The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-24

Mr.. George Spokesman and friend,
Mr.. Johnson, of New York City, are
spending a weeks vacation with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Spokesman.
Mr.. Frank Hasselbrack, of South
Boston, Mass, spent a few days with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Spokesman.
Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin entertained
last week her niece, Miss Kathryn Fra
zier, of Tuckerton.
The members of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Of the M. E.
Church enjoyed a pleasure last Tues
day in the Carolus Grove 1t North
Absecon, on their annual all-day out
ing. Ice cream and cakes were served
in the afternoon by the hostess and
her daughter. A picture of the group
was taken by Mr.. Caro1us, who has
been a photographer for many years.
Joseph Sinner, of Absecon High
lands, recently had his right arm brok-
en- when his auto engine backfred
while he was cranking it.
John Berry and family, of Baltimore,
former residents, have returned to Abb
secon, and have taken possession of
one of the Hare premises on N. Church
street.
Mrs. Harry J. Lee has been confined
to her bed with heart trouble the last
three weeks.
DR.. C. G. Allen is out again, after
being confined to his home a week by
illness.
Edward Hackett's and Hosea Ken
dalps local section forces, together
with two gangs from Atlantic City,
worked all night Wednesday replacing
an iron girder railroad bridge on the
meadows With1a concrete SPAN The
derrick crew also assisted
Mrs. Howard Payne is expected
IozIe the last Of this week from the
Atlantic City Hospita1, where she an
derwent a week 6 an operation for
the removal of an internal growth.
On a business trip north Byron East
burn, of San Antonio, Texas, a former
resident at Shore Road and Church
street, this city, spent Sunday at the
home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. May
Townsend.
Emerson Shovel returned home on
Monday evening from Trenton, where
he visited his grandfather, James Yell
and, and other relatives two weeks.
Lawrence Farrell and family, of
Philadelphia, are sojourning at their
summer home south of Reed Road.
Miss Leira Conoyer passed Tuesday
and Wednesday with friends at Ocean
City. On Friday of this week she will
return to her home in Camden, whence
she will leave the first of next week
for Somerset, N. j., to enjoy camp life
for q fnrtniUht with occao;oEo oroI,,
ates of the Trenton Normal School.
While here the last two weeks she
was the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boice.
Miss Frances Hartzell is enjoying a
delightful vacation with her aunt, Miss
Carrie Miller, of Atlantic City, at Mt.
POcono.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Guenther, Jr..
and children, Betty and Warren, of
Trenton, were guests last Sunday of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Guenther.
Mr.. Stroup and family, of Philadel-
phia, took occupancy last Tuesday of
Charles Mason's Shore Road bungalow,
which they recently purchased.
Harry Mason has sold his bungalow
opposite Water Works Drive to Pleas
antville parties, and moved his furni-
ture out this week.
Miss Ethel Hammell left on Tuesday,
while her sister, Miss Olive Hammell,
leaves this Saturday to join her later
on an extended trip by boat and rail
through the New England States on a
sight seeing and pleasure expedition.
DR.. and Mrs. %Theophilus Madden and
daughters, Kathryn and Evelyn, of
~Coll1ngswood, motored in their Ford
sedan last Tuesday to the home of his
father, DR.. e. H.. Madden, where they
are spending a weeks vacation.
Mr.. c. F. Hammell has been enter
tanning for two weeks Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Z. Munich, of Tennessee, who expect to
leave soon for the South.
Edward A. Wilson has bought the
property on Ohio avenue (which he
lived a decade and a half ago, and in
which his family has been residing the
past month. This property was owned
by Mayor Mattson for a lengthy period,
until two years ago when he acquired
his residence property IN Shore Road.
Since then the first named premises
has been the property of Philadelphia
parties by the name of Wilson.
Henry Miller, of Millville, has been
visiting the Misses Flora, Marcia and
Lena Robinson at North Absecon his
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Babcock, of
Haddonfield, were over Sunday guests
of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fra
ley Doughty.
Rev. c. M. Johnston, of Bridgeton,
mOtored here with Mr.. A. L. HammelI,
on his return trip from Vineland on
Thursday of last week. and stayed over
night at Gilbert Conover's.
A. L. Hammell took his sons Ladow