Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-12-28

HuRFFviLLE.


A pretty wedding was solemnized at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Augustus ihles, Jr.
at Bunker Hill, on Wednesday evening,
December 20th, 1905, at eight O'Clock,
when Miss Gertrude Crane and Mr. Jacob
by Rev. w. E. Lake. The bride was at
tended by Miss Vida Richards, as brides
maid, and the groom by Mr. Albert Crane,
as best man; Mrs. Maude Nash was maid
Of honor and Misses Emma Thies and BEN
Meta Truncer were flower girls. After the
ceremony was performed and congratula-
tions extended, bountiful repast was SER
yed. The arch under which the bridal
party stood was tastefully trimmed with
greens and flowers, suspended over head
was large bell. The bride and groom
were the recipients Of many valuable and
useful presents; consisting OF lamps, clocks,
silverware fine table linen, counterpanes,
rockiDgchairs, rugs, chinaware, fancy vases
down quilt, pictures, mirrors, bnreau sets,
toilet set, bedroom suit, mattress, springs,
quilts, bureau scarfs lemonade set. fancy
table coyer, chair tidy, blankets, parlor
table, erumb tray and brush, nickIe-ware,
fruit basket, knives and forks, glassware
and toilet towels. Those present were
Rev. ". e. Lake and wife, Rev. H. F. Fisler
and wife. Samuel p. Powell and wife, MilIiard
Langley and wife. Augustus Thies, Jr. and wife
Wiibers Hurff and wife Mrs Elizabeth Crane
Mrs. Adeiine Wick Mrs. Louisa Crane Mrs
Maggie Barrett, Chas. H. Doran and wife, Geo.
Stewart sr. and wife, Mrs James stawart
Joseph Mathis and wife, Aug. s. Truneer and
wife, Charles Wick and wife. John Pease and
wife, Eiwood Hnrf and wife, Daniel wilsey
and wife, John Steward and WIFE, Geo Stewart.
Jr. and wife, Horace Nash and wife, Mrs Cora
Cassidy Mrs. Mary S. Barrett, John s. Barrett
and wife. Wilson Mcclure and wife. s. o.
Locke and wife, d. j. Richards and wife. Mat
thew Henry and wife, Mrs. Nancy johnson
Mrs. David Davis, James Mcclure and wife,
Chas. Quay and wife, E. D. Pearson and wife,
zeb Locke and wife, W. F. Chew and wife
Mrs. Joseph Truncer. Mrs. Mary Nitshe, Aug.
Thies sr. and wife, Henry Thies and wife, H.
L. Hurf and wife. Albert Hurf and WIFE, Thos
Moorehead and wife. Richard Kincade and wife
William G. Evans and wife, Warren Smith and
wife, Rufus Curry and wife, Aiburtus Senior and
wife; Misses Rachel Richard, Lizzie aud Ray
Mcclure, Harriet and Mamie Thies, Vida Rich
ards. Ella, Emma and Lizzie Chew, Menebe
Barrett, Cora Hewitt Emma Kuhn, Evelyn
Davis, Vera Hurf, Emma Morgan, Blanche
Wick, Helen Wick, Marion Evans, Maggie
Stewart. Martha Geissel, Margaretta and Ben
Meta Truncer. Katie Margaret and Hannah
Moorehesd. Anna and Mabel Tharp; Emma,
Clara and Harriet Thies. SalIie Peacock, Messrs
Albert Crane Benz. B, Banets Walter Langley,
Elmer Porch, Frank Nitshe. John Libb Geo.
Hewitt; yolney Clinton and West Handle, Will
lam Thorn. Thomas Loring Harry johnson,
Clarence and Leslie Richards, Allen Mcclure
Joseph Kuhn, Walter Hurff william Thies,
man Evans Wilburt Smith, Floyd and Harold
Davis, Harry Chew, Elmer Moorehead. Hills
Mathis, Chas Quay. Allen Langley, Clifford
Senior, Bert Clark, Ralph Crane. Albert Akin
son.
Falling on the ice Hiram Jones broke out
two front teesh.
Albert Dilkes moved to Pitman Grove on
Tuesday.
collected I42 packages in five days. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. James Of Il 4
man were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert N.
Hurff on Monday.
Chas. II. Doran, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.
Evans spent Monday at Phoenixville, Pa.
The Cantata given by the Sunday school
on Saturday evening proved quite success
and the participants were greeted by full
house. The pastor was the recipient of a
turkey, and the school presented with
candy.
While on their way to their place on Sat
urday night William Fowler aud friends Of
Pitman had the misfortune Of haying
brake down necessitating the ladies walk
ing half mile to reach town.
Christmas was well spens at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Epley when he and his
neighboT, Charles Nicholson. had an old
time hog killing. After the work Of slaugh-
tering the largest porkers in this vicinity
the men were invited into the house where
stood the table heavily laden with all the
good things that would satisfy the inner
man and which the women known we'll
how to prepare. The afternoon was spent
in playing various games and some fine
music was rendered By Miss Nettie Epley
and Miss Irene Nicholson, followed BY fine
singing BY the young men. All expressed
themselves as haYing q most enjoyable time
and wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Epley many
such events in the future. There were
about thirty-ive guests present being from
Petersburg Pa, Aura, Turneryille, Glass
boro and Hurffyille.
David NJ Tweed killed his--perkers on.
Tuesday.
I Mr.. VIM. F. Epley, Of this place and
Miss Ada L. Buzby, Of Glassboro, were
quietly married at the NJ E. Parsonage, Oh
Wednesday evening December 20th. by
Rev. 7. H. Hall.
Two hawks nailed up on wagon shed
looks very well, bnt ths see would look bet
ter.
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