Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-03-16

few days with Philadelphia friends.
| Mrs. Thomas Crawford is enter
talning her sister from Camden.
| Mrs. j. HI. North was the guest Of
Mrs. Cyrus Osgood. Of Hammonton,
Sunday.
Mrs. John Bartlett left Wednesday
for few days visit with Asbury
Park friends;
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Collins have
returned from Florida.
Mrs. Herbert Voorhees, spent Tues
day afternoon as the guest OF Miss
Ray Lake.
Mrs. Wesley X. Smith entertained
her mother, Mrs. Borroughs, on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Lake entertain
ed Mrs. Alvin Homan and daughter,
Mrs. Polly Wicks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Stevens on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah English, of Mays Land
Ing, spent last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lucas Lake.
Mrs. Elias Campbell and daughter
Alice, have returned from very
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Thomas, OF Philadelphia.
| Mr. and Mrs. Elphra Sooy enter
tained at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis &C. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Lake and Mrs. Alvin
| Homan.
| Miss Estella Sooy, OF Park Avenue.
is convalescing after serious illness
Rev. E. A. Miller left on Monday t.
attend the Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference at Red Bank.
| Mr.. William Champion spent Sun.
day with his grandmother, at her
home in Camden.
Mrs. p, X. Hilliard has returned
from a very pleasant visit with New
Gretna relative
Miss Pearl Adams entertained oD
Monday evening at her Verona Ave
nue home: Miss Irene Farr, Messrs.
Eaton Roland and Mr.. Robinson OF
Pleasantville.
Rev. Roland Crist returned to his
home on Friday. after spending
week with relatives at Welch Run,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. z. Adams enter
tained at cards last Thursday even
Ing.
Mr.. Earl Farr, formerly employed
by the Western Electric Company, of
Philadelphia, has resigned his posi-
tion and accepted one with the Reu-
ter Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Mark Booye ia the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen
OF Wright Street.
Mrs. Samuel G. Bartlettan daugh-
ter Margaret and Miss Agnes Adams
spent Saturday In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma English, OF Mays Land
Ing, spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. Hanna Lake.
Mr.. Edward Helfrich entertained a
midnight stag party last Thursday
in honor OF the K. A. g. The boys
objected to having to give up their
other sports In the early part Of the
evening, SO Mr.. Helfrich decided to
entertain them at midnight. Those
present were: Roger Williams, Ray
mond Ireland. Ralph Sanders, Ed.
Helfrich, Chas. Moore, Earnest
Wright, Claud Albor and Curtis
Risley.
A correspondent writes: THAT
article by the supervising principal
was all right. Ii you could induce
him to write each week on New
Jersey school laws, large majority
OF parents and teachers would be
benefited, for there are many per-
sons who know very little about the
school laws" It's up to the pro-
lessor.
Call rose by any other name and
IL will not smell as sweet. Call
that foot OF slop on Shore Road by
the name OF gravel and we would
say, you prevaricate.
The greatest advance made in
this Borough in the past lies In the
fact that we are commencing to
learn why certain results follow GER
tain practices.
There is many a property owner
able and willing to pave his side
walks, but they prefer to wait until
concerted action is taken. Quite
natural, for what's the use spending
/ money on ones own front when
| the fellow next door maintains mud.
San easter Tea" viii be given
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian Church. in the Chapel.
Thursday evening, March 2s. Tickets
25 cents.
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