Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-01-20

The Misses Allen were Sunday visitors
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. l. Newell has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mr.. Lewis II. Barrett was a Trenton
visitor last week.
Capt. John W. Conover is slowly re-
covering from a severe cold.
Mr.. S. s. Stetzer of Longport visited
relatives in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Rehecca Jeffries is visiting her
daughter Mrs. knimmel in Phila.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson of Pitman Grove
visited Rev. Levi Larew last week.
Mrs. Arnold Race was the guest of
her sister in Mays Landing last week..
Mr.. John 7. Irving of Elwood was the
guest of Mr.. Tobias l.. Mcconnell on
Friday.
Miss NJ. l.. Jackson of Hammonton
visited friends in town on Friday and
Saturday.
The W. C. 7. Z held very successful
meeting in the Presbyterian church on
Friday night.
Miss Florence Jones of Phila. gave a
lecture in the Presbyterian church Fri
day afternoon.
The topic of the mothers meeting of
the W. C. T. q. on Thursday will be
"Home amusements."
Mr.. and Mrs. Moutice Scull and child
rem of Atlantic City were the guest of
relatives in town on Sunday.
Much interest was manifested in the
revival services at Salem NJ E. Church
last week. They will be continued until
further notice.
The Revival services at Salem M. E.
church were well attended last week and
were productive of much good. Several
professed conversion.
Special meetings are being held in the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. DIR. Acke-
man of Atlantic City, will be with us
this week. Go and here what he has to
tell you.
DIR. J. II. North was very indignant
the other day when the editor of the
Press accused him of singing. He says
the noises he makes cannot properly be
called by that name.
The railroad employees of the West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company
at Atlantic City contributed handsome
floral Offering resembling ticket punch,
in respect for their late friend, Conduc-
tor, C. ]. JUST 'e. who died Friday last.
The PRESS acknowledges the receipt of
a letter on the subject of dinners and
parties with no name attached thereto.
We are compelled to abide by an un-
broken rule in newspaper work to never
print anything that has no signature
attached.
The annual meeting of the Shore
Union Y. p. S. C. E. will be held with
the st. Sohn's NJ. p Church, Monday
evening, Jan. 25. The speaker of the
evening will be DR.. Thomas Marshall, of
Chicago, who will deliver an address on
the general subject of Missions. Song
service commencing at Z P. M.
All Sunday school workers are invited
to attend a meeting for a conference of
Sunday School work, to be held in Salem
M. E. Church of Smiths Landing Satur-
day afternoon Jan. 23 The Rev. L. D.
Stultz, State secty. of Home department
will be present and address the meeting
also E. d. Risley Of Mays Landing.
Conductor C. |. Justice, aged so, of the
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad died
Friday morning at O'Clock, in Camden,
after lingering illness. Kidney trouble
caused his DEATH Deceased was well
and favorably knowain Atlantic City,
Camden and Philadelphia. During veaTs
1881-'S2 and 's3 he was agent Union
Transfer Co. at Atlantic City, since which
time he has been railroadiDg. He was
married only last Summer and q widow
survives him. InterInent- at Trenton
Monday afternoon