Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-08-19
PORT REPUBLIC.

George Hewitt has "bike".
The Band will hold an entertainment
September 9TH.
Mr.. Richard Collins was in Pleasant.
vile Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a picnic in
the Hall, Friday evening the 21st.
Mrs. Nelson Hewitt and eon, and
Mrs. Albert Hewitt, are visiting rela.
tives at Pleasantville.
Mrs. George L. Clark and son, has
returned home after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Dare, at Spring City, Pa.
Mrs. Leel- Bowen has asgoneto Philadel-
phia to Join her husband.
J. Johnson and Rev. Mr. Wsrthman
attended the funeral OF Rev. C. K. Flem-
ing.
Pev. Ashley Cake and family have
been visiting friends in Camden.
Miss C. johnson is spending few
weeks at Cape May City.
Mr.. Thomas, late OF Plea sentville
but now OF Philadelphia, was the guest
o. Miss Middle Collins on Sunday.
Capt. Lewis Blake talks of moving
to Philadelphia to secure urebettereducation-
al facilities for his children
Samuel Warthman will teach at New
Gretna this year.
Prof. Mitchell and family are expected
to return from New York the last OF
the month.
Mrs. Eliza beth Clark israpidly improy-
ing in health.
The Ladies Aid will hold an old maid
social in the Hall on Friday, Aug. 21.
Eliason Warthman spent a day at
Linwood.
The REV. Warren Rose will leave
the last OF the month to resume mis- stud
les at Dickerson College.
Mrs. Nelson Hewitt is visiting friends
at Pleasant, ille !.
DR.. HawEin and Few. Warthman
talk of taxing e trip with Capt. John
Abbott in his new vessel.
Mrs. r. Somers and son OF Oceanville
are the guests OF Mrs J. W. Johnson.
Esquire Garrison and family attended
the funeral OF his son-in-law last Friday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Michael Robinson is at New
Gretna
Richard BatesanGfamilyspent Sunday
with Capt. Henry Bates.
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Mr.. Lake Albertson is seriously i'll
at this writing.
Mrs. Francis A. Gaskill, wife OF Mr..
Samuel Gaslill, Gied on Saturday at
6 .. m. The funeral services were
at Central M. E. Church on Tuesday.
Henry Small, John Fisher and Leon
ard S. Robinson took trip to Indian
Mills on Saturday remaining over Sun
day.
Currie Leeds and Pichard Robinson
have gone in the clam and oyster bus
mess.
Three young men OF this place went
up Jersey recently on visit to see their
frienLs. While one got home sick while
up there the other one got homesick
after returning to this place as he is
a resident up there. The tnird was as
happy as lark and was longing to
stay. .:-. +.
e. ". Hegcrthy has got bountiful
crop OF grapes and peaches. Ma
The watermelon crop is very small
and tine vines infested with lice.
A number OF our young men took
a spin to camp meeting al Smiths Land
ing on Sunday evening. !.
barry BlacEman was Sunday visi-
tor here. 4.
Albert Morris and wife have returned
home to Fairport, Va.
ABSECON.
Mrs. Peter Reed continues very i'll.
Mrs. Baker Doughty has been very i'll
for several days.
Miss Joanna Doughty has returned
from a three weeks stay at the Water
Gap.
Miss Lizzie Boice has returned home
from the Delaware Water Gap where
she spent several weeks the past month.
Mr.. John Boice has as his guests Mr..
William Binker and wife, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Hester Binker, of the same city.
Mrs. Ann Babcock has returned home
from Pennsylvania where she passed
several weeks for the benefit of her
health.