Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-04-24
ReigR6orRooa 1ofe4 and 9erAonoRA

Mr.. Chas. |. Snyder is the possessor OF
a valuable new horse.
Mrs William l. Newell, ST., has been
critically i'll for number of days.
An infant daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Willis on Wednesday
April IA.
Mr. and Mrs. John Champion and fam
lily have,returned to their home ON North
Main street.
A well known former resident, Mr..
Somers Champion, has been spending a
lew days i'll town.
Mrs. Clayton Berry and son, of Brigan-
Inc, spent a portion of last week visit
ng Airs. Mark Fritsch.
On Monday evening Mrs. Rae Wood and
Miss Nettie Collins were guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. Lewis Champion.
Farmers from surrounding districts re-
,ort that much damage was done to the
each crop by the frosts of last week.
The pretty new bungalow of Mr.. and
Irs Osborne Ware, at Main street and
seading R.R., is being rapidly completed.
Contractor Ezra A. Lake is building Il
.uIJby DullSdlOW On l<CHuOA dFClluC 1Oi
,lr and Mrs. Hiram Crock, of Atlantic
City.
Little Julia Leeds, daughter of Mr.. and
Irs David Leeds, is suffering from her
rm which was severly burned on an
Ill stove last week.
Cottages are renting WELL so far this
season. Among those who have already
ented their homes are Capt. r. |. Risley
larry Turner and Alfred Risley.
The w. G. I. u, of Atlantic County
are making extensive preparations for
heir annual spring convention to be held
in Absecon NJ. E. church early in May.
The Gen Lafayette Chapter of the d.
\. r. have issued invitations for their
annual luncheon to be held at Hotel
'helsea, Atlantic City, on Saturday, May
lst. at one o'clock The meeting held
previous to the luncheon will begin at
eleven o'clock.
One of the deaconesses OF the New
Jersey NJ T.. Conference will speak IN
the churches of the Camden District dur
ing the ensuing weeks. She will speak
at the Salem church in the interests OF
the Woman's Home Missions, on next
Sunday evening.
The women of all the congregations
Of the PleasantviIle churches were in
gited to attend Mothers Meeting at
the Mount Pleasant church, on Thurs
day afternoon, Mrs Annie Steelman o.
Atlantic City gave the address.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hezc
kiah Adams, of Atlantic City, died from,
IL. Ii AT,-s A Il i
the son of Mr.. Edward Adams. of NORTH
Pleasantvile, and the many friends OF
chat locality extend sincere sympathy.
The Wesley church was largely attend
ed on Sunday evening, when the cantata
Priest and King" was given. This wa,
one of the finest musical events of the
season, and reflects great credit on the
participants.
The Salem Epworth League have elect.
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: president. Mrs. John G. Thomas:
secretary, Rogers Williams; treasurer
Earl Fairbrothers; first vice-president.
Charles Bowen; second vice president
Mrs. Emma Ryon; third vice president
Mrs Robert L. Race.
Easter Sunday wasn't much of a day
for autos. Between noon and six O'Clock
in the afternoon three hundred devil
wagons" whizzed across the West Jer-
sey tracks and one hundred and fifty
four motor cycles. That was day OF
rest and recreation for the gate man.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Myers had marrow escape from death
at Dolphin Station on Saturday morn
ing The boy had been to spend thu
night with his grandparents, and was
returning home in the care of his aunt
Miss Austine. As Miss Austine and the
child alighted from the south bound ear
and stepped to cross the north bound
track, the child was struck by a flying
can, which had approached unnoticed
Miss Austine was not struck, and the
child miraculously escaped with few
bruises on the face, and a nervous shock