The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-26

Va, to buy a couple vessel loads of
white potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens and chill
dren returned a few days ago to their
Philadelphia home, after spending a
, week with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
John j.. Elliff, at Glen Cottage. Soon
after their arrival home the Owens
family left in their Buick car for Wild
wood, where they have leased a cottage
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben l.. Babcock
have been entertaining this week the
family of her sister, Mrs. Walter Diet
rich, of Harrisburg, Pa, who motored
here in their REQ car. Mr.. Dietrich
has been attending the Rotary Con-
vention in Atlantic City. They are
expecting at the Babcock residence
the last of this week, their daughter,
Miss Mary Dietrich, who has been at
tending a Y. w. C. A. Conference at
Silver Bay, N. Y.
John Bewley, a government revenue
inspector, came home from Washing
ton several days ago to attend the
funeral of his mother in Atlantic City.
Misses Naomi and Beulah Young, of
Atlantic City, summer residents here
last year, have been visiting friends
on Bolton avenue.
Miss Hannah Madden has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Ceilings
wood, Philadelphia and Wilmington
the last ten days.
Mayor Harry Mattson went last
Wednesday to Woodstown, where he
bought a half dozen more horses. The
Mayor and son, Harry Mattson, Jr.,
have bought and sold more than so
horses so far this year.
Harry Mattson, Jr., motored the
first of this week to P~ennsgroYew and.
sfCa 9 Point, At the first named
4fHKt fff<t f1zs szf5ef> mrs. Leon
Conover, and daughter Eeona. for q
weeks visit with their uncle and aunt
i Mr.. and Mrs. Winner Shinn, while
Mrs. Mattson, Jr., and children, Edgar
and Charlotte, are guests for a week
of the family of her sister, Mrs. Daniel
4 Steelman, at Carney's Point. Mr.
Mattson will bring them home in his
. car the last of this week or the first
+ of next week.
C. F. Hammell bought and received
!. last Wednesday his new Oakland Sc.
dan.
The monthly meeting and social oil
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
!. Presbyterian Church was held last
Friday evening at the home of Mrs
Martin Spokesman on New Jersey
! avenue. The business session was fol
+ lowed by a social season, during which
refreshments were served. Present
/ were Mrs. M. M. Townsend, Miss AIDE
laide Carly, Mrs. Spokesman, Misses
Rose and Marion Price, Allen Town
send and Walter Borneman, Jr.
Q Mrs. B. Oberle, who makes her
\ home with the family of her son, Mar
: tin Spokesman, left on Saturday, I'm
accompanied, for Jersey City to visit
friends. She will also spend some
rime in New York. In full possession
of her faculties, Mrs. Oberle is a very
remarkable and interesting woman
for one of her years. She expects to
celebrate her Goth anniversary next
E August. Before leaving last Saturday
F the aged woman informed her rela-
tives she felt equal to take the trip
|, alone.
: Fred Carly returned to New York
: last Sunday, after spending a weeks
!. vacation at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Spokesman.
Entertains Class Reunion
of Absecon School.
Walter Borneman, Jr., will entertain
: at his home on Bolton avenue this
: Saturday evening a reunion of the
, 1913 and 1913 graduating classes of
: the Absecon Grammar School, of
which the following are members:
Class of 191S-Rose Price, Eunice
Risley, Ella Shovel, Leroy Hammell,
, Leroy Mattson, Ernest Rautter and
Walter Borneman, Jr.
Glass of 1919-Louise Draper and
: Marion Price.
Invitations have been issued to Mr..
and Mrs. w. Kelton Evans, of Oxford,
Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henry, of
, this city, to be present. Mr.. Evans
was principal of the Absecon School,
and Mrs. Henry, then Miss Lillian
Hart, the assistant, when the 1918
Class was graduated.
Mr.. Walter Borneman Leaves
For New Field of E~ndeavor.
Mr.. Walter Borneman, manager of
the Farmers Cooperative Buying As
ISOLATION, Absecon, the past year, will
leave about July l for Millville, where
he has secured the position of office
manager for the Menantico Sand and
Gravel Company, whose plant is locat-
ed between Vineland and Millville.
The Farmers Buying Association
has been ~disbanded, the business and
interests of the concern having been
bought by w. B. Etris & Co. Those
having money invested in the Associa-
ton will have it returned to them.
The office and warehouse on e. Sta
ton avenue will be closed this Satur-
day.
Mr.. Borneman has sold his property
on w. Bolton n to Philadelphia
parties, who are scheduled to take pos