Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-01-02
I1eiaR6orfooa aofea and Personals

Miss Olive Adams is entertaining Mis-
Ethel Fish, Of Phila.
AIr. Wesley Ford expects TO enter th'
real estate business.
| Capt. Chas. f. Risley is remodelinl
his Verona avenue home.
| Mr.. Harry Warren. Of Rhode island
| is the guest Of Miss Anna Stephenson.
Mrs. e. Kettler is spending the holi
| days with her son in New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rogers, Of Blrling
| ton. are visiting their sister, Mrs, Arthur
| z. Ryon..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conover spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Daudt, of Phila-
DR.. and AIRS. Inlay Sharpe have re
turned after visiting Mrs Sharpes rela
lives i'll Pennsylvania.
MIR. John Heinzman, for the last few
months connected with The Press, sailed
on Monday Tor Mexico.
Mr.. Preston B. Adams will leave Mon
day for Tampa, Fla, where he will re
main for the rest Of the winter.
Harry and Cecil Watson left on Fri
day to spend the holidays with theii
grandparents IN Fallsington, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rvon entertained
the entire Ryon family at dinner on sun
day. More than twenty-five were pres:
ellt.
Stores in the center Of the town pre-
sented gala holiday appearance. Never
before We're their show windows more
pretty.
Piasntville is somewhat near the
ront in good causes, Many Red Cross
hristmas staAps were used BY local
persons.
Mrs. NJ. r. Fish returned from Bath
a., on Wednesday, where she was sud
lenly called to attend the funeral Of her
lncle.
Mr.. J. G. Anderson is well pleased with
he business he did during Christmas
week. He sold three pianos and one
pianolo.
Janitor Wilson is proud Of the gift
bestowed upon him, a two and one hall
lollar gold piece, by the teachers at
school house No. ..
The congregation of the Salem NJ. i
huuch presented their pastor, Rev. Gas
oyne. with a Christmas gift, a purse o.
wenty dollars in gold.
Chief Reiilar is always on his ofiicia
OBJ, but now that his home is supplies
With self playing piano, it is believeo
le will never sleep
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Rogers Of Bu,4ing
on, were in town several days this week
visiting relatives Of Mrs. Rogers. who war
formerly OF Pleasantville.
Mr. Osborne Ware has been snIlerins
he past few days from an attack d
onsilitis. He was obliged TO have af
operation performed on "Wednesday.
The Sunday school class Of Mis-
Blanche Wishain donated a number o
pieces Of clothing and toys for distri
,ution among the needy at Christina.
time.
Mrs. Harry Wood entertained a nun
,er of relatives on Sunday. Her guests
we're; Mr. and Mrs. William Boiee ans
hildren Mrs Mary Boice and family
aud Mrs Zull1cr
MIR. and Mrs Wilbur Reed rctulneo
rom a two weeks trip in Florida ol
.ycdug y,y While there, they yisite
she-f fNrrhpal cities and MIR. Hugh Collins
aud family at Eustis.
Mrs Chas Thompson gave 4 party las
Wednesday evening to Mrs. Johnson
little kindergartcnsclas The little one
were more than delighted when a rea.
Santa Claus descended from the chimney
with gamc and stocking filled viii
goodies.
The teachers of The public schools pre-
,ented their supervisor, Mr.. H. 7. Alal
tellar with a handsomely bound set O.
.Nhitter's Works, as a Christmas re
memlTance. The spirit OF mutual con
idcncc existing between the Supervisor
and his teachers is to be highly com
mendcd
The many friends of Mr. Leon Collin
are surprised to learn Of his marriage ii
Miss Myrtle keclcr, of Glassboro, on last
Thanksgiving. Miss Kcclcr was one "
,Iassboro's popular Young school teach
ars, and has number of friends in hi
place. The bride and groom are spend
ing their honeymoon in Washington, u
G.
Many Plcasantville people enjoyed the
Christmas matinee of The Girls of Got
ienberg" Among those present We're:
Mr. Harry Collins. Miss Emma Tourist
Mr.. Stanley North, Mr.. Edward Willis
Mr.. Charles Moore, Mr.. Claude Alboi
Miss Marjorie North, Mr.. Howard North
Mr. and Mrs. George Lccch. Mr. and Mrs
Robert NJ Willis, Miss Elizabeth Willis
Mr.. Albert Strang and MIR. and Mrs Wm
H. Adams.
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A home study course and short resi-
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