Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
ThoRoFARE.

As the meeting Of the Grange on Mon
day night Of last week an election Of officers
took place with the following result:
Worthy Grand Master Mr. Chas Thomas;
oYerseer, Richard Wilkins; steward, Jesse
Muller, Jr.; chaplain, Mrs. Julia Gibbs;
assistant steward, William James Carter;
gate keeper, Mr.. Clarence Parks; secretary,
Mrs. William Plat; lecturer, Mrs. Annie
Thomas; ceres, Mrs Maggie Cloak; pomo-
ma, Miss Frances McGill; fora, Miss Mar
garetta Low; lady assistant steward, Miss
Mabel Clement. On the Monday evening
previous class of sixteen was taken IN.
They were: George Hornoff and wife, VIM,
Shuster and wife, VIM. Reed and wife,
George Smith and wife, the Misses Isabella
Smith, Lillian Budd, Sidney Thomas, Annie
Thomas, Maggie Gibbs, Edna Bowers, the
MesErs. Howard Carter and Walter MARBLE
This was an occasion for a grand supper
and jolly good social time followed it.
The Grange is constantly increasing in
goodlY numbers, and bids fair TO be the
leading Grange of the State.
Another society in Thorofare is scoring
a wonderful growth. The first anniversary
of Washington Camp, No, 90, P. o. S. A.
was celebrated in Wilkins Hall, Thorofare.
on last Thursday night The hall was well
filled with the members, their families and
friends. The presidents, Mr.. Aaron Win
dish, made an address of welcome, and the
chaplain, Mr.. L. r. Wilkins offered prayer.
Mr.. David Martin, Of Clayton, made
spirited address IN which he set forth the
history and objects of the Order. Several
charming duets were given by Miss Gibbs
and Mrs. Reesnan, and by Miss Gibbs and
Miss Mamie Harrigan, her guest from
Philadelphia, and received enthusiastic APP
plause. Past D P. E. L. Cloud. Of Wood
bury, was called upon, and made short,
pointed speech upon the principles of the
Order. President Windish then turned over
the entertainment to the company from
Camp 2, of Camden, who delighted the au-
dience with songs, etc. Excellent charac-
ter sketches were given by Mr.. J. Mcclure,
and Martin Mcclure, Of Camp 2, and the
Misses Eliza SitleY and Lizzie Mackin, Of
Camp 10 of Camden. After the literary
program had been finished, refreshments
were served, and all pronounced the even
ing delightful one.
Mrs. Jacob Muryhy at Bonner's corner
on the stone road has the red pepper ready
ground for her customers. This pepper has
become famous, having been prepared by
two or three generations, and is superior to
any found at the stores. %
William G. Lodge, wife and Walter, were
guests over Sunday of Isaac Stetser and
wife, in Camden.
Miss Blanche johnson, from PauIsboro,
visited the Misses Mary and Margaret Nor
ris over Sunday.
Taber Rambo and wife were guests at
h0g-killing at the home OF their daughter,
Mrs. William Vanneman in PauIsboro, on
Friday last.
L. K. Wilkins and wife were over Sum-
day visitors in the home Of Albert Wilkins
and wife, in Philadelphia,
William Armbruster, Jr., and wife, have
moved into the Wilkins house at the corner
of she Jobstewn road.
The roll Of honor for the Thorofare school
during the month of November, is as fol-
lows: In the room of the principal, Mrs. E.
f. Gill; Maggie Gibbs, Edna Bowors, Ethel
Sinister, Laura Budd, Claude Plat, and
Harry Windish.
In the room of Miss Campbell, inter-
mediaee, Ada Wilkins, Rush wilkins,
Josephine Wyne, Mary Platt, Mabel Ram
DO, Mamie Hammel, Emma Hammel, Chas.
Gleeson, Clark Mullen, Thomas Morris, and
Howard Clement.
In the room Of Miss Banks, primary
Pearl Chew, Grace Armbruster, Lydia Glee-
son, Florence Gleeson, Susanna Morris,
Marion Hudson, Adelaide Clement, Lyal
Kircber, Katherine Felsman, John Derias.
Sylvester Derias. All these young people
have been neither absent nor tardy during
the past month.