Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-05-15
1eigR6orRoo9 4ofeA and PerSonoR0

Miss Gussie Dietrich spent Sunday
with her parents--ni Cologne.
Mrs. Richard Collins, of Port Republic
spent Friday and Saturday with relatives
| in town.
Mrs. Harry Bowen and Mrs. Eunice
Bartlett, Of Port Republic visited friends
! in town on Friday.
Mr. Daniel Perkins. OF New York. was
entertained on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs
Peter B. Risley.
! Mr.. Thomas Thompkins and family, OF
Atlantic City, have taken up their resi-
dcnce in Plcasantville. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Collins and Dr.
Milton Sooy. Of Phila., spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collins.
On Tuesday evening the following pro
gram was rendered by the Salem Ep-
worth League at their Longfellow exer-
cises:
A number of riends gave a delightful
surprise party to contractor Chas. $. Ad
| ans on Tuesday. 1t was in honor of the
anniversary Of his birth.
All the different societies and Sab
bath schools are arranging for annual
piclIics This means that the children
and grown-ups also, are full Of antici-
patien and will be till the after the
early part Of June is past.
The dressnaking firm Of Rislcy & Col
bath were robbed by sneak thieves on
Thursday evening. The thief boldly en-
tered by the front door while the mem
bers of the household were in the dining
room at dinner. No arrests have as yet
been made.
Mr.. Milton Sooy. Of Phila., has been
attending his. sister. Mrs. Lizzie Higbee.
who was operated on for appendicitis
at Dr. Marvels sanitarium on last Sat
urday Mrs IIigbee is recovering from
the operation in Il very satisfactory man
ner.
Skctche OF Longfelow's life, President
Solo-The Bridge. r.. l.. Race Recita
ton Mr.. Finney's Tnrnip, Marjorie
Thomas. Recitation-The Children's
Hour, Francis Allen. Recitation-The
Village Blacksmith, Sara Bowen. Duet
Crrfew, Mrs Arthur Ryon and Mrs. Cur
tbs Risley. Reading The Famine Scene
Mrs Charles Allen.
The 5Sth Anniversary Of the Salem
NJ g. church will be held on May IL
1909. The District Superintendent, Rev
Sanford NJ Nichols, will preach at 10
o'clock in the morning and the Rev J
Morgan Read. ID, President of Penn
ington Seminary, will preach at night
There will be excellent special music by
an augmented choir.
The First Quarterly Conference Of both
The Wesley and the Salem churches will
be held on Saturday evening May 18th
The Conference at Wesley viii be held
early in the evening, and at Salem at .
o'clock All the officials are requested to
be present with the presidents of the
Ladies' Aid Societies and Epworth Leag
ues and the superintendents of the Jun
ior League.
A large number of Plcasantville dele
gates attended the Spring Convention OF
the County WC.T.U. at Absecon on last
Friday. An excellent program was ar
ranged for all sessions of the day
Those assisting in the program from
Pleasantvilc were: Mrs. Mark Casio
Dr. Eva W. Lake and Rev. Chapman. Dr.
Chas H. Mead. DID,, of Newark, gave
one Of his fine addresses in the evening
An interesting program was given on
Arbor Day at School No. 3. The mus
cal numbers We're pleasing. among them
were duets by Misses Blanche Wiseh
man and Katie Nelson, Harry Conover
aud Harry Watson, quartette and chor
us nv Misses Helen Leeds. Katie Nelson
Blanche Wiscliman and Beatrice White
honsc and a vocal solo by Beatrice
Whitehouse An interesting address, on
4 e 4 H.