taggart,
Laura Gardiner, Sarah and Mary Richards,
Jennie Hewlngs; Messrs. Clarence Fisher,
Author Lyons, Geo Black, Chas. Tray
more, VIM. Babcock, VIM Epley, John
Shaw, Linwood Lacy, Thas Vandervere.
John Gardiner, Geo. Goodenough, Chas
Weatherby, Volney Handle, Leon Fisher
and VIM. Whiskers
The Jr. O. q. A. M. will. attend services
in the NJ. E. Church next Sunday morning
George WeatherbY will move on the
West Jersey Mari Co.'S. farm at Sewell in
the Spring; then what will Ellie do?
On account of the cold weather the Jr
%. q. A. M. did not take the float to
Giassboro on Friday night to participate in
the parade
Revival services commenced in the M
E Church on Sunday night continuing
every night this week.
Jordan Andrews has moved into the
house vacated by Daniel Priest.
No mail was delivered by the carrier to-
day, Thursday.
The last quarterly injecting will be held
on Saturday night and Sunday, Dec 9Th
and 9th; love feast at 8 80 o'clock and
preaching at 10 80 by the Presiding Elder
Sunday morning.
Miss Francis Taggart was so badly in
iured while playing game at the party at
Oliver Locke's that she had to be carried to
her home.
An intended-to-be surprise party was
given to Messrs. James and Thomas Jones
on Friday night. A very pleasant evening
was spent, including b0unteous repast.
Those present: Mr. and Mrs B. Frank Allen.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel j. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius A. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs George
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert B. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hurf, Mr. and Mrs
EIwood B. Hurff, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d.
Hurff, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardiner, Mr..
and Mrs Frank E. Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
F. James, Mr. and Mrs Charles ]. Daven-
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M Hurff Mrs.
Walton Fl. Chew, Misses Helen Atkinson,
Name Thies, Vera N. Hurff, Myra Jones,
Messrs. Frank Atkinson, Albert Atkinson,
Samuel Shirley, Hiram Jones, Harris
James, Howard McNulty.
Some repairs have been made to the
church and eight tons Of coal purchased
You may take drive Of twenty-five
miles and be very lucky if you see a live
turkey in the neighborh0od.
Persons who are to take part in the
Christmas cantata have received their parts
and reheEsaIs will soon commence.