Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-28
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friend, with his usual generosity, sup
piled both schools with oranges. nuts
and candy.
i Lupton, of Winchester, Va, arrived
Bond and family. Mr.. Bond has one
hundred and fifty acres in apples and
shipped about 5000 barrels to England
this fall Grace and Walker Bond,
now Of Ohio, constituted a part of the
:, family party.
James Engle, of Cleveland, arrived
on the morning of the 23rd, for a
three days stay with his family here.
Amos ]. Peaslee, of New York City,
spent the Gath and 25th with the home
folks.
Theodore Brown and family recent
/ ly entertained Robert Tyler, of Salem.
Joseph t. Carter attended the an
nual meeting of the board of directors
of the Farmers Reliance Insurance
| Company, on Friday of last week, in
Grange hall, at Burlington; about so
were in attendance. Edmund Brad
dock, of Medford, was reelected presi-
dent; Charles Collins, of Moorestown,
/ treasurer; R. L. Shivers, of Camden,
secretary; George E. Hunt, assistant
/ secretary. The directors from this
county are Joseph T. Carter, David
i T. Brown, Swedesboro; Joseph j.
! Brown, Mulliea Hill; William Nj
Evans, Hurffville; James NJ Tweed,
Williamstown; agent, w. B. Nichols,
Franklinville; adjuster, Joseph 7.
Carter. The company is carrying over
$21, 100000 insurance and paid out
last year over $4,000.
Elizabeth T.. Duell attended the
family Christmas dinner at her BROTH
er-in-law's Charles Tonkins, near
Mullica Hill.
Charles and Martha Heritage's fam
| lily had their annual gathering at the
home of Howard and Esther L. Rulon.
Mary Owen attended Christmas din
ner at the home Of her brother-in-
law, Joseph T. Chatham, Jefferson.
The following officers have been
chosen for the First-day school for
the coming year: Clara B. Haines,
superintendent; Benjamin c. Herr
tage, assistant; Mary Owen, CORES
pondent; Morris III. Allen, treasurer;
Nellie John, secretary; Rebecca Bor-
den, assistant secretary; Amy Haines,
librarian; Mary Owen, assistant Ii
! brarian.
The last meeting of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union was
well attended. The meeting opened
with the usual devotional exercises;
considerable business pertaining to the
work of the organization was trans
acted. Several copies of l.. Aralde,
published at It's Rockaway avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y, were obtained for
Italian workmen on the road Vice
presidents from each of the churches
were requested to make out lists for a
! quarterly magazine, of interest to
mothers. These will be sent by the
/ Union. Annual subscriptions had
! Temperance Banner for all families
/ represented in schools of the town
ship, and considerable literature had
also been purchased for Sunday
schools. Hannah Al. Heritage read
an amusing but logical selection, "a
Boy on Prohibition" The joint reso-
luton proposing an amendment to the
| Constitution, prohibiting the sale,
manufacture for sale, and importa-
ton for sale of beverages containing
| alcohol, introduced on December 4th
| by Congressman Hobson, in the
House of Representatives was also
read. The superintendent of Anti
Narcotics had good program.
| The Grange has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Edward Borden, Master; Henry Pool,
overseer; Maud Owen, lecturer; Chas.
| 7. Heritage, steward; George Pool
assistant steward; Clayton Thompson,
chaplain; Walter Heritage, secretary;
j. Omar Heritage, treasurer; Elsie
Haines, Flora; Sue Haines, Pomona;
Bertha o. Cook, Ceres; Sam'l Haines,
gate keeper; Lulu Haines, lady assist
ant steward.
Miss Nellie John is spending the
holidays with the home folks, at Elys-
burg, Pa.
Edwin A. Holmes and daughter
were guests of Benjamin Lawrence
and family, at Swedesboro, on Xmas.
The Young Ladies Fancy Work
Club were pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mrs William D. Ire
dell on Saturday afternoon.
Elmer and Annie Bradshaw, Annie
Cooper and Mary Ellen Hendrickson
We're guests of Joseph Owen and fam
lily, of Camden, on the oath.
Jerre Haines and wife and Samuel
Haines and wife attended the family
Christmas gathering at the home of
Howard Davis and family at Woods
town.
Edgar and Gertrude Haines took
Thomas Reeves and wife to the
Adams family reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf on
Christmas.
HURFFVILLE.
Mrs. Maria Wolf was buried in the
NJ e Ganaataru MoGI1,