Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-11-18

:. RISLEY.
children win very likely attend the Rich.
land school for thepresent.
About 15 loads OF hay pass up South
Jersey avenue every day on the way
to. Vineland and vicinity, where it ID
sold for 81 to 81 load.
The other day your correspondent
came across small grave yard Just
beyond First avenue outside of Estelle
There were four tombstones in a row
and this is the tale they told OF the per
iod Of the Revolution :
judith Coneley, Died 1880, Aged 40.
Ephriam Sayrs, ,Jr., Died 772, Aged "a
Bertha Sayrs, Died 1880, Aged N.
Ephriam Syrs, Died 1773, Aged sc.
During the first year OF r. L. Barring.
er : residence here, which has Just ended,
ne cleared per cent on his investment
from truck and poultry.
D. L. Risley has given instructions
for the church building on Cumberland
avenue to be finished Immediately at
his cost.
The postmaster at Risley says Dusi.
ness shows gratifying Increase.
New York and Philadelphia pa apera
are now received at MIR. Bennett g store,
opposite Risley station every morning.
A. II. hincey OF Liverpool, Eng, has
his house built and has made many i'm.
proYements on his farm.
II. Medlicot, Of Liverpool, Eng, has
had his residence completed on tract
7.
NalterJ. Knox, a well known builder
and contractor, OF London has purchas-
ed ten acres on tract II.
John 1llingworth formerly grocer,
butcher and provision dealer OF Pick
amnswortl, Eng, has arrived with
four othas and given the contract for
the erection OF his house which is now
nearly finished. Re is iovial old gent.
leman and is going into farming on
large scale. One OF his sons, ]. Hing
worth, Jr., vel known business man
OF IL ST. Mary Axe, London, Eng, also
has ten acres on tract s. Mr.. Hing
worth is well Plea sed with his purchase
and is orc ci the most contented and
happy inha abits nts OF this new and enter
prising district.
William Page, wife and two children,
OF London, Eng, have arrived. Mr..
Page will probably open a store in the
district in addition to cultivating his
fifteen acres.
John Ward famous lawyer OF Folk
estone, Eng, has bought two farms
on tract u.
There are over $50 people in Estelle
now.
Another large party of English people
are expected soon.
Our English cousins seem to be very
wei satisfied here.
The frame work of the new station
at Dorothy was begun last week.
William II. Baldwin, of South Hart
ford. n. Y. bought farm No. 933 last
week.
William G H. Crosby of Belvidere,
Npw jersey. has bought farms, numbers
2090 aud 2l00 on tract II.
Mr. Packer. the president of the
Estelle Building company. il now on the
grounds supervising the work.
After the 10th Of this month Station
Agent Bennett at Risley will have tickets
for sale to sll points on the road.
Mr. Steader of South River n. J. was
here Saturday 10 secure 10 acres. John
Fuoss, of the same place, also bought
/ Is acres.
Henry Z. Cassidy Of 30 Summer street,
C0hops, n. V, was here last week on
visit ard was very much pleased. Be-
fore be lift he bought 10 acres.
The EStelie Building Company has its
hands full Of work. Any persons de-
string to have houses built on their
farms should write to the company. Its
address is Risley, n, j.
Charles Orr, of No. 307 Master street.
Phil%%a lpiiia, who had already bought
farm on tract II was here last week
to look at his property. While here he
secured contract to clear off Mrs.
Mallon's farm.