Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-01-16
NEAREST NE|GHBORS ARE
AWAKE, AS YOU NAY SEE
LIN WOOD

Mrs. Kate Ireland, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs Sam Ireland.
Mrs Samuel Edmunds is quite indis-
posed. Her friends hope for an early
recovery.
AIillard Powell, with a fair friend.
took in the Steel Pier Vaudeville last
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. D. Thorn visited Atlantic
i City last Tuesday. Her time was oc-
cnpied with shopping and calling on
4 friends.
A great revival at Bethel church is
stirring the foundations Of the borough.
The meetings are in charge Of Rev.
lsord.
John Avtlelott, Somers Point butch
cd, purchased a fine horse of II. II. Pot
ter last week. The animal brought one
hundred and sixty dollars.
On Tuesday last, Warren Hamilton
took a trip to Hammonton to install
officers in the 7. Q. s., Of A. Camp, Of
which he il past president.
Dram Lee and w H. Potter last Tues
day attended the installation of r. Q.
! s. OF A. officers in Eammonton. Mr.
Gee is district president
( A pie social is contemplated and hopes
are entertained that it will be held in
the parsonage. The near by M. DIS will
reap a big harvest from this affair
Herbert Townsend has become part.
ncr of the Gormley undertaking b,asi-
iess in Atlantic City Enterprise and
hift are characteristics which will
always build firmly.
| Tsinwooditcs are anxious to know what
lraws Jack" Risley and Alfred Steel
nan to Atlantic City so frequently.
The secret will. no doubt, divulge itself
ii due time Eli, boys?
The Linweod Art Club met last We'd
iesday afternoon i'll the home Of Miss
laura Edwards Every two weeks the
'Iub meets Miss Lord will entertain
he Club at its next meeting.
A large delegation of Linwood mem
mrs of p 0. S. of A. camp visited
plcasantyiIle last Wednesday night to
sssist in the initiatory work of the
Jew camp Of that place. State officers
werc there
| On Tuesday last Mrs r. G. Adams, one
# the Board of Managers Of the Daught
rs of the American Revolution. Lafay
| tte Chapter went to Atlantic CitA
Where a special meeting was held in
lIuncaster hotel.
Henry and Alfred Adams are joining
n having d fine, two-story cottage built
brick cellar is one Of the features, a
arge bay window and porches with All
he modern interior conveniences. The
builder is a former resident of Pittsburg
elmer Mcpherson.
H. Z. Snyder, who some months since
purchased the cash grocery store
# Mrs. Copeland, has regularly estab.
islled himself with former patrons and
many new ones. A brother from Gibbs
poro. y. J.. w. L. Snyder, is installed as
clerk and general helper.
Mrs j. w. Wheatons little store is
popular point for candy lovers and
,ther lovers, when dainty sweets are
o be purchased. Her stock of candy
or the school children is selected with
IN eye to wholesomeness instead Of
highly colored stuff, so often offered
little ones.
The new station agent, Vernon Carl
SON. formerly of Ocean City, is happy
,vcr the rapid recovery Of his baby
Tbe child was threatened with some
nalady attacking locomotion Of the
eH~ After. an examination of the ease
IN Philadelphia hospital the trouble
vas pronounced only. local and after a
ew days treatment its usual condition
s being restored.
After a painful and protracted i'll
Tess Squire Hawk finally passed away
asst Tuesday morning at one o'clock
Ie was one ftLe best known and pop
liar men in the county. He was one OF
original volunteer firemen of Atlantic
-ity and the originator Of many pioneer
methods. He was sixty-fivc years old
Many who knew him the best most sin
erely mourn his death
The course of lectures being held III
he Atlantic City High School, have
lrawn many suburbanites, who enjoy
mental improvement. Linwood gray
natter" is well represented by the at
endance Of Mrs. Corson, Miss Lord and
Miss Adams. They pronounce the dis
'olIrses very interesting and instructive
Last Monday II. Fl. Potter Just missed
beeing hero and Mrs. A. Blackman, OF
Scullvile a wreck. In the afternoon. as
he lady was about to drive across the
abroad track near the station. one train
yoiug north and another going south
we're nearing the same crossing when
Mrs. Blackman was about to drive over
While watching one train She lost
hought fthe other and just as she was
about to drive between them, Mr.. Pot
Ter, seeing the danger. sprang at the
l head q fthe horse uuickIv hacking him