Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-12-04
PLEAsANTVILLE SCHOOL.
Thanksgiving Services Held on
Last Wednesday.

Last wednesday.
Pleasantville School No. l held theiI
Thanksgiving services on Wednesday
AFTERNOON Nov. "a.
Program.
Address on Thanksgiving by Prof. Chas
Ingersol B. C. s.
Song "FolIow Me- by School,
Recitation Kittens Consultation, Ethel
Oelenschlager
Recitation, Thanksgiving on the Farm,
Maggie Bartlett.
Song Touch not the cup, by school.
Recitation, Little Boy Blue" Lizzie
Brendel
Recitation A Brothers Love Alice Fow-
ler
Recitation, Getting Wife Charlie Moore.
Recitation, Little Missionary" Viola
Adams.
Recitation, Pumpkin Pies" Earle Farr.
." How to keep Thanksgiving
Day Max Kirscht.
Song Nature gives no Sorrow, by school.
Recitation, ''Pussy's lesson" lola How
ler
Recitation, "The first Thanksgiving
Day. Ivy Martin.
Recitation, what will Jesus say Oscar
Crippens.
Recitation, He Didn't think, Becka Sooy.
Song Dip the Oar, school.
Recitation, The right way to vote.-Lena
Swarts
Recitation What She said,-Sadie Jones'
" Baby's Story, Mary Blake.
i" Thanksgiving Time," EIyonta
Ingersoll
Recitation '.Curfew shall not ring to-
night" Bertha Pensno.
Recitation Jessie's party. Lille Martin.
ENGLISH GREEK.
Henry SteeIman and wife spent last
week at Barnegat City with their pa
rents.
Alferce Scull is fast improving the sur
rounding of his recently erected cottage
at this place.
Toney Steelman has returned home
and will spend the winter with his
VIM. R. Lake spent last week with his
brother John who resides at Sea Isle
City.
Mrs. Isaac Albertson spent last week
with parents in Bridgetnn.
Mrs. Amos Lee was rendered birth
day party on Thanksgiving and received
the best wishes of her children for the
coming year.
Eugene Scull, of the Wesley house. was
rendered surprise party by his young
friends last Monday night. He placed at
their disposal the adjoining hall where
they passed the evening in the most cor
teous manner until late hour when Al
were summoned to the dining room to
enjoy the delicacies OF sumptuous re-
past.
The members Of the Presbyterian Sun
day School are arranging for their Christ
mas exercises to be held Xmas eve. Ef-
forts will be made to make the program
interesting as usual.
The Brownie Euchre Club held its
semi-mOnthly meeting at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin P. Risley, on
Thanksgiving night. After the routine
business, cards were enjoyed for two
hours. Fruits were served before the fol-
lowing guests departed: Mrs. William E.
Lippincott, Mrs. Robert M. Willis, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Ewalt Richman Hates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sanders, DR.. j. II. North and Mr.
Walton Sanders.
The ladies connected with the N. j.
Children's Home society solicit dona
tions OF money and old clothing of all de-
scriptions. Mrs. VIM. Large and DR..
Eva Lake have visited family in this
locality who are really needing help
There are three motherless children, ont
a rheumatic cripple. The ladies intenC
organizlDgA sewing circle, and will will
ingl remodel any clothing given to them
Contributions of all kinds will be received
by Mrs. VIM. Large, Washington ave.
Pleasantville. These ladies contemplat,
holding an entertainment in the neal
future.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given j. Edward Asbmead, at th'
residence of his parents on the Shor
Road on Friday evening last. Games o
various kinds were INDUCED in until ,
late hour when the following guests de
parted tor their homes declaring the,
had spent most enjoyable Mrs
John Ashmead, Misses Agnes Collins
Bertha Ireland, Sallie Conover, August,
| Sooy, Matte Risley, Florence Thomas
Carrie Allen, Alice Horton, Messrs. j. Ed
ward Ashmead, Logan Mcconnell, Al
| thur Ryon, Archie Willis, William an,
Clinton Risley and John W. Thomas.