Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1898-12-28
Mrs. FI Jewett ia on the sick list.

Mrs. F. L. Jewett is on the sick list.
Mrs. Miilie. Lee was in town on Fri
day.
Mr.. James Lewis Risley is building a
new barn.
Mlss Ruth Kisley passed Monday in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Peter B. Risley passed Friday In
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Vincent Lake passed Tuesday in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Walter Brown returned to Phila.
on Thursday.
Mrs. Nettie Race is visiting relatives
In Mays Landing.
Miss Eliza Risley returned home from
Phila. on Monday.
Harry Collins and wife arrived from
Bridgeton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Collins passed
Christmas in Phila.
Mr.. r. j. Risley and family passed Sum
day in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Elphra Sooy spent Mon
day in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cox left on Monday
for visit to baskerville.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen passed
Sunday in Steelmanville.
Howard Mcdonnell is spending the
holidays with his parents
Samuel Clark and wife, had all OF their
/ family home on Christmas.
Mrs. Annie Wright spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon Ryon.
Mrs a. 81. Jenness and children were
Phila r;dtors on Christmas.
Miss Minnie Ireland who has been
quite ill is slowly recovering.
Miss Sallie Smith and Will English,
spent Sunday at Bakersville.
Miss Lena Sutton. of Linwood passed
Sunday with Miss Minnie ADg.
Most people had a double Christmas
this year.-Sunday and Monday.
Miss MarcelIa Risley is confined to her
had with the grip in Atlantic City.
Mr.. WIN. Large Jr. and wife are spend
ing the holidays with their parents.
Master Milton Jewett has one of the
anest Christmas trees on the Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatem passed a part of
the holidays with Camden relatives.
Mrs. Willard Wright, of Atlantic City,
visiting her sister Mrs. Pardon Ryon.
Aunt Betsey RisIey is slowly recover
No from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Miss Mary Spain, of Phila. is enjoying
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
). Adams.
MR.. I. Risley and family enjoyed
christmas with their daughter at At
laRtic City.
Miss Clara Adams is spending her
christmas at Cape May at her brothers
Frank Lake.
Mrs. John Burroughs, of Atlantic
City, was the guest of Mrs. Abbie Lake
on Wednesday.
DR.. J. Fl. North is spadiDg up his gar
den and getting ready to plant MS
spring clam crop.
Mrs. L. C. Lake entertained her par
ents, also her sisters family from Cam
den, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ingersell and her interesting
rrandsons were Christmas sightseeing
in Phiia. on Friday.
The Postmaster and express agents
were kept busy last week distributing
Christmas packages.
Mr.. d. G.. Potter, of Hammonton, a
former resident of Pleasantville, was in
town on Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Allen has returned home
from Burlington, where she has been
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Rogers.
Can't. John Burroughs and wife enter
tained all their children, grand children
and great-grand-child on Christmas. :.
O. J. HammeIl returned last week
from a two weeks cunning trip in North
Carolina with some Atlantic City friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Iugersoll were
presented with hall lamp on Christmas
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. lpger-
soil.
Ex-Postmaster Garwood and wife
apent the Christmas Holidays with
Mrs. Garwood's mother Mrs. Isaac
Collins.
Ambrose and Frank Hammell and
Harry B. Leeds killed foe lot of quail
at Port Republic last veek-36 IN one
days gunning.
Miss Rena Burroughs and Edna Ryon
and some Others took spin on their
wheels from BakeEsyille to Pleasant
vile on Saturday.
Eugene and Myra Lake who have been
attending school have returned home to
spend the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lake.
Capt. George Halsey. one OF Pleasant
yflle's well-known citizens, died IN New
York last week. He leaves widow,
4bres sons, and four ds1Sbteu