Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-08-18
HURFFVILLE.

Miss Hazel Burrough Of Trenton has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hurffsof Whining
ton Del. spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks HURT.
Pear trees are so heavily loaded with
fruit that they are breaking down under
the great weight.
The Changers Picnic proved quite an
attraction for people and a number of ex-
hibits were from here.
Miss Hannah Shaw of Atlantic City was
visiting her parents on Monday.
The heavy rain Of last week washed away
a portion of the newly graveled road.
|, Worms are devasting the late cabbage.
Miss Alice NJ. Somehust Of Phila., is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. George Weatherby.
Mrs. Rosanna and Charlesanna Horner.
have returned home from Eagles Mere Pa.
Do not forget that Rev. w. S. Mitchell
who has been confined to the house for
many weeks will preach III the NJ. E.
church on Sunday.
Principal Arson B. Atkinson and family
have returned home, having been visiting
during the vacation.
Farmers who sowed grass seed in the
Spring find that it has died during the Sum
mer and is necessary to pillow the ground
and sow the seed again.
Walton FL. Chew has the largest peach
orchard in this vicinity.
During the heavy thunder storm last
week lightning struck the residence OF B.
F. Allen and also number Of electric
light poles
The farmer who goes to market quite
frequently with a load of ducks has be-
come familiary known with the boys as the
tquackn farmer.
Mr.. Charles Turner and daughter Anna
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Parker Of Pleasantville is
visiting number of friends
Evan D. Pearson had two sets of fly nets
and whip stolen from his team in the
hitching grounds while attending camp
meeting at Pitman.
While at Alcyon Park on Saturday night
Herbert HURTS horse broke the railing to
which it was tied. Becoming frightened it
ran through the crowd where there were
numerous horses and wagons, then through
the streets of Pitman and then home, MAX
ing number of sharp turns; the distance
is about three miles. There was nothing
broken whatever and the horse was found
at the stable door waiting for the occupants
of the wagon. The only damage was the
loss of a blanket and whip.
Miss Katherine Foley, of Phila., and
Miss Lulu Burnside, of Camden, are stop
ping at the McNulty residence.
Mrs. William F. Maynard and daughter,
of Haddon Heights, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Pearson.
Miss Ada D. Willets and Miss Bessie
Winchell, of Phila., are stopping at the
ssBee Hive"
Howard Hannold, Jr., had every spoke
in wheel of a new buggy broken out on
Saturday night by George E. Doran's horse
jumping on it.
There are two vacancies in the township
for school teachers, Mt. Pleasant and Chest
nut Ridge.
Mrs. William Mink, Mrs. Mary P.
Haines. Miss Blanche Cook and Miss Mabel
Helps, of Phila., are at the Pearson cot
tage.
Mrs. William Mennick, of Phila., is
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jaep.
Wnlle lnomaS y. bee was away from
home on Sunday, and the rest of the family
who were home was laying down, a taken
boy went through the house and stole about
ten dollars. He left at once and was traced
to Wenonah, from there to Woodbury. and
then to Washington Park. where all trace
of the thief was lost
Joseph Nicholson had a foot injured in a
moving machine on Monday
The boys had better be little more
cautious in the way Of stealing fruit, or an
example will be made of some one.