Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-01-02

Detectives were employed and coliafs
were located.
| Miss Clara bingham is visiting l,el
parents IN Shippsnsburs. Pa.
Mrs. ] Gol'epbnrg il entertaining her
father and brother 81 Phila.
Miss Alberta Alaips i visiting Miss
Gertrude Steelman, of Bridgetou.
Mr.. Roger Williams and Mr. Ireland
Doughty are visiting friends il Phila.
Miss Marie Ggispie, Of Garden, Il visit
ing her cousin, Miss Florence Boyle.
Mrs. Theo. Lore and daughter. Blanche,
are visiting Mrs. Lore's relatives in MILL
vile,
Mr.. and Mrs James Martin entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Risley, OF Wildwood,
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wallis andadaugh
Ter, Of Phila., spent the weeks end with
Mrs Carrie Stewart.
A watchnight service. beginning at 10
u NJ. will be held New Years eve in the
Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Champion and Nj
Elwood Weeks we're the Christmas guests
of Miss Alice Campbell.
Nr. Howard North, Of Merchantrille
spent Christmss with his parents, DIR.
and AIRS. James H North.
MI. j. Edward Ashnlead, Of Newark,
spent the holidays with his parents, Mr
AID Mrs. John P Ashmead
Mr. Wnl. + Garrison has remarkably
handsome Christmas tree for his tyo
daughters. Ffarcis and Esther.
UntiI further notice Bohlsons store
viii close every evening except Mondays
and Saturdays, at eight o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs james Brooks, Of Phila.
spent Christmas with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. a. Campbell
Mr. Richard Boyle, Of Camden, spent
several days Of this week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boyle
MI and Mrs VIM Large, Jr:, Of Vine.
and, are spending the week with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
Large, Sr.
Miss Grace Van Nortwiek and Miss
edna Bruster, students ofthe State Nor
ial school, are the guests Of Miss Mar
.orie North.
Miss Mary Boyle is the guest of Nj
tild Mrs. VIM. Boyle, of Haddonfield
here she viii remain for the New
ears festivities.
Alr. and Mrs. Alervyn Wilson speni
hristinas and the remainder of the. week
II the guests Of the formers sister Mrs
anon, df Phila-
The crowds of people who attended
lie Baptist Sunday school celebration OF
Wednesday evening w4e we'll please
ith fhe entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs b u. AFittncr have Il
urned To their hoHp iii Fredericksburg
a.. after spending several weeks Will
Ir. and Mrs Joseph Gardner
Mi. Raymond lyaia4d and Miss Elle
.'rown went to camden on Christina
lay Everybody y wondering whether
Has name has been changed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Benz. Green entertained
Il dinner on Christmas day. Thei
uests were. Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence East
SEX and air. and Mrs. Clifton Lake
Mrs Edward WellA is recovering aftei
brief illness, Her ipother's death last
week proved too much for her and sine
ieturning from the funeral She has suffer
4 from the shock.
NIT. and Mrs Frank Oberhotzer en-
tertained On Christmas Their guest
sere: Mr. and Mrs. John Dhcrheltni
i Phla., Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Roop, MI
Vm. Roop, ,Ir. and Mr.. Horace Policy
II NonistoNn, Pa
The iirp of - Adains & Bro. vii dis
sose partnership v,s ,s;tfissart5 ist ali
William u. Adams viii continue to serve
is customers from the wagon. He wishe
1t this time to thank his friends 70 rtleii
patronage and hopes that III the fmlre
they will continue to favor him
Tie Presbyterian Christian Eadeavol
,ocictv will hold 3 social at the home ai
Albert Strang on New Years night. III"
program is as follows: solo, No MotiieI'
Guide Him. BY RAYMOND Ireland
rotation, .1[he Queen Of the South
v STANLEY NORTH molfologue, Heart
Throbs, BY Albert Strang-
Never wet an envelope or stamp with
vour tongue when sealing letter cS
,lained teacher To her class Of little
mes. (Later) Teacher sealing letter,
il the old fashioned way One small boy
in the class with uplifted hand Well
James. what is the natter Why.
teacher. you sealed that letter with your
tongue
family reunion WAS held AT he
home OF AIRS Elphra Sooy on Sunday
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
AZ bartlett, Mrs Mary Bartlett, Miss
lena Shinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j.
Soov aud children. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
shinu of Atlantic City; Miss aAirgaret
I,aftlrtt, Mr.. Parker lIa1Tis and children.
and Mr.. Ira q. Brtlett.
The Christmas mails were the largest
known il local history, requiring mlieA
extra time and labor in attending The
many packages and innumeral,lc
post cards The labor ot postal officials
would be greatly lightcned il each sender
would be careful to place The stamp neat
ly in the upper right land corner Of all
lnissives.