Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1898-01-12
CURRENT GOSSIP
and PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that uill Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF The HEEKs LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.

Mr.. Isaac Risley is on the sick list.
H. ThomassEsq. was a Phila. visitor
on Tuesdey.
Mrs. Faulkner Willis passedlast week
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Isaae Risley was an Atlantic City
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Preston Adams was Phila.
visitor on Thursday.
The Board of Freeholders met at the
Asylum on Thursday.
Miss MarcelIa Risley is visiting her
sister in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Scull, of Ocean
City, were Monday visitors.
MIS-. Robert Race was an Atlantic
CITY visitor ON Tuesday last.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Newell visited re-
latives at Scullville on Sunday.
Miss Mary Sutton, of Linwood, passed
Sunday with Miss Hannah Smith.
Mr.. Lewis Glenn, of Atlantic City,
passed Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. end Mrs. Brownie Halhert passed
last week with relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Laura Adams passed part OF
last week with friends in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jennie Gouldey returned home
Monday after an txtended western trip
Mrs. Belle Colloty, Of Atlantic City,
was the guest of Mrs. r. /. Risley on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Risley, of Ocean
City, were the guests of relatives here on
Monday.
Mrs. Gideon Scull and daughter were
the guests of Atlantic City friends on
Tuesday.
There was a partial eclipse of the
moon on Friday night last visible to the
naked eye.
Mrs. L. C. Lake has returned home
from C ,mden where she has been on u
ten days visit.
Captain John Burroughs is still i'm
proving and we hope to soon see him
with us again.
Special services at the Presbyterian
Church every evening this week, except
Saturday evening
Mr.. Japhet Price had the cad of bis
second finger mashed eff with d heavy
railroad iron last week.
Mrs. Charles Danuis and daughter, OF
ScullvilIe, were the guests ot Mrs. ". l.
Newell Jr. the past week.
Enoch Champion, Jr., of AbsecnD, is
awey ON q two weeks visit to his
brothers d. NJ Champions
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Batcnck Of Scul.-
vile. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John b. Smith on Sunday.
Abel S. Risley has again taken a
position on tha Reading Railroad hayipg
quit Myers & Go. last week.
Captain w. Smith, of Seaview, re-
turned home Monday from very long
aud rough trip from Boston.
Mrs. Lydia Doughty formerly of this
placo. but now of Atlantic City, is in
Camden quite i'll at an hospital.
L. III. Barrett, Samuel Bartlett and
Pardon r. Adams were among the
Trenton visitors Monday evening.
Enoch Shaw was arrested Thurs
day. upon the complaint of Mrs.
Hattie M. Adams for breach of the
peace. and held in 800 bonds by
Justice Abbott.
Captain l. G. Lake, of schooner W. K
Park, has sailed for Boston. We are ali
Glad he returned safely and well after
getting ashore on Toddy's Rock. If he
did get ashore he beat the feet OF vessels
back.
Uadertaker r L Rice went to P!ila-
delphia. on Saturday with the BODY of
Mrs Abraha am K1orr, of B lkersville, and
accom- moanjed the friends of the deceased
to ths fi1al resting place at Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Harry Collins who has been ser
iously i'll for SO months, accompanied bv
her hus bard and phs sician DR.. ]. FL.
North, left on Wednesday last for treat
mnnt at Jefferson Medical College Phila.
IT is the wish of her many friends that
she be restored to them in perfect health
before many weeks pass away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore who have
lately been married have taken charge of
the cozy home of Mr. Moore that has
been occupied by Mr. Griscom. Though
raised in Pleasantvila, Mr.. Moore has
made his home since his mothers death
with his sister Mrs. Shepherd Sooy, &of
Atlantic City. He is one Of the foreubsh
business men of Pleasantvile, and one
that we may be justly prou1 Of Mr..
and Mrs. Moore have the good wishes
aud congratulations OF large circle OF
friends.
Interesting services ware b I'D at Salem
Church on Sunday comm inciag at 8 45
a. m. with general experience meeting
f,Ilo we'd by an interesting sermon at
10 80 bv Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Central.
sMr. Charles Fl Ill occupying the Central
pulpit At Is p. m. the junior league
assembled; at 2.30 Sunday school, and
at 8 As a union gathering of all the
young peoples societies in the Borough
led by John r. Price, of st. Johns
Church, assisted by the Rsvs. Llffbarry
and d ,ugIass. League service at 6:45,
preaching gr 730 followed By revival
services, which were the beginning of a
series that are to follow. Rev. .Iewett
found days work had been accom-
ulished at the close of service so far as
labor was concerned at least.