Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-12-13
HuRFFvILLE.

A surprise party, or rather donation,
was rendered Rev and Mrs G. S. Golf on
Friday evening. To say that it was gen
uine surprise is only telling a fact was ex-
emplifed by the countenance and action OF
the parson and family. While everything
was peace and ssquietude at the parsonage,
there meyer appeared into the minds OF the
occupants shat the people were congregat-
ing within few yards of the house. At
7.30 O'Clock the people adjourned to the
parsonage, and were welcomed with out
stretched arms, young and old participated
in the various amusements of the evening.
All report most joyous time and for
laughter SURPRISING ali like previous occas-
ions The PASTORS larder was nicely en-
riched by various good things, and every
body did Justice to the abundance of cake
and lemonade. Some who did not find it
convenient to 90 sent their betokens of loYe
on Saturday. The whole affair proved
very satisfactory, and trust that hearts
were made happy by sheir presence. THOSE
present were: John Franklin and wife.
Albert M. Hurff and wife. G. A. Shaw and
wife, Brooks Hurff and wife, Henry Thies
and wife, Charles McNulty and wife, Jos.
G. Pearson and wife, w. Scott Kier and
wife, Penrose Thorn and wife, George Nor
gan and wife, John Cant and wife, Thos.
G. Bee and wife, Augusta Thies, Jr., and
wife, John Bee and wife, William Yonker
and wife, Elwood B. Hurff and wife Mrs.
Riggie JONES' Mrs Amanda Hurff, Mrs.
Sallie johnson, Mrs. Samuel Hook, Mrs.
Florence Cheeseman, Mrs. Kate Sherman,
Mrs. Mary Emma Simpson, Mrs. Matte
Clement. Misses Annetta Clark, Carrie Ep-
ley, Dora Simpson, Kate Sherman, Sadie
Epley, Vera Hurff, Nettie Epley, Hazel
Burrough, Esther Beatty, Geneva Morgan,
Irena Morgan, Anna Sherman, Anna Pear
son, Myra Jones, Reba Pharo, Estella Pear
son, Messrs. Neal Shaw, Everets Simpson,
Lewis Yonker, Hiram Jones, John Pear
son, Theodore Shaw, Eugene SHERMAN,
Evan d. Pearson.
William M. Evans killed his pen OF
porkers on Monday.
Charles Turner and wife, and Gilbert l.
Kirkbride and wife attended the session OF
the State Grange at Trenton last week.
Miss Helen Evans, of Williamstown, has
been spending week with Miss Anna
Turner.
Good prices were realized at the public
sale of personal property Of Lehman Raj
nier on Wednesday, who will soon move to
Grenloch. Owing to it getting so dark and
the people leaving for home, the COWS were
not all sold, but was offered at nearby
sale on Tuesday.
William B. Jones, of Woodbury., has
taken possession Of the store which he
bought of R. C. Clark, and moved here on
Monday.
Mrs. John D. Franklin had a slight
paralytic stroke on Monday, but is able to
attend household duties.
Painter Erickson has moved to Philadel-
phia.
Wilbert Hurff and G. I. Kirkbride killed
porkers on Tuesday.
r. c. Clark moved to Williamstown on
Monday.
William M. Pierce is clerking for grocer
w. B. Jones.
C. A. Shaw has accepted position as
agent for an insurance company.
Mrs. Albert M. Hurff was given birth
day card party on Thursday.
By the condition in which George Nor
gan's mail box has been placed, there must
surely be some one with wagon wheel out
of service.
TX. Harvey lost one Of his hack horses
last week.
George Hannold has accepted position
in the seed and implement department. with
Taylor Bros, at Camden.
David M. Tweed lost valuable COW last
week.