Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-12-03
HURFFvILLE.

Mr.. George E. Doran, OF Phoenixville,
Pa, has been spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Doran.
There was no public school session on
Thursday and the primary room was dis
continued on Friday, but the grammar
room resumed session as usual
The old organ in Dayenport's Hall has
been sold and replaced with a fine new
one.
There is man who wonld rather get
intoxicated and keep his wife and children
out Of the house on a bitter cold night for
of this life around the family circle.
Mr.. John L. Pease and family, Of Cross
Keys, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II, Doran, on Thursday.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday. Love
feast, 8 80 O'Clock preaching by the Presid-
ing Elder at 10 80 o'clock.
Mr. Richard Cant, Misses Laura and
Alice Cant, of Aura, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks HURT on Saturday
Miss Mae Somers, a former school teacher
of this place, and Miss Laura Dougherty,
&oAoAAtf3
Jerry Pearson and Brooks Hurf killed
their pen Of porkers on Monday.
Mrs. Harry G. johnson and daughter,
Ada, were visiting at Clayton on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius A. Shaw enter
tanned on Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs john
Wurst, Edward Nieushaffer, Lasetta Nieu-
shaffer, &c rye Wurst, Hiram Camp, Of
Barnsboro; Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmer.
Misses Laura and Mary Elmer, Of Glass
boro.
The fourth degree was given at the
freshments were served.
Charles McNulty is saving some large
cherry trees which are shipped TO Pniladel-
phia.s
Mr.. George and Howard Hannold were
visiting at Camden Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B Evans and son
Samuel were visiting at Paulsboro on Sun
day.
Our butcher draws the reins over PAGER
and has purchased rubber tire wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner entertained
on Sunday Mr. and Mrs DR.. G. f. Doran,
George Doran, Miss Marie Pierson, of
Phoenixville, Pa, Wallace Haas. Joseph
Bench, of Tioga, Pa, Mrs, Joseph Paulin,
of Wenonah; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood B. Hurff and daugh-
ter, Vera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton H. Chew, Mr..
Summerill Chew, M IS Anna Turner, Mrs
Jennie K,er, will sing at the State Grange
which is in session at Trenton this week
The Jr. @. q. A. M. attended service in
a body at the M. E. Church on Sunday
morning.
Mr.. George Weatherby killed hog and
had just about completed same when he
went to the pen to feed those remaining
and was surprised to find one with one leg
broken which it was then necessary to kill,
which be had not anticipated.
Extra meetings are still in progress in
the NJ E. Church.
Miss Susie Pierce, of Glassboro, has been
spending week with her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Pierce.
Mrs. John 4. Pease and son Ernest, Of
Cross Keys, has been spending a week with
relatives
An enjoyable time is expected at Daven-
ports Hall on Saturday night BY the young
people,
Albert NJ. Hurff killed his pen Of pork
ers on Tuesday.
Mrs. Adeline Wick, of Cross Keys was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wick, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dilks celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary on
Thursday. Several presents were received
To- ,frf.
all did justice. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs Samuel D. Fisler Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Dilks, Mr. and Mrs William S.
Dilks, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cheeseman
Mr. and Mrs Chester Pancoast, Mr.. and
Mrs Elwood B Hurff, Mrs. Prudence Fis-
Ter, Mrs William Brown, Mrs. Hannah
Dilks, Misses Kate Dilks, Hope Mingin,
Vera Hnrf, Nella Dilks, Olive May Cheese
man, Mary Dilks; Messrs William Brown,
Elmer Pease, Clarence Pancoast. Edgar
Hiloocosrorf Erax,E EtcIor Gfof,lnx Dsf1ra